Glaodh na h-uile Ceilteach poball

ah that's why he laughed(neighbor).

 

le do thoil insint dó is féidir leis a póg mo thóin gaelach hairy ceart ar ais

 

Hey KW I don't know what the hell you said but I dont think its good.lol I was set up.crafty irishman

 

agus mo cheann bricíneach chomh maith!
LOL

 

C'mon c'mon, I know there's more of ya'll out there, looking for pm's from ya'll.

 

Pogue mahone...........

 

Táimid tar éis a pléadh cheana féin ar an póg mo thóin ábhar.

 

Vincere vel mori

Descendent of Gilleain of the battle axe here.. But All American.

 

Greetings friend titan, lots of people in the USA are descendants of the Gaels and Celts.

Gillean of the Battle Axe, or Gilleain na Tuaighe in Scottish Gaelic, was the eponymous ancestor of Clan Maclean and Clan Maclaine of Lochbuie. He is considered the 1st chief of Clan Maclean. He was born to a man named Rath and flourished around the year 1250. He was known as Gilleain na Tuaighe, from his carrying, as his weapon and constant companion, a battle axe. He was a man of mark and distinction. The following anecdote is related of him, which probably accounts for the origin of the Maclean crest, which consists of a battle-ax between a laurel and cypress branch, and is still used on the coat of-arms.

He was on one occasion engaged, with other lovers of the chase, in a stag-hunt on the mountain of Bein 'tsheata, and having wandered from the rest of the party in pursuit of game, the mountain became suddenly covered with a heavy mist, and he lost his way. For three days he wandered about, unable to recover his route, and on the fourth, exhausted by fatigue, he entered a cranberry bush, where, fixing the handle of his battle axe in the earth, he laid himself down. On the evening of the same day his friends discovered the head of the battle-ax above the bush, and found its owner, with his arms round the handle, stretched, in a state of insensibility, on the ground.

 

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this is the coat of arms i think

 

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here's my family crest

 

Still waiting on y'all to pm me.

 

hi kelticwarrior.
im from the west of ireland.
plenty of celts around here still.
atb, mike

 

Celtic X Combine

 

plenty of broken hearted celts from the west in croke park yesterday , lol up the dubs