Hey there from Ireland

I’m Elizabeth or lizzy what ever you prefer, I’m openly lesbian and have been since I was 19 I’m now 32 and in a great relationship and have been for 3 years
She’s only 24

 

Welcome!

 

Welcome Lizzy, I’m sure you’ll enjoy yourself on HF.

 

Thank you

 

Ok Lizzie… so here’s a welcome joke for you since you’re from Ireland. First of all, I’m Irish/Italian. What do they call an Irish/Italian? … a dumb drunk! HA!

 

So I just proved my point. I missed spelled your name. That was “dumb” of me! LOL!

 

Sorry I was busy I’ve only just come back onto my phone

 

Welcome from North Carolina.

 

Welcome!

 

Welcome from Oregon. My kids grandmother was raised in Ballyduff.

 

I’ve never been but I’ve heard off it
I’m from northern island

 

Hello and welcome from the sand beaches of west Michigan. Enjoy your time here Liz.

 

hello

 

Hey Lizzy, welcome to the hip!

 

Ooo, nice. Which part? Welcome to HF. x

 

Not for from Belfast maybe about 6 miles ish

 

Welcome!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Do you ever get down as far as Cork, Jane is from Fermoy.

 

I'm guessing she goes all the way down .
It's an Island that's lovely all over.
I also love the Irish accent even though there's not really any such thing. There's way over 50 of them across the Island.

 

The west Cork accent is easily mistaken for Welsh. You can drive up the west coast for about 4 hours, without seeing another vehicle in either direction. The problem is that the coastline is separated by the cliffs and mountains. Either walk for about 5 miles, or kidnap a donkey. LOL
Ireland also has it's little used native language, largely derived from French.

Is furasta blas Iarthar Chorcaí a mheas mar Bhreatnais. Is féidir leat tiomáint suas an cósta thiar ar feadh thart ar 4 huaire an chloig, gan feithicil eile a fheiceáil i gceachtar treo. Is í an fhadhb atá ann go bhfuil an chósta scartha ag na haillte agus sléibhte. Siúl ar feadh thart ar 5 mhíle, nó kidnap asal. lol
Is beag úsáid a bhaintear as teanga dhúchais na hÉireann freisin, a thagann go mór ón bhFraincis.