why don't we celebrate the birth of ireland

cena

Why do you think we here in Ireland don't celebrate the birth of ireland so too speak like they do in America for the 4th of july.

jack presley

cena wrote: »

Why do you think we here in Ireland don't celebrate the birth of ireland so too speak like they do in America for the 4th of july.

We're not a made up country. we were always here.

El Guapo!

We're still trying to figure out who the father is

El Siglo

I think the word you're looking for is "celebrate" with a "c".

Das Kitty

belebrate?

Cill Dara Abu

Bes bets belebrate bhe birth bof bireland!

Bi bove bireland.

johnnycnandy

Bireland bireland bireland!!

squod

On which bay would you like this belebration to take place?

who the fug

Das Kitty wrote: »

belebrate?

rather apt, given we don't known which Ireland and which date

later12

B isn't even beside C on the veyboard.

knird evol

technically we weren't really 'born'.
Not in the same way that a bottle of budweiser is born.
Or a star is born

Dennis the Stone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TesXkhPhG_o

stimpson

squod wrote: »

On which bay would you like this belebration to take place?

Surely we already belebrate it on Baint Batricks Bay.

aligator_am

Das Kitty wrote: »

belebrate?

OP may have a head cold

FloatingVoter

Shouldn't we just mourn it ?....and ask Liz if she'll have it back.

cena

I.v fix the thing on the name of tread.

Dravokivich

Dunno bout you, but I celebrate every day. :cool:

mike65

First thing you'd have to do is decide when it was born and which bit/s you are talking about.

Oh_Noes

cena wrote: »

I.v fix the thing on the name of tread.

Booo bange it back. Bit bas be best bit of be bread.

flutterflye

knird evol wrote: »

technically we weren't really 'born'.
Not in the same way that a bottle of budweiser is born.
Or a star is born

They know the year Ireland rose above sea level I think, but don't know if they know the date.

I think it was 10,000 years ago???

Sorry, I'm going by very vague memories here!
I'm sure plenty of people will actually know.

Kevin Duffy

Nobody give the game away by telling the OP about the massive, deadly party we've all been having every you-know-what day without inviting him.

Nothing to see here OP, move along now.

Sweatynutsack

We're to busy cribbing about the demise of our country
Celebrating the birth of it would involve having to enjoy ourselves.....impossible

dan1895

I presume your talking about our independence day which pretty much would of been the start of the civil war. Not something you really want to becelebrating to be honest.

paky

i dont think celebrating st patricks day is sufficient enough to celebrate our freedom. what about the so many none christians in this country who avail of the same freedom we do. are we to insult them by claiming a christian holiday as our independents day?

i think its about time that a national independence day debate be set up

Conor108

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUdB8gCMcXI

voz es

cena wrote: »

Why do you think we here in Ireland don't celebrate the birth of ireland so too speak like they do in America for the 4th of july.

Ah the birth of Ireland would be a hard one to attain, some volcanic action years back i reckon.

ejmaztec

flutterflye wrote: »

They know the year Ireland rose above sea level I think, but don't know if they know the date.

I think it was 10,000 years ago???

Sorry, I'm going by very vague memories here!
I'm sure plenty of people will actually know.

Yes, I was sitting in me boat, drinking a can of Dutch Gold, and trying to catch some fish, when all of a sudden the water disappeared for miles around me. I dragged me boat across the sand until I reached the sea again, and became the first person to emigrate because there were no fuckin jobs:(

Berns

Maybe when get full independance as opposed to 26/32 :rolleyes:

knird evol

flutterflye wrote: »

They know the year Ireland rose above sea level I think, but don't know if they know the date.

I think it was 10,000 years ago???

I think in science terms we didn't in fact rise above the waves. What happened was we suddenly loosed from europe - with a jolt - and went flying out a ways to the atlantic. A lot of people near the edge toppled back into the water.

The date wasn't recorded because they hadn't yet invented the notebook.

Duckworth_Luas

Berns wrote: »

Maybe when get full independance as opposed to 26/32 :rolleyes:

25 surely! Didn't Cork rejoin the UK last May?

paky

Berns wrote: »

Maybe when get full independance as opposed to 26/32 :rolleyes:

nah, we'll just indoctrinate ira ideology into our constitution instead!

barry711

how sad are you bunch of people to mock this person over a silly mistake. I only hope your all kids cause its just embarrassing if your adults.

Oh_Noes

barry711 wrote: »

how sad are you bunch of people to mock this person over a silly mistake. I only hope your all kids cause its just embarrassing if your adults.

It's you're you fool!

flutterflye

knird evol wrote: »

I think in science terms we didn't in fact rise above the waves. What happened was we suddenly loosed from europe - with a jolt - and went flying out a ways to the atlantic. A lot of people near the edge toppled back into the water.

The date wasn't recorded because they hadn't yet invented the notebook.

I'm fairly sure that the ice melted and the land rose up after a fcuk load of time after being buried under water.
And then the first settlers began appearing a while later.

I'm not good with dates or details, but I'm pretty sure the basic gist of this is correct?

Kevin Duffy

barry711 wrote: »

How sad are you bunch of people to mock this person over a silly mistake? I only hope you're all kids, 'cause it's just embarrassing if you're adults.

FYP, heaven forbid you should be bocked. I mean mocked.

stimpson

barry711 wrote: »

how sad are you bunch of people to mock this person over a silly mistake. I only hope your all kids cause its just embarrassing if your adults.

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