Graffiti Opposite Trinity Halls

S.R.F.C.

Does anyone know what the graffiti on the wall opposite the entrance to Trinity Halls is about? Just passed it today and got a quick glimpse, looks Greek possibly?

Kendannedy

It's Russian and translates more or less to "Liza I love only you".

There's also "Alina, I you" on Harcourt street. Not quite sure who these girls are and why they're getting so much Russian language love.

S.R.F.C.

Kendannedy wrote: »

It's Russian and translates more or less to "Liza I love only you".

There's also "Alina, I you" on Harcourt street. Not quite sure who these girls are and why they're getting so much Russian language love.

Thanks alot for the reply.

Perhaps some stalker/crazed ex-lovers?! Fair play they're certainly getting their point across anyway, i wonder do Liza and Alina love these individuals back?

Kendannedy

S.R.F.C. wrote: »

Thanks alot for the reply.

Perhaps some stalker/crazed ex-lovers?! Fair play they're certainly getting their point across anyway, i wonder do Liza and Alina love these individuals back?

It's been a while since I've been in Russia but I think it might be a common enough romantic gesture over there. Don't hold me to that though. I'd be fairly sure the average Irish girl would be horrified if you spray painted love messages across from their residence/school.

Lollymcd

Kendannedy wrote: »

It's been a while since I've been in Russia but I think it might be a common enough romantic gesture over there. Don't hold me to that though. I'd be fairly sure the average Irish girl would be horrified if you spray painted love messages across from their residence/school.

You are correct.

ted1

yeah but they're putty in your hands when you carve their name in a tree. Especially when its "4ever"