What would you prefer to call Ireland.

If using the english language the Ireland works for me.

 

* Accents-Land

 

The Kingdom of Che.

I shall rule as a benevolent dictator for eternity.

 

No he means Eire Inn, like the premier inn only with less Lenny Henry.

 

If he means like a giant pub then I change my vote to The Eire Inn.

 

If Ireland was a giant pub, Donegal would be the smoking section outside :bbpd:

 

I plumped for Eire, simply because I remember the name being used during the 1990 world cup in Italy.

The golden years :smiley-laughing002:

 

In English, Ireland or the Irish Republic or the Republic of Ireland (32 counties).

I don't speak Irish but surely Éire is the only name for it? Éirinn is in the dative case. Erin is Hiberno-English.

 

Dublin could be the toilet.

 

:smiley-laughing002:

 

call it what you like ....me , Eeeerrlund ( Eurovision song contest )

 

Cavan would be the cash register then :smiley-laughing002:

 

* right! :icon_mrgreen:

 

See, this is why people think you wear bright nikes, 900 quid parkas and signet rings. :smiley-laughing002:

 

Struggling to think of any other stereotypes haha I guess for people in the pub Kerry would be that 60 year old who talks to everyone and laughs at absolutely everything regardless if it's a joke or not even when it's not funny cork would be the bloke sitting with one of his mates at the bar looking ready to smack someone and mayo will be the 40 year old in the corner drinking whiskey by himself thinking what could of been

 

Roscommon, the homophobe.

 

Tip the not to sure if they are on not but will love there kids anyhow even if there *'s type of person



Meath they put on * dublin accents and try and act like Dubs then say they hate us

A bit like the "newco haters" on here

 

Mayo, ever the optimist always the loser.

The Hibs of Ireland