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Dennis Day (21 May 1916 Bronx, NYC-22 June 1988 LA). Owen Patrick Eugene McNulty! Singer, radio, TV & film personality & comedian. Parents Irish immigrants. Mother née Grady.👨‍🎓; sung in Glee club https://t.co/gFtyE5RZ1u https://t.co/eMkuBjpIVl https://t.co/VT95XRtLKn

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Count Daniel O'Connell (21 May 1745 July 1833 Blois, France). Uncle of 'the Liberator'! Because of Penal Laws👨‍🎓in France. General in Irish Brigade. After French Revolution left for Eng & Colonel in BA! Imprisoned by Napoleon upon return https://t.co/8av6P1rRyw

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Fallen Heros
Me and
Art By
Novel By Kirisha (FA)
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We're going to Festival this weekend! İt's FREE ADMİSSİON so if you're in the area pop by Richmond Barracks and support some great independent artists and small businesses🌸
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when feral kirishima and bakugou activates their quirk and their eyes glows >>>>>>

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The most precious photograph that Captain Eijirou has is of the merman he fell in love with and that travels with him across the seas. 🧜🏻‍♂️
Ah okey I already wanted to do it so yes, that's all, enjoy.

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- "you... you really like my horns?"

Headcannon- Despite Minas happy disposition, she was bullied badly for her horns. That's why she always tries to make people feel included. One of those people was kirishima-

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thanks for retweeting Pneuma dressed as Irish (Battle Hardened) from Battlefield 2042! Will you sketch Pneuma wearing Irish's Battle Hardened Skin from Battlefield 2042? You may include her wings, Aegis Sword, and a compound bow.

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✨Role Announcement:

I’ll be reprising my role as Esmeralda Ingrid (older, wiser, and better than ever) AND I play Claire Rogers, an Irish mentor/pilot/bodyguard of the main heroine, for Nimbus INFINITY.

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I’m bitter atm that I have to kill lynels for the barbarian armour, so here we have ancient barbarian and zora as a distraction.

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An elderly man called Keith,
Mislaid his set of false teeth.
They'd been laid on a chair,
He'd forgot they were there,
Sat down, and was bitten beneath.
- Old Irish Limerick

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The foxglove originally symbolised riddles & conundrums, probably because in Old Irish it was “folksglove”, the “folks” being the fairies with all their tricks. The “glove” may have been Anglo-Saxon “gliew” - bells on a frame. Foxgloves were also “fairy bells”.

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