Thursday 7 November, 2024

This train station sign in Kilkenny is so wrong, but can you tell why?

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TIME TO DIG into the recesses and crevices of your Leaving Cert Irish and see what exactly is wrong with this train station sign.

Finghin Collins spotted the warning to ‘stay behind this line’ in Thomastown in Kilkenny, and also noted that it wasn’t quite right:

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What would Peig Sayers say?!

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As Gaeilge

behind the line

Kilkenny

Leaving Cert

Thomastown

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This train station sign in Kilkenny is so wrong, but can you tell why?

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