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Old Irish Saying Accornym

Blamkforlife | 01:07 Sun 19th Mar 2023 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Looking for pnwri is first letter of each word. Last word has three letters

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Paper will never refuse ink. Have heard variants of this here in Ireland.

21:36 Sun 19th Mar 2023

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Do you know how many letters are in the other words?

póg mo thóin ríoga Éireannach?

People will not/never r.... Ireland?

Sorry, I have wasted a few words being no help whatsoever

Is the language Irish Gaelic or in English?

I know all the other answers have been in English, if that helps

On this thread
https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Phrases-and-Sayings/Question1830976.html

it is PWNRI - wonder which is correct?

It would be helpful if the full and correct information about the clue were given.

blaris

Paper will never refuse ink.
Have heard variants of this here in Ireland.

^^Finally ..... Well done, Blaris.

Accornym? What on earth is that?

Atheists answer was so funny, I so wanted it to be right.

I think you know fine well what it means, bookbinder

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