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24th December 2016
04:42pm GMT

Can't remember the Irish for weather, but aimsir it'll come back to me.
— Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) November 28, 2015
GAEILGE SEXT: I had a great time inniu. — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) January 20, 2016
Cod Cad? Cod Cad? Cod Cad? Cod Cad? COD CAD?
- Person trying to order fish in the Gaeltacht — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) July 11, 2016
Are you the Irish for 'the' because you turn me an x — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) March 2, 2016
[at horse fair]
How much for that horse? Oh, he's not for sale Why? He can speak Irish Can he fuck. Prove it *horse neighs* see he said 9 — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) August 7, 2016
The Irish for 'jump' is lame. — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) August 6, 2016
Out of all the celebrities claiming Irish heritage, Beyoncé is the only one with an actual fada in her name so I'm inclined to believe her.
— Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) July 9, 2016
Tried to make an Irish version of Up, but their lawyers threatened to suas. — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) June 1, 2016
[Very cool way to arrange a meeting]
Knock knock Who's there? Caoimhe Caoimhe who? Caoimhe few minutes later to go over something? — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) April 6, 2016
My friend was seriously injured during a camogie match. Completely sliotar knee open. — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) February 19, 2016
I keep my maps of Ireland in the Eireann cupboard.
— Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) February 10, 2016
If he was Irish, his parents would've called him http://t.co/CScwc5yyhX — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) February 24, 2015
Couldn't remember the Irish for fell, and then it thit me. — Ciara Knight (@Ciara_Knight) September 11, 2015
Sometimes to avoid putting money in the swear jar, I'll say áfach instead of aw fuck. Subtle but very savvy.
— Ciara Fright (@Ciara_Knight) July 1, 2016
Who designs houses for the people in the Gaeltacht? Dermot Bannon-tí #Sorry #RoomToImprove — Her.ie (@Herdotie) February 21, 2016