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Irish sayings, proverbs and prayers for you and your family this St. Patrick's Day

IrishCentral's choice of the most-famous words to ever come out of Ireland

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There once was a man from Killarney Who drank enough beer for 12 armies. He tried to go straight, So he moved to the States- And now he drinks lattes at Barneys.
May the lord have you in the palm of his hand ,before you are dead, was a great sayin af me granda, granda was a free presbytrian and was a very wise man,god rest his soul
seanfhocal: will have to look that one up... interesting the verse that counsels moderation in eating, in drinking, even in resting... a departure from the usual ethos if irishisms. bluesman: interesting tag; haven't seen you before; are you one?
No harm in enjoying them, but many of these sayings have been heard for years among those with no Irish ancestry. I don't consider many of them to be particularly "Irish." And no, I don't think others "stole" them from the Irish.
You can always tell an Irishman...but you can't tell him much.
And a prayer that the Pope, who hates gay people will be removed and sent to a nursing home where he cannot continue to destroy the church of so many............The church which is supposed to be for social justice for all, Irish or not, catholic or not.
george dillion and padraigrua...get a room!!
A Phadraiginrua: Good post. You're right, it's Hallmark Oirish nonsense. Why don't you offer to give a seanfhocal a week in Irish and English versions?
"Here's to those who wish us well and those who don't can go to hell."
"May your pint glass be filled with the black stuff and your pant pockets be filled with green stuff" John O'Brien - San Francisco, California
i love being Irish
What do you want egg in your beer? ---My dear Nana
Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out. ---My dear Nana
With all the great truly Irish seanfhocals, why do yo print this drivel? Most of them are Hallmark verses from greeting cards
AWESOME -- full of laughs and prayers! :)
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