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Helo said:
How do you pronounce this

I want to make it into a tattoo but Im not entirely sure on pronunciation and I dont want to sound like an idiot and prounounce it wrong

Tiocfaidh ar la

Why do you want to get a tattoo?

Edit: if you must know then it is pronounced sort of like (but I'm not great at pronouncing words):

tiOK-hig awr law

The "ti" part sounds like the start of "tune" and the "OK" part sounds sort of like the ending of muck. The two should be very quickly together. The "hig" is just fig with a h instead of a f.

It is spelt "Tiocfaidh ár lá" in case you didn't know.

Btw I think the tattoo is a bad idea.
 
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Helo said:
Why wouldnt you get it as a tattoo?

There's only so many times you can see it spray painted on a wall before it gets cheesy. Plus it is a motto of an organisation and period that we have to start leaving behind. Most importantly my girlfriend would kill me.
 
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Maxwell511 said:
There's only so many times you can it spray painted on a wall before it gets cheesy. Plus it is a motto of an organisation and period that we have to start leaving behind.
I seriously doubt anyone in America has even SEEN the phrase before.

I am a firm believer in Irish Nationalism and I believe in a unified Ireland. While the period may have passed, what it stood for hasnt.
 
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Helo said:
I am a firm believer in Irish Nationalism and I believe in a unified Ireland. While the period may have passed, what it stood for hasnt.

Our day will come but not through their ways.

The new IRA thought themselves above the laws of the Oireachtas, I'm not sure what they stood for.
 
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Helo said:
He didnt want to do what he did, but he did what he had to do.

And what he did worked

His tactics were completely different to those of the modern IRA. I don't think he would have supported their tactics.
 
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