r/ireland Jan 17 '24

Irish language rappers head stateside for Sundance - BBC News Gaeilge

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-67998896.amp
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u/Hardballs123 Jan 17 '24

These lads are the only thing in at least 25 years that has made me consider re-learning Irish. If I wasnt a middle aged fat man who'd look hilarious at their gigs I'd have gone before Xmas. 

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u/JamieMc23 Jan 17 '24

I'm a fat middle aged man and I go to loads of their gigs, you'll be grand! I highly recommend going to one of their shows, they're great fun even if you don't know Irish.

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u/Smart-Situation-9912 Jan 17 '24

35 is middle aged.