Happy St. Patrick’s Day - Show your lucky mojo style!

Happy St. Patrick’s Day Everyone! Post a photo of your lucky style. After all you don’t have to be Irish to “get lucky� ;)

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Being of Irish-Scottish heritage, may I wish all a Happy St. Patrick's Day.

One tip from a Celtic Gentleman: Tá trÃ* shaghas bean ann: bean chomh mÃ*-náireach le muc, bean chomh crosta le cearc agus bean chomh mÃ*n leis an uan.

Erin Go Bragh!

I definitely like your Irish style!

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Originally Posted by risn2theoccasion2

Tá trÃ* shaghas bean ann: bean chomh mÃ*-náireach le muc, bean chomh crosta le cearc agus bean chomh mÃ*n leis an uan.

Erin Go Bragh!

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WTF ??? Can we get a translation please?

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Originally Posted by risn2theoccasion2

Being of Irish-Scottish heritage, may I wish all a Happy St. Patrick's Day.

One tip from a Celtic Gentleman: Tá trÃ* shaghas bean ann: bean chomh mÃ*-náireach le muc, bean chomh crosta le cearc agus bean chomh mÃ*n leis an uan.

Erin Go Bragh!

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LOL!

Or this...

NÃ*l leigheas ar an ngrá ach pósadh.

Rough translations of above, the first being something I heard my Irish granda grumble:

Tá trÃ* shaghas bean ann: bean chomh mÃ*-náireach le muc, bean chomh crosta le cearc agus bean chomh mÃ*n leis an uan.

"There are 3 types of women: a woman as disgusting as a pig, a woman as mean as a chicken, and a woman as pleasant as a lamb."

To that I offer THIS:
https://cdn.someecards.com/someecard...ying-7ff3b.png

Erin go bragh! = Ireland forever! (Traditionally would be "Eirinn go brach," which is, "Ireland 'til eternity.")

NÃ*l leigheas ar an ngrá ach pósadh. = "There is no cure for love... except marriage."

While we're at it, some other common phrases you might hear today:

Slainte! = "To your health!" (Not "cheers" as most people think.)

Pog mo thoin! = Said with a wink and a grin so sounds like one is being wished well, but actually means, "Kiss my behind!"

Ta gra agam dhuit! = "I love you!" (Or more precisely, "I have love for you!") Usually an expression of gratitude to the generous lad or lass buying the pub a round, chuckle.

Happy St. Panties Day!!!! Lol

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Originally Posted by Ava In Austin

Happy St. Patrick’s Day Everyone! Post a photo of your lucky style. After all you don’t have to be Irish to “get lucky” ;)

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Thanks for taking the time to give us that transition Ms. Fancy. I couldn’t make hide nor hair of it !

I was hoping our resident Irish Lass would provide translation.

O m'anam. Saol fada chugat. :cheers:

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Originally Posted by Fancyinheels

Rough translations of above, the first being something I heard my Irish granda grumble:

Tá trÃ* shaghas bean ann: bean chomh mÃ*-náireach le muc, bean chomh crosta le cearc agus bean chomh mÃ*n leis an uan.

"There are 3 types of women: a woman as disgusting as a pig, a woman as mean as a chicken, and a woman as pleasant as a lamb."

To that I offer THIS:
https://cdn.someecards.com/someecard...ying-7ff3b.png

Erin go bragh! = Ireland forever! (Traditionally would be "Eirinn go brach," which is, "Ireland 'til eternity.")

NÃ*l leigheas ar an ngrá ach pósadh. = "There is no cure for love... except marriage."

While we're at it, some other common phrases you might hear today:

Slainte! = "To your health!" (Not "cheers" as most people think.)

Pog mo thoin! = Said with a wink and a grin so sounds like one is being wished well, but actually means, "Kiss my behind!"

Ta gra agam dhuit! = "I love you!" (Or more precisely, "I have love for you!") Usually an expression of gratitude to the generous lad or lass buying the pub a round, chuckle.

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My Irish name down at Kelly's tavern was O'Shit. Like... "Oh Shit, are you here again?"