What is the full Irish blessing?
May good luck be with you Wherever you go, and your blessings outnumber the shamrocks that grow. May your days be many and your troubles be few, May all God’s blessings descend upon you, May peace be within you, May your heart be strong, May you find what you’re seeking wherever you roam.
What does it mean to say May the road rise up to meet you?
“May The Road rise up to meet you” is about God’s blessing for your journey – may your walk be an easy one – with no huge mountains to climb or obstacles to overcome. It alludes to three images from nature – the wind, sun and rain – as pictures of God’s care and provision.
What is an Irish Hello?
Saying Hello in Ireland. To say “Hello” in Irish Gaelic, you say: Dia dhuit. /JEE-uh ghwitch/ That phrase is how you say hello to someone in Irish.
How fast is broadband Internet in Ireland?
Ireland’s leading broadband providers advertise lightning fast speeds of 100Mbps, 500Mbps and even 1,000Mbps in some cases. But there’s a catch! These advertised speeds only refer to the maximum speed possible with your plan, they are by no means a guarantee.
What is the most important result from a broadband speed test?
The most important result from your broadband speed test is the ‘download speed’. Your download speed is the rate at which your device is able to access content from the internet. So, a high download speed will allow you to load internet pages instantaneously and enjoy online video streaming without buffering.
What is the switcher broadband speed test?
The Switcher Broadband Speed Test measures broadband download speeds up to and above 1000Mbps. It works with all broadband services in Ireland, including the fastest services offered by the likes of Virgin Media, Sky, eir and Vodafone.
How do I test my internet speed?
We’ve teamed up with Ookla to bring you this speed test. This test will work for any of these types of internet services: Simply click on the ‘Go’ button above, to get results of your download and upload speeds in just a few seconds. You’ll also get a ‘Ping’ and ‘Jitter’ reading which are explained in the FAQ Glossary below.