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Re: Irish Socsure they can run it on....potatoes(Original post by Hylean)
Didn't you hear? There's a recession, no interwebz down south.
scraping the bottom of the barrel tonight
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Re: Irish SocI'm not Irish but I wish I was! been living in Dublin for the past three years and I would stay in Ireland forever! the only thing I hate is the transport and its lack of punctuality... and sometimes the food
except for roast potatoe and turkey's stuffing 
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Re: Irish SocI was born in Devon, but my family's from Waterford way. Am I allowed to join??? Haven't been over for a good few years now, but I am hoping to get there at some point, I loved what I can remember of the place. I've applied to the University of Ulster which would help if I get in
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Re: Irish SocI completely forgot i was even a member on here! Just doing a general search on trying to find work (no longer a student
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I used to love posting in here! Been to Ireland a lot over the last few years. Watched the Rugby on Sunday. gutted is not the word! still cant quite believe that one. Of course weve d euro 2012 to look forward to in the football later on this year as well.
How things have changed since i last posted as well. Of course Michael D is now d president etc etc.
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Re: Irish SocWhich Campus have you applied for with University of Ulster? I'm from Northern Ireland and its harder to get into this year, we all had to apply to English Uni's.(Original post by joelburr)
I was born in Devon, but my family's from Waterford way. Am I allowed to join??? Haven't been over for a good few years now, but I am hoping to get there at some point, I loved what I can remember of the place. I've applied to the University of Ulster which would help if I get in
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Re: Irish SocHey!
I'm a bit of an intruder here since I'm not Irish, but considering I've been to Ireland at least once a year since I was twelve, and I'm intending to move there in a year......I though It wouldn't be too bad of a choice if I joined this group
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Re: Irish SocSomeone from Derry?!? ON TSR?!?(Original post by GayIrishLad)
Which Campus have you applied for with University of Ulster? I'm from Northern Ireland and its harder to get into this year, we all had to apply to English Uni's.
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Re: Irish SocI agree(Original post by medbh4805)
irish soc clearly needs a resurrection
need a conversation topic....ideas?
Btw I've just finished watching In the name of the father... really liked it, very good film! -
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Re: Irish SocI've never seen that one, mean to get round to watching it. I should probably watch more Irish history films though, considering that I have an Irish history exam in 4 weeks (and won't stop complaining about it(Original post by Colpejafort)
I agree
Btw I've just finished watching In the name of the father... really liked it, very good film!
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Re: Irish SocWell I'd highly recommend it(Original post by medbh4805)
I've never seen that one, mean to get round to watching it. I should probably watch more Irish history films though, considering that I have an Irish history exam in 4 weeks (and won't stop complaining about it )
I'm really into irish history and even though i dont like cinema that much I've been watching a few Irish films lately but this is the one I liked the most so far!
It's still far away but good luck in your exam What period does the exam cover?
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Re: Irish SocHave you seen the Wind that Shakes the Barley? that and the Michael Collins films are the only ones I've really seen, besides the Bloody sunday films(Original post by Colpejafort)
Well I'd highly recommend it I'm really into irish history and even though i dont like cinema that much I've been watching a few Irish films lately but this is the one I liked the most so far!
It's still far away but good luck in your exam What period does the exam cover?
1900-25
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Re: Irish SocHaha, yeah, that's the first 2 I watched(Original post by medbh4805)
Have you seen the Wind that Shakes the Barley? that and the Michael Collins films are the only ones I've really seen, besides the Bloody sunday films
1900-25
Well make sure you watch In the name of the father before your exam!
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Re: Irish Soc(Original post by xHuStLeR23)
eating my twirl bites like a sir. Is your name Bill clinton too?
I'll try!(Original post by Colpejafort)
Haha, yeah, that's the first 2 I watched Well make sure you watch In the name of the father before your exam!
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Currently teaching English in China but heading to Nottingham in September to do a Masters.
I'm really into irish history and even though i dont like cinema that much I've been watching a few Irish films lately but this is the one I liked the most so far! 
