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thefrostmakesaflower t1_je04exd wrote
Reply to comment by demostravius2 in Oldest tartan found to date back to 16th Century - A scrap of fabric found in a Highland peat bog 40 years ago is likely to be the oldest tartan ever discovered in Scotland, new tests have established. by ArtOak
I’m not denying it, we Irish people do not consider it part of our traditional dress. Why are people trying to tell us about our own culture? The English have worn kilts but you wouldn’t tell them it’s part of their culture. Military uniforms which the saffron kilt is, is not part of our culture as it was introduced by the English and invented by the Scottish. Plus if you have to consider that many Scottish people settled in ulster (ulster plantation) so yes those in ultster of Scottish descent will also sometimes wear it but again linked back to Scotland
thefrostmakesaflower t1_je00619 wrote
Reply to comment by demostravius2 in Oldest tartan found to date back to 16th Century - A scrap of fabric found in a Highland peat bog 40 years ago is likely to be the oldest tartan ever discovered in Scotland, new tests have established. by ArtOak
I already know the answer to this question…are you Irish? Ask any Irish person and they will tell you kilts are scotttish. Yes there’s times people wore it, hell even the new English king wears kilts. They are an important clothing for the Scottish people and we do not have any traditional or cultural ties with them.
thefrostmakesaflower t1_jdz1q63 wrote
Reply to comment by Healter-Skelter in self, gouache watercolor by me by sloppjockey_ert
Indeed it is
thefrostmakesaflower t1_jdvzfep wrote
Reply to comment by Littlesecretgal in Oldest tartan found to date back to 16th Century - A scrap of fabric found in a Highland peat bog 40 years ago is likely to be the oldest tartan ever discovered in Scotland, new tests have established. by ArtOak
Ok but I have met more than a few
thefrostmakesaflower t1_jdvzc2h wrote
Reply to comment by trundlinggrundle in Oldest tartan found to date back to 16th Century - A scrap of fabric found in a Highland peat bog 40 years ago is likely to be the oldest tartan ever discovered in Scotland, new tests have established. by ArtOak
Hahaha yes of course, our preferred clothing
thefrostmakesaflower t1_jdv8saj wrote
Reply to comment by Blabulus in Oldest tartan found to date back to 16th Century - A scrap of fabric found in a Highland peat bog 40 years ago is likely to be the oldest tartan ever discovered in Scotland, new tests have established. by ArtOak
I will just be happy when Americans and Canadians realise kilts are Scottish and not Irish.
thefrostmakesaflower t1_j8e0tqk wrote
Reply to comment by p_crowley98 in Samhain 1989 (OC) by LeeroyM
It’s the Irish for November. Oíche Shamhna is the proper name for Halloween. People use Samhain for the festival but it’s literally the word for November in the Irish language
thefrostmakesaflower t1_j6nbbws wrote
Reply to comment by LeeroyM in Forgive me, Father (OC) by LeeroyM
The church really left it’s mark on us, great work btw this terrified me and we come from the exact same background too
thefrostmakesaflower t1_itlipca wrote
Reply to comment by Scandalous_Andalous in Halloween in Scotland: 13 ancient customs and concepts of Celtic Halloween by MeatballDom
That’s cool about the other celtic nations, I figured there would be over lap culturally. I have to add that the Romans never invaded Ireland, there were some trade links but that’s about it.
thefrostmakesaflower t1_itkgo71 wrote
Reply to comment by heinzbumbeans in Halloween in Scotland: 13 ancient customs and concepts of Celtic Halloween by MeatballDom
Romans never conquered Ireland, Samhain is still the word for November in the Irish lanaguage. We consider it an Irish celtic holiday but I’m sure other celts were involved. Irish celts went to Scotland so make sense their is a connection
thefrostmakesaflower t1_je068g2 wrote
Reply to comment by demostravius2 in Oldest tartan found to date back to 16th Century - A scrap of fabric found in a Highland peat bog 40 years ago is likely to be the oldest tartan ever discovered in Scotland, new tests have established. by ArtOak
Yes the language that was forced on us. Can you not step back and see what you are doing right now? You’re not Irish, you’re English correct? So please, respect what we consider our culture. Fly over to Ireland and ask us, go to our museums and learn. We have lost so much of our culture so it’s insulting to try tell us about it. Have a great life, im too busy to debate if im honest. My fault from a joke I made that people read the tone of wrong, was not my intention so apologies, I was just trying to have a laugh.