Sharon Corr Northern Ireland

DanielODonnell

Hello, I read recently that a couple of years ago she stated that she "feels Northern Irish", I would have liked the interviewer to expand on this issue, I wonder what this means, maybe she means she feels Ulster-Scots or maybe she mean she is a big follower of the Antrim hurling team and the Ulster gaelic culture given how a bit of Louth used to be in the old medieval Ulster kingdom

donegaLroad

the Corrs are from Dundalk. Maybe she is surrounded by neighbours who have moved across the border from norn iron.

Nodin

DanielODonnell wrote: »

Hello, I read recently that a couple of years ago she stated that she "feels Northern Irish", I would have liked the interviewer to expand on this issue, I wonder what this means, maybe she means she feels Ulster-Scots or maybe she mean she is a big follower of the Antrim hurling team and the Ulster gaelic culture given how a bit of Louth used to be in the old medieval Ulster kingdom

...feels the urge to march down a street while simultaneously wanting to throw rocks at herself?

Peregrine

And instead of asking her what she meant, you decided to ask strangers a couple of years later?

This isn't an After Hours topic anyway. Perhaps you could try either the Humanities forum or the Anthropology, Sociology & Culture forum. I don't know which one would be better suited.