Merry Christmas |
| Written by Bjorn. (26/12-2002) |
| Merry Christmas to all of you. Now I just gotta develop something that allows more than one to add lyrics...... |
MERRY XMAS |
| Written by Fenian McTaig. (25/12-2002) |
| Just want 2 wish all the IRA terrrorists a fr8 xmas and a fantastic new year!! Ryan Keena hope ur enjoying the Barcelona sunshine!! Thank you F. McTaig |
2Ryan |
| Written by Sean. (25/12-2002) |
| GASP! 8))) |
Barcelona |
| Written by Ryan Keena. (25/12-2002) |
| hey Sean come over here to Barcelona were getting lots of GUINNESS today, woo hoo whats a christmas day without a good pint, Ariadna u should come over to the pub and have a few pints, were just lucky to be in Barcelona today well have fun here in the pub lots a guinnes, :-D. C´mon people enjoy christmas and god bless the guinness. Drunk people should rule the world :-D. |
anytime |
| Written by [email protected]. (25/12-2002) |
| anytime Sean, looking forward to hearing EVERYONES ideas |
Nollag sona ort, a chairde! |
| Written by Sean. (25/12-2002) |
| Merry Christmas, friends, Nerry Cristmas, foes too! Let us spend a couple of days in Peace and rest... Good idea of the givethe...ish.com! May I join this project? Beannach an Dia ort! |
Christmas everywhere |
| Written by GalwayGaelic. (25/12-2002) |
| A good friend just sent this to me... I thought I'd forward it to you all. The light of the Christmas star to you The warmth of home and hearth to you The cheer and good will of freinds to you The hope of a childlike heart to you The joy of a thousand angels to you The love of the Son and God's peace to you. Nolag Mhaith Dhuitt Agus Bliain Nua Fe Mhaise (Merry Christmas) |
peace |
| Written by [email protected]. (25/12-2002) |
| PEACE ON EARTH and good will toward ALL men (even the English) |
Merry Christmas |
| Written by Charlotte. (24/12-2002) |
| To all of ye I met there, to my friend Ariadna, to the people of Ireland, wherever they are in the world, and to the sweet land of Ireland ! Slan go foill |
THE SMASHING OF THE VAN -- [1921 GASGOW] |
| Written by RAYMOND McLAUGHLIN "CALHAME" SCOTLAND.. (24/12-2002) |
| THE ABOVE SONG WAS DEFINATELY WRITTEN BY "MICK OF THE GARNGAD" WHO WAS MICKY McLAUGHLIN [A COUSIN OF MY FATHER]AND WHO ALSO WROTE "THE JOHNY THOMSON SONG" AND THE CELTIC F.C. ANTHEM "IT'S A GRAND OLD TEAM TO PLAY FOR" [FOR THE SINGER GLEN DALY] AS WELL AS OTHER SONG LYRICS,THEATRICAL SKETCHES AND AT LEAST ONE PLAY FOR RADIO. HE ALSO WROTE POETRY AND WAS RENOWNED FOR PRACTICAL JOKES/EVENTS OF GREAT HUMOUR AND SKILL. FURTHER DATA IS ON THE WEB- SEE"GARNGAD" ,"ROYSTON","MICK OF THE GARNGAD" ETC. HIS FATHER WAS BORN IN THE GARNGAD DISTRICT OF GLASGOW [MY GRANDA MARK'S BROTHER]AND HIS GRANDA[MY GREAT GRANDA]WAS PETER McLAUGHLIN WHO CAME OVER TO SCOTLAND FROM THE TOWNSHIP OF "CALHAME" IN SHARAGOWER PARISH [NEAR BUNCRANA],COUNTY DONEGAL. P. S.HE WAS NOT A BIGOT [HE WROTE SUCH AS "WILLY WADELL PRINCE OF DRIBBLERS!]AND WAS RESPECTED BY ALL. RAYMOND Mc LAUGHLIN[BORN IN THE GARNGAD] |
merry christmas |
| Written by ariadna. (24/12-2002) |
| by the way, i was reading all u said... yes, i agree with charlotte and patrick about the news about ireland all over the world. when papers talk about the IRA they express it as terrorism, which is quite different. but if thats what tv give people just eat and know that. oh, by the way, brian talked about spanish, i don't agree they have heart or soul, did britts have heart with u? have nice christmas holidays. and best wishes for ireland next year. |
Im here |
| Written by Ryan Keena. (24/12-2002) |
| have a nice christmas all of YOU!! I HOPE YE REALLY ENJOY THIS CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR !!! THX ALL OF YE SONS AND DAUGHTERS FROM THE FENIAN MOVEMENT, THX FOR KEEPING THIS SITE UP, FOR SUPPPORTING IT, AND FOR BEING HERE ON THIS GREAT SITE EVERYDAY. THX BJORN! FOR GIVING US THIS SITE. ALL AF YE KEEP FIGHTING FOR THIS SITE AND KEEP IT UP. UVF ILL GIVE YE THE SASH, YES U TOO, HAVE A NICE CHRISTMAS :-D (THERES A JOKE BEHIND THIS LAST SENTENCE) HU HU HU!!! ITS AMAZING HOW CRUEL I CAN GET TO BE!!! LOL |
twas the night before christmas |
| Written by [email protected]. (24/12-2002) |
| Twas the night before Christmas And all thru the land Old Santa was drinkin And dancing with the band His laughter got hearty His nose began to shine "One more pint o guiness And I should be fine" He thought of his mission To fly round the world The sides of his smile Had started to curl To start over Ireland And visit each Pub And cafe and pool hall And dance hall and club To bless all the children The fathers and mothers The brothers and sisters The fighters and lovers The thought of this night Over Ireland would be grand But first, one more pint And a jig with the band Whos is that standing there Over by the fire Well glory be praised Its Mary McGuire Shes checking out Santa With Mistletoe raised The last time he saw her It lasted for days A wee kiss and a wink And off to his sleigh He knew he would see her On some other day You could hear Santa yell As he disappeared from sight "Merry Christmas to ALL And to ALL, a very IRISH night" MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE Long live Ireland Patrick |
Patrick |
| Written by Charlotte. (24/12-2002) |
| Keep an empty place in your website where you will be able to put a picture which will show to everyone that our day has come when the time is there. Slan go foill |
I forgot |
| Written by Mitza. (24/12-2002) |
| The email is [email protected] |
Patrick |
| Written by Mitza. (24/12-2002) |
| I would be glad if i can help in any way i can. I got some lyrics and i trying to find some more. Btw,can you suggest me some songs? Or if you are using winamp generate a html playlist and send it to me. I hope i'm not a pain in the ass. Best regarder To those who celebrate it...Merry Christmas. ,Mitza |
New webpage |
| Written by [email protected]. (24/12-2002) |
| Good news folks, I have registered the website www.giveirelandbacktotheirish.com The site should be up in a week or so. Any ideas, statements, photos, or humor, tell me what you would like to see on it. Perhaps a section with an interactive "Boot England out of Ireland "game. Perhaps a section of photos of Ireland and its people. Definately a "I bet you didnt realize" page including truths and fictions. I am pretty excited about this. Give me some ideas as far as a front cover page to this site too. Maybe a picture of the the Queen signing the declarations page (much like the famous picture of the Japanese surrendering WWII). I would like your input. After all, this is IRELANDS webpage. Long live Ireland Patrick |
To Brian |
| Written by BigPat. (24/12-2002) |
| Brian, You're getting hung up on language. The dictionary definition (my dictionary anyway!) of "denounce" is 'To condemn openly as being evil or reprehensible.' That is what I say about the violent approach. I condemn it, openly. I say it's evil. Now if that sounds weak or fearful to you then I'm sorry. But my position on this couldn't be stronger, nor do I feel afraid to state it and to clarify it. I want no part of the violence. It hasn't worked in Iraq, China, Bali, Santiago or New York. It's not working in Palestine and the wedge that is being driven between ordinary Moslems and Jews, most of whom just want to get on with their lives, is the one reason why they cannot. There's no reason to believe this approach will be any more successful in Ireland. I don't utterly condemn those who have died, honestly believing in their cause, over the years. Many were unquestionably patriots, but the world is a different place in the 21st century. The non-violent options now have a greater chance of success, particularly if we can start to persuade some of the wavering loyalists that they have nothing to fear from a 32-county state. Like it or not, British public opinion is vitally important in this. Think back to the Land wars. Most Brits don't understand the Irish "problem" and don't care any more than they don't understand (or care!) why Bush and Blair want to bomb Iraq but ignore North Korea. The section of British public opinion that does know and care wants Ireland united, principally because they know what a drain Northern Ireland is on the UK economy. This attitude is hardening in our favour and these are the cards we should be playing. But a resumption of violence, "stingers up some horse's ass?" will quickly swing things the other way. Can you imagine the British reaction if soldiers and politicians start arriving home in body-bags again? It would set up back thirty years. Please, think about what you advocate. |
unashamed praise |
| Written by Michael Lee Robbins ([email protected]). (24/12-2002) |
| Dear Celtic-Lyrics Folk, I love this site. I was seeking the lyrics of The Lord of the Dance with a Google search and found this delightful site. Thanks and keep up the good work! Respectfully yours, Michael Robbins Seattle, WA |