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3/9/03
Loved the site. I am currently preparing for a PhD in Celtic Theology.
3/9/03
When I was at my rented house in Conamara, the Mass was said in Irish. Ten minutes before mass, Sundays and week days, the congregation would say the rosary, one would start and someone else would pick up the next mystery.
Your stations brings all that back to me. Thank you.
3/8/03
The Irish Page is a bright spot when I'm going through the e-mail.
3/1/03
My brother Gerald received your webpage from a friend and sent it on to me. It is beautifully done
and I know I will enjoy it.
2/28/03
I can see I could spend many many hours poking around in this site -
thanks so much for doing it for all of us trying to learn this lovely
language.
2/28/03
2/27/03
I just want to write to compliment you on the irishpage web site. It's
lovely. I'm taking Irish classes in Holyoke, Mass. with Tom Moriarty.
2/25/03
2/22/03
Your Irish website is great! Very informative.
Courtesy of Vivian and Jack
I just want say; What an awesome website you have created.
I have a lot of Irish sites in my Favourites.This is by far "the
best" ! ... Denise Chabot, Wiarton, Ontario, Canada
Hey, I just want to say that your irish website is the best that I
have seen ever. It is the only website that actually has irish
phrases in irish. I have looked all over the place for it and I
finally found yours... Erik
Those were WONDERFUL. The recordings Much better thann the last
recordings I found. Very clear. Very good tempo. VERY
understandable! The phonetics were also great. Just what I was
looking for... Laura
Just visited your Irishpage web site. An excellent resource
and extremely informative.
I am the composer and copyright holder of "Lament for Owen
Christie" which appears in Midi format on your site (in a very powerful
context, I might add). Jim Stewart of St. John's New Brunswick, Canada
Just a quick note to tell you both how much I enjoy your site.
I have been coming here now for about 2 years and visit your page
often. I have told many friends and they too are intrigued with
your site.
Patti
I just wanted to thank you for an INCREDIBLE page(s). I will be here daily!
Sean Owens, California
My compliments to you. Your page is outstanding, informative, well
organized and a delight. I will advise all my Irish friends of it
and hope they will enjoy it as much as I.
John Hands, Recording Secretary ...
Joseph J. McGarry, Division 1 AOH, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Just a note ... mostly to express my appreciation for
"the Irish Page" .. it's a great gift every couple of weeks to get
another little snapshot, and to have lots of good folksy info on the
main page.
Bill Taffe
I have just come across your website in the Internet- Irishpage,
I mean. And... I have immediately fallen in love with it! I am amazed!
The site is gorgeous! All of these stuff there... Gosh...
It's fantastic, thank you for it.
Katherine Spiegel
I visited the Irish page and I was so happy about it.
It's so interesting as I have always longed to know much about the
Irish people. In novels the Irish character was always so lively and
special and daring. The few poems from the Irish writers that I have
read were captivating. The visit to Africa by the Irish rock singer,
Bono reinforced my liking of the Irish. Kenya's struggle for
independence from the British rule and the Irish struggle make me
identify with the Irish.
John Ruga, Nairobi, Kenya, Africa.
Hello there. Just a wee word to say that I think your page leaps out
with a sincere sense of spirit. i like it !!! Fair play and I hope
you keep it up.
Steve Spelman
I am not much for heaping out praise, but I hold you in such high regard for your page and my family thanks you
Mike Fogarty, Westborough, Mass.
I am in New Zealand and have just found your site. Its amazing .. Thank you.
.........
By the way, your Irish webpage is great!
Jean H.
I was taking a look through your site and I am very impressed by the variery and quality of content you have on the site.
Léonie, Béal Átha'n Ghaorthaidh, Cork, Ireland
A friend just showed me the page today and it's delightful. I host a Celtic music program on our local radio station and would love to use some of the jokes, etc.
Jean Jarrett
Well done, a great resource to have on the web.
Ian, from Ireland.
I'm an Irish Native, my entire family lives in Meath and Dublin. I was surfing on the web for marketing ideas with the upcoming celebration ( Paddy's Day ) when I came across your site. It's brilliant just brilliant. It's so hard to find people that just enjoy life and it sounds as if you have found the answer. God bless!
Marie Lopez-Williams
In researching the tunes of O'Carolan I stumbled across your web site today and I have to say it is a little gem - full of info facts and tunes from O'Carolan.
Mike Lydiat, England
What a wonderful surprise to find your website over the internet. I am Asian but my in-laws are Irish American. With the help of your website, I was able to learn as much as I can about the Irish history and community. I'm teaching myself Gaelic with the help of my husband. I am also writing a thesis for my doctorate degree in literacy.
Please send my regards to your beautiful wife, Vivian. May god bless your kindness and gift of sharing knowledge with others like myself....Soentpiet@aol.com
Bhain me lan taitneamh as do shuiomh. Is fada e o a usaid me mo chuid gaeilge. Bhi amhrain a lorg agam nuair a chonaic me do shuiomh. Ta se lan le rudai suimuila agus gan dabht beidh me ar ais go minic.
Mise le meas, Julie Ni Mhachain
The "IrishPage" is great. Consider a pat on the back. Your IrishPage adds to the culture of Ireland and enriches the lives of many people.
Keep up the good work.
Stu Fralick, The Irish Show
Ba mhaith liom nuacht as do IrishPage le do thoil?
Ta me ina gconai I Gaillimh. Is maith liom mor do leathnach trid Gaeilge. I mo thuairmse an leathnach sin go iontach
Seo e mo e-phoist (shaunaprenga@o2.ie)
I enjoy your page so much! I take my hat off to you for your
expertise with the Gaelic language! I don't know if I'd have the
patience to learn it at my age!
Ellen (LynchH1039@aol.com)
Thank you a million times over for your grand site.
What is the song that is sung when you open the home page?
It is haunting and I would like to find it in both the Gaelic and the
English...Ruth RRUTHANGELSWART@aol.com
Absolutely incredible website. Just an hour earlier I had watched a
program about Ireland and it portrayed this woman sitting in an Irish
pub singing Gaelic music. It was beautiful and very emotional. The way
it was sung really moved me. At that time, I did not know what kind of music I had fallen
for...what kind of voice....but now I know...it's called Gaelic.
Thank you so much for the site. Cheers to to the Irish woman in the
pub...cheers to Gaelic music.
jmelaisa@aol.com ......Jonathan Elaisa
What a fantastic website you've been building!
It's a marvel! Congratulations for such a wonderful job,
and thank you for sharing with the whole world the beauty of
Irish Gaelic. Thrice awesome! ...Tiego De Avila.
(deav0003@umn.edu)
Absolutely great site, thanks for all the work that has gone into it, I try to check it each day
Kate Keady, Australia (kkeady@iinet.net.au)
I happened across your page and I have never seen so much information in one place.
This site is absolutely amazing! I was initially looking for information on learning Irish.
My husband and I are going over in a few weeks. I wanted to learn
some useful phases. Your site has been a big help!
Would you tell me who sings the music for the first page.
I really like that version. Again thanks for the awesome webpage!
Erin Delaney (Eirediver77@aol.com)
Found your site while I was looking for some Gaelic proverbs to paint on the van of our
band. I really like this site a lot. It's a joy to walk through it. I come from the
Netherlands where I sing and play the guitar in a small band doing Irish music.
We play a lot over here and in Belgium and France. Great fun! ( http://www.amaai.com ).
I'm now looking into learning Gaelic so I'll be at your site many times in the future.
Thanks again and go gcoinní Dia i mbos A láimhe thú. wilde092@wxs.nl
Bye , Carla
Have just checked out your site.
Normally I only link to sites emanating from Ireland
or Australia, however yours is an exception. I
would like to include a link if that's okay...
So impressed with your site I had to set the link up straight
away.
Tom Hickey, Melbourne Australia
I have been enjoying your website for some time now. It is great. I live Baltimore, MD.
Pat
I have been all over the site, and I just keep finding more and more
interesting things. I've visited many of the Irish sites, but I can
honestly say that yours is the most interesting.
Looking forward to more of the same, or even better, in the future!
Ellen Lynch
Thank you so very much for putting this site on the web. I am taking my Mother to Ireland
next summer for the first time and through your Irish language lessons we hope to be able
to speak at least enough Irish to get us by. As for your Irish prayers, they are
absolutely beautiful, but could you maybe at the phonetics to it? I'm not that good at
pronouncing Irish words yet without the phonetics. Either way, thank you again for your
wonderful site.
Debra Closser
I am of Irish desent, I live in the U.S.A., I feel extermly close to
Ireland and the people of the country. Your site is grand!!!! It has
helped me learn more about the land of Eire'. I am still learning how
to speak Gaelic, Do you know any sites that can teach me for free?
Thank you for creating the site Glor tu Dia!!!!{Glory to god}
You have a very fast website even on my 56k connection. I am here in County Offaly,the
birthplace of James Lynam Molloy (1837-1909), who wrote "Love's old sweet song",
"Bantry Bay" and "Kerry Dances", etc..
Seán Hackett
Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland.
I just had to write to you to tell you how WONDERFUL your website is! I have been
exploring it for the past two days now, and it's incredible what you have on there!
Thank you for your hard work and fantastic results! Keep 'em coming!
Ellen
Maith Sibh! Nach greannmhar an dóigh a dtáinic mé ar an site seo agus mé a’ chuardach leaba anseo sa Spáinn! Ba ´´e an rud
a tharlaigh go dtearn mé clioc in áit nár chóir domh etc…(scéal fada é!). “Enhorabona” mar a déarfadh bunadh na háite seo
(Catalunya) fan site seo atá agaibh mar caithfidh mé a rá gur aoibhinn an cuma a chuireann sé an Ghaeilg ar fáil ag móran daoine.
John Coney
hi my name is jamie kelly and im doing a project for my politics class on ireland and the history of it i just wanted
to say that this is a great website and i found a lot of useful information on it.
jamie kelly
Thanks for this site. I think it is the best one I have found yet. It's
fun and informative. I love it!!!
Colleen
Wow by chance I found this site....You are doing what I am trying to do,,,to learn Gaelic. I am Irish descent.......of the Ahearns...
immigrated to New England...Connecticut....
Your webpage is wonderful...I truly enjoyed surfing it...and listening to songs that my mother
sang to me. My favorite, To Ra Loo Ra.......she sang it to me, I sang it to my children and
now to my grandchildren. I loved hearing it on your site
Really enjoyed your webpage....Thanks...Erin Go Bragh
Kathleen Ann
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Hi, I wandered into your website looking for poems in Irish. What a wonderful website! Really enjoyed the create your own
Irish curses engine. It's very cathartic.
Mary Thompson bearpaws@intotem.net
Matthew Stultz, Pastor - Herbst United Methodist Church
Anne Moore
Nan Jacoby
Anne D. Moore
Lynn Eaton
Comhghairdeachas as do shuíomh idirlíne don Ghaeilge. Ceapaim go bhfuil sé go hiontach agus go mbeidh sé an-úsáideach
do lucht foghlamtha na Gaeilge.
Lorraine Ní Dhonnchú Ireland
I find your site very interesting!!!
Bye! Greetings from Italy ;-)
Mattia
This is a wonderful web site, to let you know.
Dan Maloney Santa Maria, California
Sally 2/11/03
IrishPage.com 2003.
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