Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
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Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
Just wondering if anyone managed to tape this off the telly when it was on, as RTE don't have the programme available for viewing on their Website. Could someone possibly put the show up on Youtube?
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
Ronan Browne/Caoimhin Raghallaigh the correct spelling.
The Ronan Browne/Caoimhin Raghallaigh The Full Set RTÉ One, series 2 Programme Two
This is the only programme I forgot to record of the TV. I have all other programmes from series 1 and 2
http://www.rte.ie/tv/thefullset/programmes.html you need realplayer or real alternativehee to play the clips.
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The Ronan Browne/Caoimhin Raghallaigh The Full Set RTÉ One, series 2 Programme Two
This is the only programme I forgot to record of the TV. I have all other programmes from series 1 and 2
http://www.rte.ie/tv/thefullset/programmes.html you need realplayer or real alternativehee to play the clips.
Cheers
Ferg
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
Direct link on download the grabbed file in RM format: http://www.sendspace.com/file/mnf5rm (93.74 MB )
You can play it with a Real Player or Windows Media player Classic.
Cheers! )
You can play it with a Real Player or Windows Media player Classic.
Cheers! )
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
Would someone please instruct me as to how to pronounce Caoimhin O Raghaille?
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
Kevin O´Reillyuillmann wrote:Would someone please instruct me as to how to pronounce Caoimhin O Raghaille?
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
The way he pronounced his name when he visited here recently was "Kwiveen O' Reilly"
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
Raghallaigh is pronounced rah-hal-ee
Caoimhin pronouned kwee veen
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Ferg
Caoimhin pronouned kwee veen
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
Drunken Piper, thanks very much for posting that... the more Ronan, the merrier.
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
I cannot download this file, do I have to be a member of the site?
Any chance some tech-savvy person could upload it onto Youtube?
Any chance some tech-savvy person could upload it onto Youtube?
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
It's no wonder you're confused about how to pronounce his last name. The usual pronunciation of 'Raghallaigh' would be the same as 'Reilly' (in English orthography). (Irish spelling might look strange, but it's actually pretty consistent, so there's no ambiguity about how to pronounce it.) And yet, Caoimhin himself pronounces it Rahilly (as does presenter Mairead Ni Mhaonaigh in this segment). And he really, he's the final judge in such matters.
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Re: Ronan Browne/Caoimhin O Raghaille: Full Set RTE
Not quite. Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh pronounces his name "kwee-veen oh-rye-allah." (Not "kuh-VEEN oh-reilly", as I've heard many Americans say it) I think "Oh Rye Allah" might actually be the name of Caoimhín's YouTube channel... The way you pronounce a person's name depends on the dialect of Irish that you speak. Thus, a speaker of Munster dialect would pronounce Ní Mhaonaigh as "ni (v)way-nig" while an Ulster dialect speaker would pronounce it "ni wee-nee." The pronunciation "oh-rye-allah" sounds a bit Connemara-ish to me (though I'm definitely no expert). As far as I know, Caoimhin grew up around Meath and/or Dublin, but maybe his family had Connemara roots or something...