Dylan Llewellyn ............ And, give me a minute
Daniel Narodwisky or summat like that compare internet pictures xxx
@SimonBirch said [^](/forum/redirect/post/67HXev6z)
> Daniel Narodwisky or summat like that compare internet pictures xxx
Daniel Naroditsky!!
sorry I didn't respond guys, to answer tenakle, we are not aiming at the moment to regain Northern Ireland to answer nigord, I do know a lot about the famine and the starving Irish came to the usa on coffin ships and that's how most people died in the famine
and Simon, I don't really find those jokes offences because we have a strong culture and a strong accent for dogybrown, I have travelled outside of Ireland, and quite a few countries, I've been up the Eiffel Tower, through the city's of Morocco and down the ski slopes of Finland and for kind panda, I am writing an essay but it might not be EXACTLY 100 words,
and to the merry Chester, I have not watched the derry girls, but I do not believe its half as good as father ted
The fusion of traditional Irish step dancing and Celtic music is a significant part of Irish cultural heritage and boasts a centuries-old history. Is this unique dance style already being taught in schools to preserve this tradition and pass it on to the next generation?
The incredible speed and precision with which, for example, *The Gardiner Brothers* execute their steps and movements is almost impossible to grasp with the naked eye and is always breathtaking.
The Gardiner Brothers - Irish stepdance
https://youtu.be/E8gVXz8ZlHI
@Tenakel I don't think anybody was expecting that, perhaps not even the good Irish gentleman himself :)
It's sad this thread wasn't continued; that could have been very interesting.
Today, March 17th, the Irish celebrate *St. Patrick's Day* – a great opportunity to appreciate the Irish music scene.
Internationally successful and world-famous musicians and bands include, for example, *U2, The Dubliners, Sinéad O'Connor, Van Morrison, Enya, The Pogues, Thin Lizzy, ...*
My personal favorite band is *The Cranberries* with their charismatic frontwoman Dolores O'Riordan. Their fantastic songs combine powerful rock with melodic sounds.
I particularly like the following quiet song, which has two special features: First, the title *Sunday* doesn't appear in the lyrics at all, and second, it has a wonderful intro that makes up over a third of the song.
The Cranberries - Sunday
https://youtu.be/usXtjlm5vC4
@Dexter5057
I have one final question: Were any streets or squares in Ireland named in honor of Dolores O’Riordan?
U2? I wonder if Bono ever logged on lichess! Happy St Patrick's day!!
My question is, do you understand everything the "Frostbit Boy" is saying here? Such a funny and likeable young chap, anyway :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLMrHRuhxO4