Oh doh..got it..fine..

@RobLawrence

It's.. Páipéar Leithris....and just Toilet Paper in English....?

@RobLawrence

Shíl mé go mbeadh a fhios agat cheana féin, ós rud é go bhfuil fuil Éireannach agat!

@RobLawrence

Lol..yea that's Gaelic for Toilet Paper..

Here is how to say it through phonetics:

Paw...pear...Leh...riss (the T is silent)
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@RobLawrence

Perish the thought!..I new you would get to the bottom of it..?

I went to school with some of the Nugents..I remember a couple of brothers.. Barry Nugent.the younger brother..good kid..nice guy..wonder where he is now...?

Yes Lace Curtain Irish..a good step up from a regular working class Shanty Irish that you might have seen in 5 points or Boston..or anywhere actually..

If you married well ..or worked hard to get on and did well..you jumped up a class to Lace Curtain...middle class I suppose.

Well..as you say your Grandfather was less than the picture of sobriety....sounds like an unsavoury beastly man..I hope he wasn't the cruel type..and didn't mistreat your Mother..

I too, having led a fairly sober life up to now, also like a drink or two..in the form of red wine..I don't allow myself wine everyday..but probably 2 bottles a week..I like to drink it with food..and sometimes I will indulge in a bottle of well earned claret at the end of a work week..?

I have no history of alcoholism in the family..but I could certainly see how it would be habit forming....I mainly drink it for the taste..not the ensuing buzz..that is just a very pleasant side effect.??

@RobLawrence

LMAO!!!!

I used to tell the customers that the cheap stuff may have the same warranty but how often do you want to replace it? How many times are you willing to be broken down on the side of the road for the same part? Your Mama will thank you for the good stuff.