Comments by "KO" (@ko0974) on "NYTN" channel.

Nortre Dame,got name the fighting Irish as they heard the KKK coming by train to start attacks so a group of mainly Irish immigrants went and fought thm and prevnted them even getting pastt he station
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@selinaBARMAR2565 I'd say your mom and her mom were hoots!! Can just imagine the laughter ...I was born in Cork..but moved west to Galway when only 3..we spoke soo fast they did not understand..when went to school I actually stopped talking as teacher always said pardon after answered anything !!! Still at times when my mom speaks. Especially to her own family..I either burst out laughing or just nod..The world is alot smaller than we think or else us Irish have shagged🤣 our way around the world!!
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@kkittycatkat1990 :: Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac an Fhailghigh 'son of the poor man'. in Ulster and Dublin this may be an Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Con Uladh 'son of the hound of Ulster'.
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 @kkittycatkat1990 McNally, also spelt MacNally, is an Irish surname. It is derived from the Gaelic Mac Con Allaidh meaning 'son of Cú Allaidh', a given name meaning 'wild hound' (i.e. wolf
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 @nounnoun forced indentured is just another word for slavery ....big big difference...... indenturship between Ireland and us by choice only after civil war prior to that it was enforced ....
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 @mickey10jb80 but why is it ok for you to than downplay, minimise and dismiss what the Irish went through ?no one is doing that to you ...
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@mickey10jb80 it is exactly the point.
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@mickey10jb80 and you too ..night
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The Jamican Patois and some dialects in Ireland are soo similar it's hilarious...if you listen to people from Cork or Waterford ..it's a lilt almost singing !! And also almost identical to the older accents in Newfoundland....all 3 could pass for each other .....you did make me laugh 😂 you have good strong genes in you girl......laidir le cheile ....=stronger together in Irish (Gaelic)☘️🇯🇲
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Your relatives would have been Anglo Irish ...ie English ... They were the ruling class in Ireland given the stolen big houses and farms of the Native Irish ........as a result rich and monied and power......Those whom emigrated mainly went to the Colonies ...many becoming plantation owners within that colony.....and unfortunately with that and along side the working class Scots Irish ...ie English /Scottish ..people thought Irish were slave owners , outliers etc where as in fact they were just repeating the overtaking of owning of the next colony as previously had done in Ireland.
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@GrizrazRex wow thanks for that ..never heard that term before ..as I'm saying it I am doing it in a Scottish accent !! Every day is a learning day 🙂
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