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Is it a faux pas to use this when referring to the Republic of Ireland?
 
I stumbled across a Peter Shilton interview and many were annoyed with him for using the term.
 
It’s the Gaelic word for Ireland. No idea if it’s considered offensive or not.
 
exiledclaseboy said:
It’s the garlic word for Ireland. No idea if it’s considered offensive or not.
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I often wondered why there are no vampires in the southern parts of Ireland 😉
 
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