We use "cat" in Belfast but usually it means something was rubbish eg 'cat craic' or 'that movie was cat'. Usually pronounced "ket".

Good man John !

I love so much Molly's channel Thanks to this channel I fell in love with Gaeilge ❤

You had me at Dún na nGall 😊

My mother was from Belfast so my grandparents might understand some of this, if it's not too modern.

Bhí 'catmelodeon' an focal iomlán a chuir mo mhamó (ó Teileann) ar 'cat', go speisialta nuair a bhí sí ag éisteacht le drochceoltóirí 😅

An mbeadh tú ábálta físeán a dhéanamh chun taispeáint conas a úsáid should agus could as Ghaeilge An dhearna mé aon botún ansin. Táim fós ag foghlaim agus Níl mé líofa fós

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Bhain mé an-sult as an físean sin a Molly agus John! Silim go bhfuil sibhse ar mire 😜 Bhí sibh an-ghreannmhar agus bhí mé ag gáire go minic. Ba bhreá liom dara físean le do thóil!! 😊

Is header mé go cinnte!!

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so that’s why “Dunnamon” …yet interesting i bet nGall translates differently in middle/old Irish to Sailors… i have a friend who moved from Southern NJ to Dublin and says all the Finnachta’s a bit crazy huh 🎉 get ready for what’s about to happen 🤫

Galanta

What's the word that sounds like Martian/ marshin mean?

La fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh ☘️☘️☘️💚💚💚

Maram = i mo thuairim? (Abair é go tapaidh!)

is GÁ daoibh páirt 2 a dhéanamh 🤣, bhí sibh an-ghreannmhar agus bhí na focail an-shuimiúil! coinnigh libh!

50 to 80 million people world wide are of Irish descent... Even that word makes us appear as a bunch of criminals! I was curious how many people you may be talking to so I googled it

Bhí sin grianmhar

GRMA A Mholly agus a John. Bhí mé ag gáire faoi GMMMMMA