Tá brón orm nach scríobh mé níos luaithe
The most important point about the monks is that they were literate. They preserved culture by writing it down. Therefore there were written records of what the Irish knew of medicine and technology, as well as the law and literature, despite the best efforts of the English to destroy Irish culture.
I suppose you can if the promise was in writing and signed, but other wise their is no hope. Sorry!
In Irish Gaelic numbers, symbols are used to represent the digits 1 to 9. These symbols are called Ogham letters, which are ancient Celtic characters that were traditionally used for writing and divination. Each Ogham letter corresponds to a specific number, and they are still used in modern Irish Gaelic for numbering and counting.
The neighborhood is a diverse community of Irish Americans, Mexicans, South Africans, African Americans, and French Canadians who live and work there.
It is a tradition of the Irish and is like a handshke in irish irish dancing is and was a way of life for irish people
No they will not sorry
Tá brón orm. [taw brón urrum] "I'm sorry".
'I am sorry' is Tá brón orm.
Peadar
i have no idea how to answer it, sorry
In Irish BRÓN means 'sorrow': Tá brón orm, I am sorry. (There is sorrow on-me.)
Peann: pen (writing instrument)
Superiority of Irish Whigs.
That she should have been writing and journaling sooner.
Tá brón orm (I am sorry). in Irish In Scottish Gaelic: Tha mi duilich.
yes there is on petition spot.
the stone temple I'm sorry for not getting to you sooner