Middle earth= middle ages?/Barrow Downs= Ireland and Scotland? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

MLD-Grounds-Keeper-Willie · 12-03-2002, 04:14 PM

Thanks for all your replies. At first there weren't many but I'm glad now that some of us agree. Now, to the issue of Glasgow. I was refering to the Celts that are derived from Scotland, they are called the Glasgow. I'm sorry for the confusion.

Oh yeah, I can't stand it when people think that all of Ireland is like the north. No one seems to know about the rest of Ireland. They don't even know that the north makes up only about a third or fourth of Ireland. I think that if they visted Ireland they shut the h*ll up. Its beautiful and yet they trash it like it's some sh*tty war zone. I grew up in SF in the US and I still live here but my family ties are in Galway and Kerry. Yeah Dimaldaeon, Galway!!! And screw Armagh(just kidding). I also can't stand it when English people (please don't get offended)talk sh*t about Ireland or assume anyone who has pride in Ireland is from the north and is a member of the I.R.A. It just shows how ignorant they are, and it p*sses me off so much because it was their country that fu*ked up the north.

Anyways, thanks for the replies and lnog live Ireland. Here's one of my favorite songs, besides Kevin Barry and The Irish Drinking Song (Beer Beer Beer).

I.R.E.L.A.N.D.

Come all ye lads and lassies and sit you down with me,
And I will tell the truth about a land that`s dear to me,
You`ve read it in the papers and you`ve seen it on TV,
But I will spell it out for you, what Ireland means to me.

I is for internment of the innocent and free
R is for resistance to the laws of tryany
E is for the English who have torn our land apart
L is for the love of freedom in every Irish heart
A is for the answer we`re all searching for
N is for one nation and an end to this long war
D is for the dream of millions longing to be free.
That`s how I spell Ireland, that`s what Ireland means to me.

This land was once respected for it`s saints and scolars too
But now the bomb and bullet that`s all that makes the news
I know that it`s confusing and it`s hard to understand,
But I will spell it out for you by spelling Ireland

12-03-2002, 04:14 PM	#12
MLD-Grounds-Keeper-Willie Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: San Francisco Posts: 573	Thanks for all your replies. At first there weren't many but I'm glad now that some of us agree. Now, to the issue of Glasgow. I was refering to the Celts that are derived from Scotland, they are called the Glasgow. I'm sorry for the confusion. Oh yeah, I can't stand it when people think that all of Ireland is like the north. No one seems to know about the rest of Ireland. They don't even know that the north makes up only about a third or fourth of Ireland. I think that if they visted Ireland they shut the hll up. Its beautiful and yet they trash it like it's some shtty war zone. I grew up in SF in the US and I still live here but my family ties are in Galway and Kerry. Yeah Dimaldaeon, Galway!!! And screw Armagh(just kidding). I also can't stand it when English people (please don't get offended)talk sht about Ireland or assume anyone who has pride in Ireland is from the north and is a member of the I.R.A. It just shows how ignorant they are, and it psses me off so much because it was their country that fu*ked up the north. Anyways, thanks for the replies and lnog live Ireland. Here's one of my favorite songs, besides Kevin Barry and The Irish Drinking Song (Beer Beer Beer). I.R.E.L.A.N.D. Come all ye lads and lassies and sit you down with me, And I will tell the truth about a land that`s dear to me, You`ve read it in the papers and you`ve seen it on TV, But I will spell it out for you, what Ireland means to me. I is for internment of the innocent and free R is for resistance to the laws of tryany E is for the English who have torn our land apart L is for the love of freedom in every Irish heart A is for the answer we`re all searching for N is for one nation and an end to this long war D is for the dream of millions longing to be free. That`s how I spell Ireland, that`s what Ireland means to me. This land was once respected for it`s saints and scolars too But now the bomb and bullet that`s all that makes the news I know that it`s confusing and it`s hard to understand, But I will spell it out for you by spelling Ireland __________________ Do Not Touch -Willie