Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

I’m 60 today ,my views over my lifetime have changed as life does show you to see see things from other people’s eyes, one thing that I have learned is , a knob head always shines . And brightly you do

I’ll have you know that Chu is a native name originating around west Cork.

How far back does your ancestry have to go to be considered irish? Asking for a friend.

Stefan doesn´t know much about being Irish, he might have been born in Ireland but he grew up in London before moving to Canada when he was still a kid.

Sure having the same name as a french hairdryer is bound to unsettle a lad.

Ha, somebody called 'Molyneux' wants to know if someone else's ancestors were Irish!

St Patrick. Patron saint of Ireland. Legend has it that he was born in Wales. Probably not Irish enough for you so.

My ancestors, O'Connors, were. We were related to Doyles, Reagans, and many others. There were no Chu among them.

Thankfully, modern Ireland has embraced the decent tolerant community values of Hazel Chu, and not the nihilistic white supremacist racism that ultimately scenes such as that in El Paso and Christchurch