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What does this mean. Iâm feckinâ elderly.Â
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The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, and dat ass doesn't throw far from the circle.
What does this mean. Iâm feckinâ elderly.Â
(blows the dust off this blog)
hey lolÂ
i have OCs for all of ciarĂĄnâs siblings (so northern ireland + the brits + brittany) and theyâre more like NPCs on this blog but maybe i should make a post introducing them all sometime soon cos i miss RPing here and his relationship with them tends to come up a lotÂ
ciaran 1950s moodboard
Members of the Irish Volunteers parade through Dublin in 1915 for the funeral of Jeremiah OâDonovan Rossa, a long time leader of the Irish Independence movement. The funeral produced one of the best known calls for a free Ireland, as PĂĄdraig Pearse proclaimed in his oration:
They think that they have pacified Ireland. They think that they have purchased half of us and intimidated the other half. They think that they have foreseen everything, think that they have provided against everything; but, the fools, the fools, the fools! â They have left us our Fenian dead, and while Ireland holds these graves, Ireland unfree shall never be at peace.
(Cork Museum)
COME FORTH, LAZARUS! And he came fifth and lost the job.Â
COME FORTH, LAZARUS! And he came fifth and lost the job.Â
ah sure you know yerselfÂ
Independent Ireland OC, as written by some bloke called Ian, who canât be bothered to make an actual promo.Â
i want to write a longer post about this eventually but ciarĂĄn tends to view american & canadian reps as his nephews/nieces, less for their connection to england and more because of the prominence of the irish diaspora in both countries.Â
iâll focus on america here since itâs the fourth and i am an american of predominantly irish decent myself but long story short, and this kind of an broad statement, irish-americans have historically played a huge role in shaping america from the very beginning. a lot of irish emigrants, both catholics and protestants, during the revolutionary period were patriots-- a british major general once testified to the house of commons, rather derisively, that by his estimate, at least half of continental armyâs soldiers were born in ireland. back in ireland the american revolution was thought of in very high regard; many people sympathized with the rebels basically for sticking it to the english. the rebellion of 1798 was directly inspired as was robert emmetâs 1803 rebellion. thatâs not even mentioning the various contributions of irish-americans to american popular culture because frankly i will have to make a longer more detailed post for all of that. suffice to say ciarĂĄn is very, very fond of american reps, and very proud as well.
ah sure you know yerselfÂ
Independent Ireland OC, as written by some bloke called Ian, who canât be bothered to make an actual promo.Â
I love the Americans, really, I do, but nobody here says top of the morning nor have they ever and Iâm gonna go feckinâ ballistic if I ever hear it again.
sometimes i worry that i made ciarĂĄn too much of a prude but i just read a transcript of an actual seanad debate on book censorship wherein a senator would not even quote a mildly obscene passage from a book because he was so mortified by itÂ
hey guess whose email i rememberedÂ
ciarĂĄn is actually great with kids and used to want have some of his own but it was more because of the whole âbe fruitful and multiplyâ thing and less because of an actual desire to be a father. once he realized he couldnât actually have kids he had his weird mini-crisis of faith about it but he got over it and now heâs just fun uncle
Yâknow, back in the old days, we used to have big bonfires for May Day. Used ta decorate a wee whitethorn bush, too, ân parade it âround the place.
Now you canât even have a little bonfire without everyone and their mum goinâ mad. This generation!Â
hey guys
long time no see. yes i am still alive. iâve been over on my ireland OCâs blog (or, well, i was, until i uh forgot that i had a roleplay blog in general)Â
at long last i have finally remade alexeiâs blog! i very much needed a fresh start + a clean slate for him; iâm hoping to move him more into a direction that i am happy with this go-round. consider this a sort of soft reboot.Â
iâve still got some work to do, namely regarding tags, but he is more-or-less ready to go