Didnāt mean to get personal
Apologies to you and yours
nobodyāll notice down there; just call him Harry (sonny is too pantoāish for blow-ins like you; the langers will just think your a kilkenny show off)
with Harry theyāll assume your a Fine Gael voterā what harm, look at Art[/quote]
Donāt worry MGG, I didnāt call either of the twins Harrison or Harry or whatever. Youāre in the clear
i had a book of Irish Girls names i was reading through & some were horrendous - have you ever heard of gormflaith? that was one of them - if i had my way it would have been Saoirse but my wife been an Aussie wasnt overly pushed on an irish name
ended up on Grace but its not set in stone so feel free to critique
Unlucky on being shot down with Saoirse, however perhaps itās prudent in that you may be mistaken for a Ruairi OāBradaigh (his paper is called Saoirse if Iām not mistaken) disciple when in fact you are an Adamsite. A faithful republican like yourself NCC, can comfort himself in the knowledge that proclamation signatory Joseph Mary Plunkettās wifeās name was Grace.
i had a book of Irish Girls names i was reading through & some were horrendous - have you ever heard of gormflaith? that was one of them - if i had my way it would have been Saoirse but my wife been an Aussie wasnt overly pushed on an irish name
ended up on Grace but its not set in stone so feel free to critique[/quote]
NCC, not Gormflaith but Gormlaith. And I know one. Sheās sound but that is an affliction of a name in fairness.
Grace is a good name. Grace Corncrake, good ring to it.
i had a book of Irish Girls names i was reading through & some were horrendous - have you ever heard of gormflaith? that was one of them - if i had my way it would have been Saoirse but my wife been an Aussie wasnt overly pushed on an irish name
ended up on Grace but its not set in stone so feel free to critique[/quote]
Grace is the name of the main character in Torva Venia Cranky.