Irish names/words that foreigners and many Dubs cannot pronounce

[seafoid]

Other than Bord Gáis....which often sounds like the prostitution regulator

[johnneycool]

Other than Bord Gáis....which often sounds like the prostitution regulator

Do the Rte news presenters pronounce Gardaí correctly?

It's very O'ey

[5 Sams]

Cloughoge, Killeen, Siobhán, agus araile...there's loads..

[Rossfan]

Mohill
Elphin
Scramogue
Lough

[seafoid]

Connacht

[manfromdelmonte]

Mullinalaghta

[armaghniac]

Dún Laoghaire

[seafoid]

Oughterard

What a pathetic transliteration though

Uachtar Árd is glorious

Galway city has a few names straight out of the Gaeilge like :

Lough Atalia/Loch an tSáile
Bohermore/Bóthar Mór
Doughiska/ Dubh Uisce
Shantalla/ Sean talamh
Liosbán
Ros cam

and many locals pronounce them as per the Gaeilge

[Farrandeelin]

Muid. Raćaıď. (As close to séimhiús as possible - unfortunately nothing goes on the M on my phone)

[Lar Naparka]

Fwinah Gwale

Crucksbullaghadawn is a hill not far from Manulla in Mayo. Pollatomish in Irish appears to be a rude term, doesn't it?
Pollawaddy is no different.

[mrdeeds]

Moynalty in Meath. Won tidy towns a couple years ago and newcasters couldn't pernounce it properly. Y is silent. Hector on Today FM at time couldn't say it and him a Meath man. In fact he hadn't a clue where it was.

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

There is no part of Ireland that should be pronouncing caoimhin as cweeva. Dubs do it all the time.

Conal should never be koenal. Conan should never be koenan as koenan the barbarian

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

There is no part of Ireland that should be pronouncing caoimhin as cweeva. Dubs do it all the time.

Conal should never be koenal. Conan should never be koenan as koenan the barbarian

Sorry caoimhe not caoimhin

[seafoid]

Laois.  How does that look to English people, I wonder

Clontuskert outside Ballinashloe
All the locals say Cluain Tuaisceart

Skeheenarinky in Tipp

[Lar Naparka]

I have yet to hear a non-Irish person pronounce "Ballaghadereen" correctly.