Who are the black Irish and the shanty Irish?
Irish FAQ: MiscellaneousThis question has come up fairly regularly on the newsgroup but has never been resolved definitively. Neither "black" or "shanty" are used much in Ireland. They seem to be mainly used in America. Shanty Irish" is used to describe the poorest of the poor Irish immigrants, the kind who ended up in shanty town (the origin of the word "shanty" is not known, but it might come from the Irish "sean t?", meaning "old house"). Today it's a derogatory term for poor people of Irish descent.
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Dave McKenzie FAQ pageOn my mother's side. Of course, I'm Scottish on my mother's side also, of course they were actually Scotch-Irish plantation people from Donegal, before they came here to the Carolinas, so does it count?) Yes...on my mother's side...thank you for noticing. HEARD of them? Hell, I play at them all the time. I travel to as many as 10-12 in one year to compete in both solo and band competitions. It's where all of my formative years in pipe bands were spent.) Yes.
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HPfGU Frequently Asked QuestionsThe black veil is a very common representation of death. To cross the veil is a way of describing death. "To go beyond the veil" is another common phrase. JKR's official explanation is that Harry is still in shock at the time. He didn't accept and understand Cedric's death until later, and thus hadn't yet "seen" death.
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