"Ní thaitníonn an ghrian in Éirinn."

Translation: The sun does not shine in Ireland.

[TonyMatthe]

That's depressing, like.

[jackmchugh12]

but still the truth

[JoAnnCross]

Nonsense

[Gregory743155]

Something to cheer you up: https://www.independent.ie/videos/entertainment/video-the-longford-tourism-video-that-has-the-whole-of-ireland-smiling-34984905.html

[Berckoise]

I loved the video. Reminded me of Kevin McAleer's early stand-up. The more miserable and dreary he was the more we laughed. Must be something in the genes!

[OliverCasserley]

Bhí an ghrian a taitneamh ó mhaidin go hoíche inniú, inne, an lá roimhe sin agus an tseachtain roimhe sin. Is eá éireann an áit is fearr do do laethanta saoire.

[OliverCasserley]

Go raibh maith agaibh. Tá triomach ann faoi lathair.06/07/18.

[KittDunne]

Taitníonn an ghrian in Éirinn gach lá. De gnáth, taitníonn sí taobh thiar de na scamaill.

[Knocksedan]

Oh God, Will It Ever Stop Raining?

[JeffFoster14]

Taitníonn an ghrian i gcónaí sna bróisiúir turasóireachta.

[JD.Hogan-Davies]

Maybe this should add "go minic." I'm sure it shines in Ireland; it's just a rare occurrence.

[SeanMeaneyPL]

Sílim go thaitníonn sí anois is arís, ach bím ann i gcónaí nuair a bhíonn sé a cur báistí.

[DoreenPrimrose]

When do you use 'Eirinn' and when 'Éireann' please?

[SatharnPHL]

https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/4479277$comment_id%3D28264949

[DoreenPrimrose]

Grma

[Smurfandturf14]

For some reason I can't pronounce the gh in ghrian. "ghr(slender)" is just cruel :'D

[Sean_Roy]

Not true. I have a picture from Sligo with the sun shining.