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A REVOLUTIONARY RISING, a not-so-secret society and a juggler - that’s what 50 of our readers got to experience when we took them on a sneak preview tour of Culture Night 2016.
The night itself takes place on Friday 16 September, but the lucky winners of our TheJournal.ie Culture Night Dublin Bus preview tour got to see three of the locations that will be open to all on the night.
They got to look around the Freemason’s Hall, the GPO Witness History exhibition (which is dedicated to the 1916 Rising), and the lovely Copper House Gallery artspace.
See how they got on by taking a peek at the video above. To find out more about Culture Night, visit the official website.
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The pronunciation of Saoirse as ” Sursha ” is a new one on me .
Seersha
Seer – sheh
Sair-sha.
Suspect that she knows how to pronounce her own name
Seer-shu-sheesh
looks like they nailed it
If they can get used Sean,Liam , sinead ,,eamon ,surely Americans can say saoirse
Or SER-SHA to the ordinary everyday Irish person.
SUR-SHA is how it’s pronounced in that pretentious Dublin accent
Does Ellen need glasses ? Does she do that gay dance
Saoirse should explain to the Americans that her name means Freedom in Irish and should not be confused with Sheorse which is the Irish for George.
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