V I C T O R Y
Day 1,036, 19:09
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by Donovan Thomas
V I C T O R Y!
Thank's to all brave eIrish and all of our allies, Bro's and friends!
Well done to all!!!
(too bad the eBrits couldn't be there)
NOW PREPARE FOR THE COUNTER ASSAULT!
Respectfully,
-Donovan Thomas
Co-Minister of Defence, eIreland
[Side Note
As Co-Mod and Field Commander I am running for the Dáil in our Northern County as Military Governor. This is my manifesto o7.
Thank's to all brave eIrish and all of our allies, Bro's and friends!
Well done to all!!!
(too bad the eBrits couldn't be there)
NOW PREPARE FOR THE COUNTER ASSAULT!
Respectfully,
-Donovan Thomas
Co-Minister of Defence, eIreland
[Side Note
🙂
As Co-Mod and Field Commander I am running for the Dáil in our Northern County as Military Governor. This is my manifesto o7.
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!!!~~~Éire go Brách~~~!!!
\o/
Victory
And yes we need to prepare for the coming counter attack.
Grats!
o7
Onwards to Scotland!
Amen to that^
o7
Onwards to Scotland x2
Is there more than 116 Brits playing this game??? I don't think so!
"Éire go Brách"
Regardless, we'll see if this lasts.
Sure it was no bother to us. Victory was actually very easy.
For all their tlak, the eBrits are actually very poor fighters.
for EÍRE 😃
@ bb ... I prefer it to the anglicized 'erin' 😉
@BB, I'm no expert, but you are more than welcome to correct Wikipedia...
"Erin go Bragh is an English corruption of the phrase Éirinn go Brách [ˈeːɾʲɪn̠ʲ ɡə ˈbˠɾˠɑːx] in the Irish language, in which Éirinn is the dative of Éire "Ireland". The phrase in standard Irish as well as most dialects is Éire go Brách [ˈeːɾʲə ɡə ˈbˠɾˠɑːx]. It is probable that the English version was taken from what was a "dative" context, such as Go bhfanad in Éirinn go brách "May I stay in Ireland for ever" or Go bhfillead go hÉirinn go brách! "That I may go back to Ireland for ever!"