Who's got a bit o' the Irish in 'em?

[kirch]

Happy St. Pat's Day everybody.

I know -- Everyone's Irish on St. Patrick's Day. But who REALLY has some Irish background?

For myself, it's 1/4. My grandmother on my father's side was a Culligan.

[nickg]

i'm not irish EVEN on st. patty's day.

so put down the green beer.

and take off that leprechaun suit, you look ridiculous.

and quit singing "oh danny boy" when you don't even know the damn words.

and if your name is "erin" then i prefer that "erin go bragh-less"!!!!

[Mitzi1]

Despite my Italian last name, I have no Irish in me. lol
Mitzi<----English

[nickg]

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Originally posted by Mitzi1:
Despite my Italian last name, I have no Irish in me. lol
Mitzi<----English

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mitzi -- if your husband was irish i'm sure you'd have some in you!!

like i always tell people....my wife is Italian by injection.

[ 03-17-2003, 11:43 AM: Message edited by: nickg ]

[SAMRA]

1/4 Irish. My Grandmother is a Gallagher

[Mike Tx]

Does anybody want any Irish in them?

[drunkhunter]

I'm of Irish blood.

[jellybean40]

I dont have any Irish in me, but i celebrated at Chi-Chi's today

Happy St Paddys Day

[Mitzi1]

NNNNIIIICCCCKKKK!!!!!! GO STAND IN THE CORNER RIGHT NOW!
I bet I have a better Italian last name them you. Check your PM!

[ 03-17-2003, 06:20 PM: Message edited by: Mitzi1 ]

[Oink]

I have some Irish.

[Deputy Joe]

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Originally posted by jellybean40:
I dont have any Irish in me, but i celebrated at Chi-Chi's today

Happy St Paddys Day

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Ha, Ha, Ha..... It was taco day at work today. No Irish in me either.

[JohnKelly]

Irish 100% - Immigrated to Australia from Ireland in 1964 and now consider myself an Irish Australian.

[DaveInTx]

Well, my surname was brought to this country in 1670 by a man on a ship which came from Ireland and supposedly all we with that name are descended from him; however, that does not guarantee that he was, indeed, Irish, does it. I have been accused of being "black Irish" (which, I believe, means Spanish ancestors) and some of my family's anatomical features would support this. The other half of my dad's family is British (Scots/English) all the way. Mom was half German, half Dutch.

flashguy
Texan By Choice, not Accident

[ghost]

1/2 Irish- and if I would have been born 6 and a half hours earlier, my name would have been "Trish" to go with my Irish last name, and being born on St Patty's Day... But alas, tomorrow is my birthday (21!! ) so my parents stuck with what they had already chosen.

[Delta_V]

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Originally posted by ghost:
But alas, tomorrow is my birthday (21!! )

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Ohhh happy birthday!! Don't have too much fun!