I am trying to think of a way for my daughter to remember them all by some rhythm,spelling, for Connacht I came up with Mr Slg, any ideas , cheers can't think for the other's
As with Caveat - we did each province!
You are right, but I only thought this - I never posted it.
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Apologies, post should read, as with Truthseeker, also now that I read it 'we did each province' doesn't sound great either!![]()
Ohh noCaveat I have to admit you have been on my mind lately!!!
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(I learned in the same sequence as Truthseeker BTW - more telepathy I suppose)
(sigh) I know, I know - you want me to play guitar at your civil cermony.
Really?
Whats your Ulster?
Down
Antrim
Derry
Fermanagh
Armagh
Tyrone
Donegal
Cavan
Monaghan
wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, lovely , lovely, lovely, my, chocolate, kit, kat, oooh, delicious!!
You can't say stuff like " ****** alert" and put it in the same sentence as "police", it could be construed as being ******-ist or anti-****** or implying the police are ******-whipped like successive British "Govermints".... with the grammar police on code orange alert ...
Really good the little one impressed, now hungry for choclateI did find this on another board - perhaps the way to go
Leinster = wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, lovely , lovely, lovely, my, chocolate, kit, kat, oooh, delicious!!
As with Caveat - we did each province!
Had it drilled into me in school by a particularly fearsome Geography teacher, to this day I still remember them by county by province.
However - no special method Im afraid, just basic old learning by rote!
Excellent!I thought this was a quote from John O'Donoghue on one his jollies abroad.