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Crash in Inverin

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  • 05-07-2007 6:03pm
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    tommydee
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    Who's in that crash. Some well known businessmen I believe.


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    An Fear Aniar
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    tommydee wrote:
    Who's in that crash. Some well known businessmen I believe.

    You mean Indreabhán? You ****ing West Brit.


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    mcauley
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    Bit Harsh!


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    cornbb
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    An Fear Aniar wrote:
    You mean Indreabhán? You ****ing West Brit.

    Pfft. We're all very impressed :rolleyes:
    Who's in that crash. Some well known businessmen I believe
    Eight businessmen from or with links to Clifden, I believe. The pilot was from Dublin and was one of the two killed.


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    An Fear Aniar
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    mcauley wrote:
    Bit Harsh!

    If it was some Inuit village you'd all be very careful to call it by its authentic name.



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    Mr. Presentable
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    An Fear Aniar wrote:
    If it was some Inuit village you'd all be very careful to call it by its authentic name.



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    So, correct, don't abuse the poster.


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    Time Magazine
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    An Fear Aniar wrote:
    You mean Indreabhán? You ****ing West Brit.
    Sorry, where are you living? London?

    What language was the post in? Insisting on calling it Indreabhán is the same as insisting someone types "Tá mé ag dul go dtí Dublin" rather than "..go dtí Átha Cliath", as the majority of people speak English there.

    One last question: do you call it Ayers Rock or Uluru?


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