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Like, we all know that Massive means huge, but in Dublin (and other parts if Ireland?) "Massive" seems to be a synonym of "beautiful" or "gorgeous"
"That dress looks Massive on you", "The food in that place is massive" etc
My theory that it's derived from the word "Go Maith" in Irish and it evolved, but I'd like to hear your theories.

I have a friend studying English here who has some trouble understanding the Cork accent. They're trying their best but as you can understand it's difficult. I'm Irish but not from Cork and even I have smoke coming out of my ears sometimes trying to decipher some people (usually older folks)
They can hold a conversation if the person slows down.
So with that in mind, what would be a good job for them to get part time while studying?
They might have trouble in a cafe if a customer has a random question not related to the menu like "JA HAVE ANY TAYHO SANGAGES HA?". But they do want to interact with the public to improve their English.
I think it's probably just washing dishes in a restaurant I'd say, and interacting with fellow colleagues. Or general cleaning roles, but they'd be in an empty office by themselves just hoovering the floor.
Any ides?

Yggdrasil Class Megaflora refers to a group of genetically engineered and enhanced megaflora created by the Singaporean bio-engineering and agricultural corporation Yggdrasil ( named after the World Tree with the same name from Norse Mythology ) in early 2080s, specifically the Megatrees ( engineered into existence by mixing in parts of Redwood Trees', Baobab Trees', Oak Trees' and some unspecific flora from Rainbow Realm's genetics ) and Megafungi ( engineered into existence by mixing in parts of Armillaria ostoyae and Gymnopilus luteofolius mushrooms as well as some unspecified fungi from Rainbow Realm's genetics ) Yggdrasil Class Megaflora are notable for their ability to trive in unfriendly environment with limited amounts of care as well as their capacity to transform the environments that they're planted, resulting in them being utilized by many groups involved with Terraforming efforts.
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many communities developed across Earth centered around the caring of these Megafauna, with most of these communities living on cities built within the megafauna that they take care of, as a matter of fact with the exception of two Megatrees in southern Spain and three Megatrees in Yucatan all have permanent residents that live within them. Some of the more known out of these communities are :
Treelinked, an international movement with presence in the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Indonesia and Gabon that aims to restore a mutual bond between Humans and nature through communal living within Megatrees and their plantations in the first place, this movement was founded by Irish Anarcho-Primitivist thinker Eamonn Crabs who later didn't like the way that the movement was taking, claiming it was parting ways with Anarcho-Primitivism so he founded the Cork Megatree Primitive Commune in Ireland as a seperate entity from the Treelinked Movement.
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Zamaniyya, an Sufi tariqa adhering to Shaafi madhab of Sunni Islam established by cleric Imam Zamani in 2060s, it is located in the northern fringes of Amazigh Republic of Agadez in the middle of the Sahara Desert. Zamaniyya center their community in a Megatree they planted on their former communal land with the intent of terraforming the local environment towards a more favourable state for Humans. Aside from their terraforming efforts in the Sahara Zamaniyya Tariqa focuses on the study of Magick specifically of a looked down upon school of Magick known as Chronomancy ( most Magi and Magickal institutions call Chronomancy to be Pseudomagick and a hoax )
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Four-Corners Movement, an international movement that has planted Megafungi in southern tip of Chile and Aotearoa ( formerly known as New Zealend ) as well as the northern tips of Quebec Province in Canada and Far Eastern Russian Republic. They're assumed to be a type of secretive cult with many of their ''leaked beliefs'' ( with no proper material evidence to be shown ) seemingly centered around a psychedelics-centered system of prayer based on Gnostic Christian beliefs as well as beliefs regarding John the Baptist as a prophet of God.
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The Second Evolution, an Provolutionary and Pansophist group with a hardliner belief on the Stoned Ape Theory, they have planted many Megafungi in the remaining parts of the Amazon Forest and currently reside in those. They believe an psychedelics-centered alternative to the current Uplifting of Non-Sophont Animals can be created with the intent of then spreading this to all the living organisms of Earth.

I have 4 days, not sure if i should focus on business, biology, and french today dabbling in some maths, and just full load on the English and Irish monday tuesday

In school I only learnt about the Irish famine. It was actually a debate in class one day if the English were to blame for most of the deaths etc that happened and most people said no. Only yesterday did I learn about Queen Victoria and everything she had to do with the ‘famine’.
Safe to say I was pretty shocked I had never even heard her name being mentioned before and literally just thought ‘oh the potato blight caused the famine because that’s all the food we had’ like what 😭
Also I’m 16 so this wasn’t an old curriculum this was literally last year when I was in 3rd year

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Maybe I’m just too drunk but right now I realize how weird that is. We straight up got names for people based off there skin color, and I’m really not tryna sound like some self righteous pretentious douche I swear. We all got our own problems amongst our own “race” yet when someone of another race offends our own “race” we come together like we are the similar in anyway. A Italian and Irish aren’t similar in anyway and have their own problems amongst each other yet come together as “white people” when someone offends our own race when we really are just as different as an Italian and a Nigerian, or a Mexican and a indian. It just divides us more and puts us in these little clans for no reason. Maybe it’s an American thing i don’t know.
For example if a white person kills a black person or vise versa, it seems like 90 percent of people will stick out for their own race regardless of if they were in the right or wrong. It’s just weird man.

Travelling to Ireland for a cousins wedding.
1.) What is considered the appropriate wedding attire for men invited as guests?

• would a blazer with chinos be acceptable or the full suit with the tie.

2.) Going rate for a wedding gift?

• Invited to the full event. 5 people from my own family going. What would a single person expect to give and what would a couple expect?

English: for section 1 question a on paper 1 use pqe, point quote explain, nake one point use a quote to back it up and explain, leave extra space after each point incase you have extra time to spend on it
Question b of that same question make sure if you write the text of a speech the whole text is said speech and if you have to for example write the text of a speech from a famous person you never step out of character. Your opening line should be basically a rephrasing of the question eg:write an article for the local newspaper, you should say "I am writing for the x newspaper to tell you about...", even if its unrealistic they still look for this in regard to your purpose mark.
For the composing:make sure there are famous people you can talk about a lot, also just a few topics that youve got some bit of knowledge on e.g ai might be handy
personal essay: use anecdotes even if they're made up
Short story:I'm avoiding this personally but make sure you show don't tell and alsondont leave plot holes, from what I've heard people who do this already have things like settings, characters and storylines planned out before the exam
Opinion essay: chose for or against and be strongly for or against, if im not mistaken you can be neutral but it's a lot harder
For the single text your first quote shouldn't be from act 1 scene 1 or your texts equivalent,your answer shouldn't be a summary
For hamlet: have lots of quotes, back in as many points as possible with quotes, remember the word regicide and antic-disposition, if the question asks about Claudius' role as villain if must only be his direct wrong doings (laertes, elder hamlet) and not the ones he indirectly caused by making hamlet mad (ophelia, polonius etc).
Comparative:constantly compare your 3 texts,(this next tip only applies if parf of your comparative course is never let me go) MOST of the time if you are doing the question 1 which is split up into a and b where a is in relation to 1 text and b is 2, never let me go will be in part a as it is hard to compare to other texts, this obviously depends on the question but if in doubt do that
Unseen poetry:I'm absolutely useless at this but on my mock I completely misunderstood the poem and got 17/20, waffle with confidence, don't spend too long on it as 20 marks is sweet fa in your English paper and the difference between spending 20 mins and 25 mins is no more than 3 marks.
Poetry: have one poem you can talk for days about no matter what, they will more than likely come up. Have 3 more you understand to be able to answer a question, then your perfectly covered. If you want to be more confident you can learn 2 poems to perfect 50/50 but from here to Thursday time management is important
History: if your a slow writer like me learn a metric fuck tonne of good quotes they're the quickest way to pick up marks, here's a few if you want them
Oh little sputnik flying high/with made-in-moscow-beep/you show the world its a commie sky/and uncle Sam's asleep-mennen Williams,democratic governor of michigan
The United States would provide political, military and economic assistance to all democratic nations under threat from external and internal forces-the turman doctrine
We are kings men and well be with you to the end -james Craig (not precisely a long one but so many essays it could be used in)
I want dr king to know that I didn't come to selma to make his job difficult, I really did come thinking I could make it easier. If the white people realise what the alternative is, perhaps they will be more willing to here dr king-malcolm x
Geography: from here to friday dedicate 10 minutes to aerial photography, it's 8 marks waiting to be claimed. Nows probably too late for flashcards but if it isn't fucking use them for srps
Maths: nows not too late to print off a mock or past paper, see what needs the most work and make sure you fully understand them
Irish: if your like me and haven't done a scratch there's still more than a week, predictions are your best friend, learn one essay, one poetry notes, one story notes and one play notes and let God decide how well he wants you to do
French:be able to write about the Olympics as if your fluent, its probably going to come up. Know your tenses and your subjunctive. Learn off a few proverbs they add marks to any essay. "Je suis tout à fait d'accord avec le declaration Ci dessus","il est neccesaire de pesser le pour et le contre", "n'oublions pas le proverbe" and "a Mon avis" fit into most opinion pieces, know them(get correct spelling aswel mine was affected by autocorrect). Also if your down to the wire learn diary phrased, even if you write a bad diary you will get marks for the phrases
Accounting: final accounts will come up,know 2/3, learn all your ratios and all the theory they will come up, know either budgeting or costing as one of each will come up, that leaves the second 100 marker, it will most likely be suspense as that comes up every second year but it could be a 60 marker, I wouldn't even bother worrying about anything else until ratios,final accounts, budget/costing and suspense are up to the grade your hoping for but if all that is sorted learn off maybe 3 other possible 100 markers, that any you have 4 which includes the 80% likely suspense and 2 will come up, the accounting exam is probably the easiest to predict, and for the love of God know your theory. Keep doing exam questions of your struggling, every time you correct one write down your mistakes and have the list of mistakes next to you when doing the next one, then tear it and make a new list of mistakes
Buisness(salty I couldn't do it cuz it was on same time as history): know unit 1-3 inside out (according to u/businessgarbage6666)
This is all my experience, I will add any good advice for these subject or other subjects that are provided in the comments, all of these are for higher level except for maths, good luck,don't panic and think about the pint that's instore once this is all over

I am a broke college student and trying to decide between the two. I’m not a huge museum person but I have Irish ancestors. As someone who likes more interactive and less traditional (less boring) museums, I feel like I would enjoy the leprechaun one more, but I’ve also heard EPIC is interactive and has more to see. They’re roughly the same price, would really appreciate any advice as I plan on going later today to whichever one.
TIA