Now ye are writing Mick Carter in jail .
Obviously youâre not acquainted with brehon law.puts the Norman law to shame
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brehon laws were invented by fairies, eddie lenihan type shite, the type of lad who wanted motorway construction halted because there was a fairy tree in the way
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The UK justice system is basically pre Napoleonic frog law. So even post brexit itâll still be the frogs ruling the Brits.
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Correct⌠the Brehon laws were extremely progressive by modern terms let alone 1500-2000 years ago. We were way out ahead ⌠then the church and the crown destroyed that and rendered us paupers.
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Good man. Put it up to the bastards
The meaning of egregious changed over the years. It originally meant remarkably good but now the common understanding is shockingly bad
Itâs egregious the way that happened
When he was young he was an egregious hurler but heâs gone fucking egregious lately
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The magna carter 
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Was that the bill of rights that gave the lords the right to rape their peasants?
I always thought it meant unusual, but in a nice way. An egregious character. Weâve both learned something today.
Thatâll change my tinder swiping.
Same wit wicked innit
I dunno mate, a bit of stretch there, almost defying gravity in fact.
Finnegans in Annacotty is still going
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Agatha Christieâs book, âAnd then there were tenâ, was originally called âTen Little Niggersâ - before changing it to âTen Little Indiansâ and then finally to âAnd then there were tenâ
And then there were none
The most successful people in Ireland (traditional definition of success) are the sons of East Galway farmers