Dearbhla
Dearbhla by doublejinksy February 2, 2010
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Dearbhla
Dearbhla is the most caring person in Ireland she’s very pretty and always a good friend . Everyone who knows a Dearbhla knows she’s such a great person. She is very interested in her culture . Anyone who dates her is very lucky . She is sometimes annoyed at her name cause in certain places they always pronounce it wrong. She is always good craic and will stick up for her friends when needed. She always puts people who care about her first. She loves her family and friends and will stick up for them no matter what. She sometimes uses he nickname dearv to shorten it down for people .If you know a Dearbhla you will always love a Dearbhla.
Dearbhla by Irish deff April 3, 2019
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Dearbhaile
Dearbhaile is an absolutely neat freak! She has to organise her locker, her bedroom and her social life:)
Dearbhaile is happy and quirky, with a strange laugh and cute sense of humour. Dearbhaile will laugh at just about anything. She finds everything hillarious. She is very intelligent and wise. She is boy crazy. Dearbhaile is very innocent to the naked eye but her friends know better, although she may be fooling evryone else including her parents;). She loves a bit of the goss. She has a great fashion sense and loves to shop! She is also a bookworm!
Dearbhaile will change your Life, and rearreange your furniture at the same time!
Dearbhaile is happy and quirky, with a strange laugh and cute sense of humour. Dearbhaile will laugh at just about anything. She finds everything hillarious. She is very intelligent and wise. She is boy crazy. Dearbhaile is very innocent to the naked eye but her friends know better, although she may be fooling evryone else including her parents;). She loves a bit of the goss. She has a great fashion sense and loves to shop! She is also a bookworm!
Dearbhaile will change your Life, and rearreange your furniture at the same time!
Dearbhaile by Johnny jacks August 6, 2009
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