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Leaving Cert '11/'12 Off-Topic 2
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Lads I'm a bit worried about college. I have ucd and tcd down for nursing, and ucd down first. But I'm terrified that ucd is too big and that I'll make no friends. Eeep.
Everyone will be new so it should be easier to make friends and they'd have student unions and things to get involved in
. Most people will probably be nervous and more if you're moving to the place. 0 -
QueenOfLeon wrote: »Good thing everyone else feels the same before they go to college, so ye'll all make friends with eachother!
just the whole 24000 students scares me! Kinda rethinking ucd now 
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Couldn't find the Irish thread so I'll just post this here
For Filíocht in HL P2 Irish, when it asks for "an file" as part of a question, does that mean you talk about the biography on the poet, or do you talk about how they expressed w/e in the poem and how it reflects on them?
And for questions 3B in the filíocht, where it asks for an Irish male poet in the first part of the question (example, pg 34 in Edco HL Irish paper), and then it asks for a male Irish poet in the 2nd part of the question, can you use one Irish poet for both questions?0 -
just the whole 24000 students scares me! Kinda rethinking ucd now
Ah well think more about your class size (google is telling me around 160?) which is quite a nice number! Then you've got people in your accommodation (3/4/5), people in your building if its student accommodation (50 at a guess, could be sooo wrong on that!), numbers in clubs societies (anything from 10 to over 100)...you won't be milling around with 24,000 students trying to find some friends! 0 -
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QueenOfLeon wrote: »Ah well think more about your class size (google is telling me around 160?) which is quite a nice number! Then you've got people in your accommodation (3/4/5), people in your building if its student accommodation (50 at a guess, could be sooo wrong on that!), numbers in clubs societies (anything from 10 to over 100)...you won't be milling around with 24,000 students trying to find some friends!
I suppose you're right! Thanks 0 -
Day 5 in the Leaving Cert House
Superbus is in the Diary Room
So at the moment I think we're all just trying to stay sane. There was a big fuss the other day, quite a few of the housemates got pissed off with Seamus and Sylvia because they felt they weren't pulling their weight in the house. Myself and Philip stayed out of it though, I think we both knew that arguing with Sylvia was going to get us nowhere. Without wanting to appear bitchy, I am glad she was voted off though.
The task on Friday was a bit tough but we all got through it, for the most part. Next week is going to be really intense I think, nobody's quite sure what's going on with tomorrow morning's task so we'll see how that goes. Once Wednesday is over I think it'll all be plain-sailing, hopefully I can keep my head down not get on the wrong side of the other housemates.0 -
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Stalin and rugby wrote: »Don't ever wink at me, it gives me the impression that your gay
The horror. :rolleyes:
(And it's "you're".
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I always found this strange in Pokemon :S.
http://images4.fanpop.com/image/photos/18600000/Nurse-Joy-pokemon-18619797-720-378.jpg0 -
Couldn't find the Irish thread so I'll just post this here
For Filíocht in HL P2 Irish, when it asks for "an file" as part of a question, does that mean you talk about the biography on the poet, or do you talk about how they expressed w/e in the poem and how it reflects on them?
And for questions 3B in the filíocht, where it asks for an Irish male poet in the first part of the question (example, pg 34 in Edco HL Irish paper), and then it asks for a male Irish poet in the 2nd part of the question, can you use one Irish poet for both questions?
For "an file" I would mention the biography and how it affected the poem. For example if An tEarrach Thiar comes up and they ask about the poet, I'd say he was born in the Arran Islands in 1910 and then he moved away and never returned to live there, so he was perhaps looking at the island like an exile and thought everything there was perfect, and this is why the island is presented as being almost like heaven.
For 3B, unless it specifically tells you they have to be different, I'd assume that if one fits both questions, you can use the same one.
(I'm assuming you're aware that you can't use prescribed poets for Filíocht Roghnach right?)0 -
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Mysteriouschic wrote: »I always found this strange in Pokemon :S.
http://images4.fanpop.com/image/photos/18600000/Nurse-Joy-pokemon-18619797-720-378.jpg
Same. :P0 -
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Craig Mealy Couch wrote: »Here's my line up for the summer:
Westport Music festival
Sea Sessions
Some oddball rock fest
Tennants
The Black keys
And many house parties etc.
Gonna ROCK
Sounds class! I was gonna head to Sea Sessions but I think I might be away that weekend, so gonna head to Indiependence instead. Electric Picnic is my other Irish festival for the year. T-Vital is so damn tempting!
Desperately trying to convince people to come to Reading/Leeds or Benicassim with me, but failing miserably :mad:0 -
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWCXbJoCZ-o
Nicely done. 
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