Comments by "J Smith" (@jsmithmultimediatech) on "DownieLive" channel.

  1. Then there's Gaelic lol just to complicate pronounciations since sometimes make no sense in English or with English pronunciations (being rather a descendant myself of Clan Bruce, by my Grandmother on my father side) or rather Scottish Gaelic being more Galic than Gaylic since is spelt Gáidhlig
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  2. Or many of the other Isles for that matter the Hebrides
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  3. Sept of Clan Donald is Lochalsh among others including even Clan Alister
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  4. Aye would forgive anyone for mispronouncing Islay by equal measure, where Finlaggan Castle (or whats left of it) historical seat of Clan Donald (Dohmnaill) Eilean Mór or in English meaning large isle or island (is about 6 places referred to as Eilean Mór pronounced Eylan Moor) is located, the Chief sept of Clan Donald, rather Clan MacAlister being a sept of the Clan, together with however Dougall being referred to historically at least Clann Somhairle (Somerled who was fatally wounded at the Battle of Renfrew in 1164 the king of the isles he's sort of unofficially called)
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  5. It really would not surprise me if the older LNER was the old Intercity trains there's a few of them but goes back to when it was a national company/organisation (British Rail), rather Network Rail is still national but they offer it out as a Franchise to private companies who run on the network
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