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If I'm right Ireland has got more to do with English language than Canada. Just out of mu curiosity Why we don't see Irish colours in the group's logo instead...?
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Because green wouldn't look nice in there.

(kidding only)ilter K. edytował(a) ten post dnia 19.11.09 o godzinie 23:39
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Christian Kroczek:
If I'm right Ireland has got more to do with English language than Canada.
Ever tried to talk to Irish blokes in a pub in, say, Cork?

What you'd hear from them would be as close to English as f*ucking is to swearing.

And the Irish flag has a white stripe right in the middle...
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LOLOLOLOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GO-irf4ZP4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoKCYxf1lnUKrzysztof S. edytował(a) ten post dnia 20.11.09 o godzinie 07:37
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Irish, rather than English, is (at least officially), the language of the Republic of Ireland.
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Christian Kroczek:
If I'm right Ireland has got more to do with English language than Canada. Just out of mu curiosity Why we don't see Irish colours in the group's logo instead...?

We can see a bit of St Patrick's saltire in the logo, though.
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Tatiana S.:
Christian Kroczek:
If I'm right Ireland has got more to do with English language than Canada. Just out of mu curiosity Why we don't see Irish colours in the group's logo instead...?
How about RSA? Malta? etc.
I think we agreed a long time ago that being PC can sometimes lead to monstrous hilarity.
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warren whitmore:
Irish, rather than English, is (at least officially), the language of the Republic of Ireland.

And here u r wrong mate, as BOTH languages are official languages of The Republic of Ireland: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_official_languag...
Since Gaelic is nearly extinct, ENGLISH rules there.
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Marcin B.:
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If I'm right Ireland has got more to do with English language than Canada. Just out of mu curiosity Why we don't see Irish colours in the group's logo instead...?

We can see a bit of St Patrick's saltire in the logo, though.

Fair point :)
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Jarek A.:
Christian Kroczek:
If I'm right Ireland has got more to do with English language than Canada.
Ever tried to talk to Irish blokes in a pub in, say, Cork?

What you'd hear from them would be as close to English as f*ucking is to swearing.

Haven't tried - I LIVE there. Don't just try to say that UK blokes r any better in regard to this.
And the Irish flag has a white stripe right in the middle...

And...?
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Christian Kroczek:
And the Irish flag has a white stripe right in the middle...

And...?
...and you asked why Irish colors weren't included in the group's logo.

There's plenty of white in it.
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Christian Kroczek:
And here u r wrong mate, as BOTH languages are official languages of The Republic of Ireland: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_official_languag...
Since Gaelic is nearly extinct, ENGLISH rules there.

Of course I know English is the most used language in Ireland. However, officially, Gaelic takes precedence, even according to your link:

irish (gaelic), referred to as "the first official language", and english. laws etc are published in both languages but in the event of a legal challenge or interpretation the irish version has precedence over the english.
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