Northern Ireland Please

motorguy

I think anything that gives 'the english' any excuse to sterotype us should be avoided.

I worked in milton keynes a few years ago, and they found it very amusing to say 'top of the morning to ya' when i walked in.

Also, before that, when i worked in london as a contractor i was described as 'cheap irish labour'...

sleepymy

Not all 'the English' stereotype us! I find that a bit biased tbh.

frepol

Pretani wrote: »

There also is no 9 county Ulster.

Eh? The 3 provinces of Ireland?

Marty_J

Pretani wrote: »

I never said there was. There also is no 9 county Ulster.:beer:

Where did it go to then?

wifeforlife

Norn Iron sound awful when you hear it spoken!!! I absolutely detest it

I've used it in texts, I dont use it online nor in writing just because I like to try to spell correctly, I hate people using text speak also unless in texts

Cate

Sigur_2

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wifeforlife

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norn_Iron

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Easymoney

I kind of like Norn Iron.

If you had an english accent you would call it 'Novern Areland'

Pretani

leftieM wrote: »

Pretani wrote: »

There also is no 9 county Ulster.:beer:

You must have missed that geography lesson .

You mean history lesson?;)

frepol wrote: »

Eh? The 3 provinces of Ireland?

and donegal:D

Marty_J wrote: »

Where did it go to then?

Territorially and politically it went into the history books.

Jaime-V

Well I say Norn Iron a lot, I'm from Belfast...so there:p

Everyone has their own wee phrases for different things, im sure you have some that would annoy others...each to their own!