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I do think that the building trade has contributed more than any other to this blog.
There have been multiple extentions, roof’s, some slabing, and even a piller.
Last October, I spotted a stop issue as Gaeilge.
Heading to Blackrock Village for lunch recently, I spotted Ward & Burke’s deliberate effort to provoke discussion as to the standard of Irish spelling. They must have definitely ordered the sign with both ‘bóthar’ and ‘bothar’.
Over coffee, how many have discussed how they thought it should be ‘Bóthar Dúnta’?
Any other than me?
There have been multiple extentions, roof’s, some slabing, and even a piller.
Last October, I spotted a stop issue as Gaeilge.
Heading to Blackrock Village for lunch recently, I spotted Ward & Burke’s deliberate effort to provoke discussion as to the standard of Irish spelling. They must have definitely ordered the sign with both ‘bóthar’ and ‘bothar’.
Over coffee, how many have discussed how they thought it should be ‘Bóthar Dúnta’?
Any other than me?
