Zebra
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i think today is the right day to ask such a question!
i do not have any, but i have other connections to Ireland.
i do not have any, but i have other connections to Ireland.
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No one's perfect.i think today is the right day to ask such a question!
i do not have any, but i have other connections to Ireland.
Why did we need another thread did your first one crash and burn?
.One look at my teeth and my skin cancer will attest to my Irish heritage.
I have an Irish surname but my DNA says I am only 16% Irish. The rest comes from all over Europe.i think today is the right day to ask such a question!
i do not have any, but i have other connections to Ireland.
Yes.is it a Gaelic name.?
yes, Erin Go Bragh!.
I might have just a smidge of Irish blood, but I have my favorite Irish story.
My 100% Japanese, American born husband sang a beautiful rendition of "Danny Boy", often for an Irish funeral. There was a private joke among his friends about his honorary Irish-ness.
He and I were on a day trip to LaConner WA and stopped at the edge of town, at an antique store. I was a lover of Irish Belleek porcelain at the time and saw a cream & sugar set that I liked, but found too expensive at $125.
We continued into town, to the LaConner Tavern for one of their famous burgers, and decided as we sat at the bar and ate, to play some pull-tabs. The bartender asked which game I wanted to play and there was one called "Luck O' The Irish", so I picked that one, explaining that my husband was Irish, which made her jaw drop a little.
I played it an won $100, and of course I went back to the antique store to buy the Belleek.
I have since sold off my Belleek, lost my husband three years ago, but Erin Go Bragh, everyone!
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