irishdancer86
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Dec 31, 2009
Sadly, I have never been up North.. and although I did make it some pubs when I was in Ireland.. I was only 8.. haha..
I absolutely loved it and it really is my dream to go back there.. Both my grandparents on my dads side were from there.. They had huge irish families, sadly they are all gone now, but their kids are all still there.. One of these days.. Oh, I would LOVE to do a DIS meet with your family if our days overlap.. Nothing I love better than some irish.. My son who is going to 5, I talk about his great grandad to him quite often and am always trying to fake the Irish Brogue, how great it would be to have him talk to your MUM??
This is a really busy time of the year.. although I can't wait to hear more about your trip.. I am anxiously anticipating..
I think our accent isn't as nice and lilting as ones from further south in Ireland...people often confuse it for scottish...
where in america do you live? my dad came from a family of 8 and his 3 sisters all moved to across the atlantic: calgary, new york and florida!!!
if you make it back to Ireland some day nothing can beat a big session in a wee irish pub with some traditional irish music! we tart partying young in ireland but 8 years old would definitely be pouhing it lol!!!