pulsar1919

☘Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh!

hell0kItty_0ceAn

Hi :)
          I love your story's and my favorites are the birdflash one could you write one of them again?

pulsar1919

@dunno_know I'm glad you enjoyed them! Unfortunately don't plan on writing any more birdflash stories at the moment. Maybe someday I'll get another idea, but right now halbarry is the ship that's consuming my every thought. I'm writing a friends to lovers high school AU fic about Hal and Barry (Green Lantern and Flash) at the moment if you want to give it a try! :)
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MadeInWicklow

Hey! K j mar atá!?!? GAEILGEOIR <3

MadeInWicklow

Wooooo! Amazing :) please do leave feedback after each chapter, I’d really appreciate it! Go raibh míle míle maith agat
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pulsar1919

@MadeInWicklow hey! I follow you on Instagram and I immediately went looking for your book on wattpad. Nice to see an Irish book on here that isn't cringy Niall Horan fanfiction!
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pulsar1919

Wow it's been what? Over a month? I'm so sorry oh gosh. I want to come back and I really want to write stuff but...I literally start my Christmas tests tomorrow so now is really not the time to be in a writing mood...what am I like?
          
          I'll hopefully be working on something. I'll see if I have any drafts to finish. :)
          
          -fangirlgem

EndHotJerks

I'm Irish American (and a little bit English, but more Irish) and actually want to move to Ireland in the future.

EndHotJerks

Thanks for clearing that up! I'm terrible at doing Irish accents, lol.
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EndHotJerks

I'm terrible at trying to do Irish accents, lol. Thanks for clearing that up.
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pulsar1919

@Sophiatude well, depends on how thick the accent is I guess. But at the same time it's pretty easy to distinguish it from other accents because of the use of American English. It's sounds normal enough on TV and in films and stuff because most films are American anyways, but would stick out like a sore thumb if it was heard in Ireland everyday.
            I usually only hear American accents in person when I'm at touristy areas or when I'm talking to my friend who moved to America (she's developed an accent). 
            I suppose an irish accent would sound more off because it's not heard as often abroad and people are awful at impersonating the various irish accents. I mean, I can't do a Scottish accent because it just comes out way more Irish than I usually speak.
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