Speaking as someone who lives in a country where the temperature regularly goes over 35 degrees Celsius in summer (AKA Australia) and who fucking HATES any weather over 15 degrees Celsius, that sounds like absolute heaven to me, man!!!
I worked with a fellow from Dublin who told me, “ two guys were involved in a fist fight going at it tooth and nail. The Angelous bell rang at noon. They both stopped fighting, blessed themselves, and once the bell rang again, resumed beating the crap out of each other” I can’t say it’s true, but I like to believe it is!
You know you're in rural Ireland when the bus route unexpectedly rolls out a brand new bus and the aul' ones come out with phrases like 'we won't know ourselves now'. These are the same aul' ones who come out with lines whilst waiting for the bus like 'ah sure if it was raining we'd be all soaking wet'. I don't expect anybody outside of Ireland to understand this.
@@Animefreakess The buses in Sligo are hilarious. They arrive when they want to, if at all. No notice of course. Depends on the mood the driver is in. It's like the Jamaican Republic of Sligo here.
You know you're Irish when you're on a foreign holiday and the look of relief and the big smile when the locals realise you're not English. (Sorry but it's happened loads) 😄
"One man likes Tayto and the other likes King," Funny, but a little insensitive to the people watching that lost their loved ones during the whole Lyon's Vs Barry's riots of 1996. That all started off with just two men in a heated debate. No one in the affected counties has been right since. The mere whistle of a kettle boiling can induce the most horrific flashbacks.
Thats the one for sure brother :) Great ending in that movie. I see you went with the greatest Irishman ever to grace our island with the imprint of his foot.
+DAGATHire 8.30 in the evening...and most of the time you had to be in bed by 9...so the fear of God would go down your spine, as you started wondering if you'd forgotten Math, Irish, English, etc etc. I even start running through the list of subjects in my head when I hear that theme tune.
I'm Scottish and I relate to almost of these. The only one I don't is the woman what's for dinner cause if I did those tatties would have been rammed up my arse x
(im a mcconnell so thats proof im irish)i stutter and its apart of my life so thats one.two, when i was younger I would call my dads and moms name until they stopped what they were doing to yell at me.three, ive had to say "yeah, oh really, cool, that sucks"SO MANY TIMES.fourth, you know what ill stop there
ya, but it could be lashing rain one sec, then sunny the next, just a few days ago my dog was out enjoying the sun, then she was running for shelter from the hail I swear
Mammy: "Im telling ya now!! if ive ta go up dem stay-urs!! Me:"It'd be a fucking miracle! **THUMP THUMP THUMP** Mammy: "I'll miracle ya, ya little shite ya!!
no you know your'e ma and da and rest of your'e family are irish if a dog is born in a stable dont make him a horse so just been born in ireland dont make you irish yea understand lad
how come poeple born in our oldest province are NOT called irish? they are called NORTHERN irish? are they somehow less irish that we here in the south? i mean, are there two irelands? i couldhave sworn that there was only one ireland but with two different departments if you like.
The Glencoe clip was so so true. I hated it because it was Sunday evening and had stupid school in the morning that I hated. Then I would remember my homework when the glenrow theme song came on. This was the 80s. Nightmare Sunday evening's lol
I used to just watch the quite depressing ER on Sunday nights which took over from the Glenroe slot and it would get me in the right mindset for school the following week aka. the doom and gloom mindset….
I know I'm not Irish but this and the other Republic Of Telly material is some the funniest, smartest and simply best comedy I've seen in years. So happy I stumbled across this! :D
venmxshadows Lol. You idiot. I'm from Kildare. Everyone here calls there mother Mom or Mam. But my cousins from Waterford call there mother Mum. And my cousins from Kilkenny call there mother mom or mum. It doesn't depend on what country you're from you dipshit.
Leah Ackerman ;-; me ma spends half the fecking time chatting on the phone. Can't go anywhere with her either proper chatterbox. Me nanny is worse ah jaysus i went to meath street with her one time and be fecked if we went in at 9 in the mornin and did'n't leave the place till 5 the afternoon.
For years that theme music filled me with dread, ‘crap it can’t be half eight already. Right I better buckle down, after this........and the Sunday game of course’.
@@Irish381 Well Mr Irish American, please note that the Irish flag is green, white, and orange. The flag of the Ivory Coast is orange, white, and green.
I love the one where the guys had to shut up 'cause the guy was singing. It's true, in Ireland everyone in the pub needed to be quiet when someone is singing: it has something to do respect!
And it's a pain in the neck if you've gone out for a chat and someone stands up to sing, 22 verses later you're only ready to go home. And they usually can't sing🤣🤣🤣
shancake studios I love how whenever Irish people comment on a video with an Irish topic, they throw in an extra bit of Irish dialect to let other Irish know how Irish they are... Shpuds
I live in Ireland for almost 2 years and I lived in England for 1 year, man.. Irish people are for sure the coolest people I ever seen, they are humble and at the same time, fighters for the country :) this kind of thought about Irish join Britain is so old fashion and simple minded people ;)
As a kid living in West Cork in 70s, we had two brothers who each had a farm split into two as inheritance. They did not get on and every time they got drunk (In our small village with 13 pubs) and ran into each other they ended up in a fist fight brawl and the local Garda was called to cool them off.
Exactly my reaction...kept thinking that the weather and humidity gave the locals some kindda of breathing difficulty and worried for myself about how long exactly when im gonna start gasping for air like them
Visiting Inishmore, we needed to find a cab. We asked around about where to find a cab driver and they told us to head to the local pub; that's where they usually hang out. If you're from Ireland this may not be a big deal, but in the US, someone who drives for a living who drinks before driving is just wrong. And yes, we found a cabbie who said he'd take us...as soon as he finished his drink. This is not a joke. This is Ireland. 💚🍺☘️🇮🇪
so fucking true. especially the one about the house selling for 400 quid and the recession. the one fighting over the crisps and the one about the homework. but they best is the prayer to saint Antony. i was raised on that. you have to leave a fiver to him as well is what i was told. the one about playing for county and all. its so true
I worked in Ireland for 6 months and the neighbor boys fought with shirts off every weekend. There were always two boys fighting and one boy telling them "stop, you're lads, you're lads", it was awesome lol
The post-mass interrogation was always terrifying. You had to look your Ma in the eye and make sure you'd corroborated your story with your friends/siblings. And also be careful when she asks you "Who did you see?" as it was always a trap. She'd been the night before.
Greetings from Oakland California. I'm a black woman who's sister married an Irish Lad. I've been to Ireland plenty of times and this video cracked my up. 😅
@msmissy6888 Not all of us do. The loudest anti-British voices are just a very vocal, online minority and impressionable people who've been fed a steady diet of Nationalist revisionism and propaganda. ❤
I’m Australian and half Irish and holy I relate. My family is actually - okay when it was Christmas and I was in my room putting my Christmas presents in there and I heard my Grandad playing the Guitar and they were all singing Irish songs and my Nanna yelled something along the lines of “Yeah baby let the free birds fly” ( btw my Relatives are Irish )
Fantastic, the ability to make fun of the Culture and no one gets offended!!! TRIFFIC show by the looks of things... Keep it going!!! Billy. T. James used to do that for Kiwis!!! CHEERS!!!! 🍻
Am in Cork. Saw two guys fighting in the street, their mates steering everyone away from them including myself as we walked past. "They're cousins" was the only thing they said. Later on, was waiting outside a chipper, and the two walk past arms around each other saying they were best mates. Love Ireland.
I’ve lived in Ireland all my life and this only made me realise people don’t do or say these things any where else This video was relatable on a personal level
You know you're Irish when a six year old Republic Of Telly video pops up in your Recommended.
I’ve never related to anything more in my life.
Spot on..
Well bai
I'm American, but this popped up in my Recommended. How ya 'splain that?
I don't recall being Irish. But who knows, maybe my great great great great grand-grandparents fled Ireland during the potato famine.
When it's 13 degrees in Ireland everyone comes out with shorts, t-shirts and sunglasses on. I wish I was joking.
Yeah but we all look cool 😎
Speaking as someone who lives in a country where the temperature regularly goes over 35 degrees Celsius in summer (AKA Australia) and who fucking HATES any weather over 15 degrees Celsius, that sounds like absolute heaven to me, man!!!
Lol yeah!
Fuckin' tell me about it (Singaporean). It's not as hot as Aussie, but it's humid as fuck. 29 degrees and still sweating my balls off.
Regan Donohue The humidity's extremely high so 15°C Feels like 30°C abroad.
“I lost me bag.”
“Have you said a prayer to St.Anthony.”
Til this day he never fails.
Works in Croatia aswell. Every time I lost something my grandmother would give me the "pray to St. Anthony" look.
Yeah, you better believe it!!🙏😊
It works...
We still say around here. He always finds..
My mom always prayed to St. Anthony when she lost something, he never let her down.
“He drank a full bottle of whiskey and died” “Lightweight”
"Cathal, why're you late?"
"I was on the piss, boss."
"Alright. Work away."
This happens all the time in Newcastle, England 🏴
That’s me on a Monday
@@tph3475 Australia too lmao
That's not a boss. That's a leader of men.
For everyone that isn't Irish...
"Put the messages in the press" = 'put the shopping away'
Z I V A Thanks
I’m irish I’ve never heard that
The_Boss107091 it's kind of dying out but my mam would say it
born and raised in ireland and i've never heard that
@@oogabooga2454 ye I mean it's not as common as it used to be
I worked with a fellow from Dublin who told me, “ two guys were involved in a fist fight going at it tooth and nail. The Angelous bell rang at noon. They both stopped fighting, blessed themselves, and once the bell rang again, resumed beating the crap out of each other” I can’t say it’s true, but I like to believe it is!
Only in Ireland! 👍🇮🇪🍀🎶💖🤼🌈🧚😆😆😆
Seen similar happen in the army when reveille, retreat or taps is played during the day hah (we're supposed to stop and salute)
I thought that bell was at 6pm? You said midday. You're a liar!
Of coarse it's true I'd do the same myself 😅😅
@@Google_Does_Evil_Now ? The Angelus is said at noon
You know you're in rural Ireland when the bus route unexpectedly rolls out a brand new bus and the aul' ones come out with phrases like 'we won't know ourselves now'. These are the same aul' ones who come out with lines whilst waiting for the bus like 'ah sure if it was raining we'd be all soaking wet'.
I don't expect anybody outside of Ireland to understand this.
Well what do you expect when the aul' ones have been brainwashed by the tyrannical reign of Bus Eireann?
@@Animefreakess The buses in Sligo are hilarious. They arrive when they want to, if at all. No notice of course. Depends on the mood the driver is in. It's like the Jamaican Republic of Sligo here.
Or oul ones saying i will die HAPPY knowing i have enough money for my Burial.
@@VelcroKittie you need watch LADY SAW from jmca.
Actually this sounds alot like hillbilly talk.
"Get up fer mass". Sent a shiver down my spine..
Lemme tell ya, my Slavic mother was a fanatic about attending Mass.
Thankfully have never heard that phrase from either of my parents
I nearly looked for my good shoes 😂
@@1958Shemp my Slavic father’s an atheist so we never really had that problem
My Family has alot of Irish Heritage so my dad Always wakes me up at 5AM for mass
You know you’re Irish when you have any sort of pain growing up mammy said “they’re just growing pains”
Hahah so true
I'm irish and had really bad foot pain for a whole summer and was told they're growing pains 😂😂
@@ruth722 arthritis absolutely SPRINTS in my family Im 14 and I have really bad bone trouble and im told its growing pains 😂
And ya can fix any sickness with a pack of taytos and some flat 7up
So true. Flat 7up the cure for everything. "Nothing that a good night's sleep won't cure".
You know you're Irish when you're on a foreign holiday and the look of relief and the big smile when the locals realise you're not English. (Sorry but it's happened loads) 😄
That's so true!
People love the underdog.
Touché 🇮🇪
@@derek-press Give us back our six counties first. 😘
@@derek-press Troll along now, Derek. I'm off out to meet friends. You enjoy your Sunday. 😁
The beautiful thing about the incredible Irish ☘️ people is their ability to laugh and laugh at themselves.. thank you well funny 😂
They have plenty to laugh at.😬😆😆😆
@@rangersf.c4536yeah they’re laughing at how shit Rangers are
Forgot about the bottle of 7up when your sick
FLAT 7up
Flat 7up and dry toast lad
Boiled 7up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nah lucozade
For me it was lucozade
"One man likes Tayto and the other likes King,"
Funny, but a little insensitive to the people watching that lost their loved ones during the whole Lyon's Vs Barry's riots of 1996. That all started off with just two men in a heated debate.
No one in the affected counties has been right since. The mere whistle of a kettle boiling can induce the most horrific flashbacks.
mogadishusneeze nice profile pic ,Liam Neeson in "The grey "
Thats the one for sure brother :) Great ending in that movie. I see you went with the greatest Irishman ever to grace our island with the imprint of his foot.
Can't even throw on the kettle anymore
mogadishusneeze not to mention the thousands who were purged in the Perri show trials of the 70's
mogadishusneeze my granda used to box him
You know your Irish when your bror shouts upstairs “your wanted”
Scary shit
😂😂😂
Absolute fear runs through my body when my little brother says "mammy wants you and she isn't happy"
You know your irish when your mammy has told you to "stop cracking your knuckles or you'll get arthritis"
I think all mothers say that tbh
You know your Irish when you say "Mammy" at all!
I say that to my lad up northern England
That's international. I'm American and my mother said that all the time. I don't know though, maybe that's where it comes from originally?
@@charlesmaximus9161 same in France!
Glenroe on late on a Sunday night. As soon as the music plays "Fuck, I forgot my homework" Done that.
Sean Kelly Same! It was on at like 7 or 8 in the evening i think. I died at that part. In fact i was thinking of homework as soon as i heard the music
Hah Im American and I didn't get that one. Thanks for the explanation!
+DAGATHire 8.30 in the evening...and most of the time you had to be in bed by 9...so the fear of God would go down your spine, as you started wondering if you'd forgotten Math, Irish, English, etc etc. I even start running through the list of subjects in my head when I hear that theme tune.
Ah right. I wondered what it meant
IVE NEVER RELATED TO ANYTHING MORE THAN THIS OMG
same
same
I'm Scottish and I relate to almost of these. The only one I don't is the woman what's for dinner cause if I did those tatties would have been rammed up my arse x
Aye same here, a Scot as well....that one's a keeper to show me mammy.....lol....;-)
(im a mcconnell so thats proof im irish)i stutter and its apart of my life so thats one.two, when i was younger I would call my dads and moms name until they stopped what they were doing to yell at me.three, ive had to say "yeah, oh really, cool, that sucks"SO MANY TIMES.fourth, you know what ill stop there
*Legend has it he’s still saying bye to his mother*
John legend?
I am Russian but I live in Ireland my whole life I can relate to this so much 😂😂😂
@@pewdiepieisgay7345 don't be a clobhead
Doesn't that make you Irish?
Yeah I'd regard you as Irish.
Sorry but you are one of us now!
Friend, you may be Russian by ethnicity, but you are Irish by culture… And it is our culture that makes us who we are, not our ethnicity
Was in Ireland the other day, saw a guy putting sun cream on his kid whilst it was raining. True story.
Sounds like Ireland
+Denise Petrie sunny with showers lol
A sure if you don't like the weather in ireland... wait five minuets.
ya, but it could be lashing rain one sec, then sunny the next, just a few days ago my dog was out enjoying the sun, then she was running for shelter from the hail I swear
+Jodie O Sulivan yeah, your not safe from the Irish weather no matter what, the real eyebrow raiser is the fact sunny is even sold in this country..
"bollocks,me homework" me every night lmao
Ill be your homework every night
@@g.h7657 What does that even mean, you fucking simp.
"You know you're Irish when..."
_isolated shot of some guy getting thrown out of a random pub onto his arse_
Im polish ,living in Ireland since 2006 and this is hilarious😂😂😂
So true, spot on. Bye ,bye, bye,bye,bye,bye,bye
You got any traffic tickets?
The glenroe skit was genius, brings back memories of Sunday nights
that was the funniest skit for me... funny 'cause it's true!
Was 100% true in my case. I thought it was just me 🤣
Totally true. You knew after glenroe it was time for bed.😂😂 on a Sunday night.
Mammy: "Im telling ya now!! if ive ta go up dem stay-urs!!
Me:"It'd be a fucking miracle!
**THUMP THUMP THUMP**
Mammy: "I'll miracle ya, ya little shite ya!!
"Woman, what's for the dinner?" 😂😂
Loved the two lads fighting over the crisps when they're both made by the same company😂😂
"Jeezuz thats a' fine lookin' tan ya have der"
😂😂😂
You know ur irish when u were born in ireland
no you know your'e ma and da and rest of your'e family are irish if a dog is born in a stable dont make him a horse so just been born in ireland dont make you irish yea understand lad
how come poeple born in our oldest province are NOT called irish?
they are called NORTHERN irish?
are they somehow less irish that we here in the south?
i mean, are there two irelands?
i couldhave sworn that there was only one ireland but with two different departments if you like.
+7542uyhgf5 yeaaa and everyone knows its true 👌
What if one parent is Irish?
+William Then your half irish
Greatest documentary ever.
The Glencoe clip was so so true. I hated it because it was Sunday evening and had stupid school in the morning that I hated. Then I would remember my homework when the glenrow theme song came on. This was the 80s. Nightmare Sunday evening's lol
I used to just watch the quite depressing ER on Sunday nights which took over from the Glenroe slot and it would get me in the right mindset for school the following week aka. the doom and gloom mindset….
I know I'm not Irish but this and the other Republic Of Telly material is some the funniest, smartest and simply best comedy I've seen in years. So happy I stumbled across this! :D
This one is more of a documentary tbh. Can confirm all these convos happen daily.
@@XeaRae😂😂😂😂
My mom spends half of her time on the phone saying Bye.
Ye but you're not irish tho. Nobody in Ireland calls there mam "mom"
venmxshadows Lol. You idiot. I'm from Kildare. Everyone here calls there mother Mom or Mam. But my cousins from Waterford call there mother Mum. And my cousins from Kilkenny call there mother mom or mum. It doesn't depend on what country you're from you dipshit.
Leah Ackerman ;-; me ma spends half the fecking time chatting on the phone. Can't go anywhere with her either proper chatterbox. Me nanny is worse ah jaysus i went to meath street with her one time and be fecked if we went in at 9 in the mornin and did'n't leave the place till 5 the afternoon.
Acc me cousins r from Kildale call their mam mam
I'm from Dublin and I say ma
"Get UP!.......T'FUCK!"
Caught me so off guard, I nearly pissed myself laughing!
I’m Irish and this is genuinely somewhat accurate
it's accurate you knob the actors are irish
@@bagel9542 how do you know his knob is accurate and that he used it on the actors?
Get up ta fuck!
The Glenroe thing is just perfect, Sunday evening and then it hits ye, fuckin brilliant.
David Murphy panic stations ahh
we all have been there lol
When Coming to America started playing on Paramount Comedy for me. Swear they played it every Sunday for about 10 years.
For years that theme music filled me with dread, ‘crap it can’t be half eight already. Right I better buckle down, after this........and the Sunday game of course’.
He drank a bottle of whiskey.
And now he's dead...
Pffft... Lightweight 😂
Simply my husband, plus his family members, cousins, damn 100% accurate 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
going to england for ''another holiday'' jaysus
Grainne 26+6= 1
@@paullytle246 I dont get your comment would you mind explaining?
@@edthegoomba 26 counties of the republic of Ireland +the six counties of northern Ireland(UK) will equal one United Ireland
Michael Eisenman Big fan of the Ivory Coast are ya
@@Irish381 Well Mr Irish American, please note that the Irish flag is green, white, and orange. The flag of the Ivory Coast is orange, white, and green.
I love the one where the guys had to shut up 'cause the guy was singing. It's true, in Ireland everyone in the pub needed to be quiet when someone is singing: it has something to do respect!
And it's a pain in the neck if you've gone out for a chat and someone stands up to sing, 22 verses later you're only ready to go home. And they usually can't sing🤣🤣🤣
Especially if it's some old slow dull song. You'll never hear them shushing the pub for a mad oul lively tune!
Yessss!!! and you want the crack and laughs and everyone keeps sushing you!!! 🤦🏼♀️🤣☘️
you can tell the news is from America when they have Irish or Scots talking and they have subtitles LMFAO
I'm a Yank and my father used to pull the "what was the reading from the Gospel about?" when I was away at college.
If you're name is Joseph Murphy then you're only on holiday in America. Is as Éirinn tú a chara. 👍☘️
😂 yet right ! @@Karl_with_a_K
As a Polish immigrant i gotta say this describes irish people sooo much :D Love ye all !
***** Ya bleeding eejit, polish are literally irish now, nuff said haii.
***** nah now its the IW's fault.
Yeah I was 2 when I moved to Ireland from Poland, now I'm 13 😊
+G11B you're not irish
The Patriot don't even pretend that's not racism or ignorance
I lived in Ireland for 3 years and you guys are awesome!
I was born in Sligo Town before emigrating when I was ten. This brings back memories 🤣🤣🤣
Good night last night?
Amazing!
What'd you get up to?
I can't remember?!
😎
You know you're Irish when you come from Ireland
thank fuck someone had the sense ta fucking say that
shancake studios I love how whenever Irish people comment on a video with an Irish topic, they throw in an extra bit of Irish dialect to let other Irish know how Irish they are...
Shpuds
Tell that to the ones on the shankill
But my great great great great grandfather came over to America during the famine
"Get up ...ta fuck "
You Know You're Irish When... you watch this multiple times and think it's hilarious every time!
Totally!! 😄
3:33 really hit home for me 🤣🤣
your dinner is ready go down for it and it not done another irish thing
🤣🤣always shouting up about dinner and nothing on table
Ethan JA facts I’m Italian that’s me every night
Same in England
the mammy in this is priceless lol
The hardy bucks crew are very talented, I hope to see more from them
Still the very best republic of telly sketch ever and the most accurate
You Know Your'e Irish.....When Your'e Not British.
Mick Kennedy oooooooooooo
Amen!
Mick Kennedy I understand everything on this list.
Mick Kennedy you're*
Your right, of coarse, about the coma, I mistookenly putt it inn the rong plaice. :( .............................. :))
I live in Ireland for almost 2 years and I lived in England for 1 year, man.. Irish people are for sure the coolest people I ever seen, they are humble and at the same time, fighters for the country :) this kind of thought about Irish join Britain is so old fashion and simple minded people ;)
30% of Brits ..are half Irish... you don't have a fecking clue
As a kid living in West Cork in 70s, we had two brothers who each had a farm split into two as inheritance.
They did not get on and every time they got drunk (In our small village with 13 pubs) and ran into each other they ended up in a fist fight brawl and the local Garda was called to cool them off.
after seeing this i can recognize the irish roots in the humor of the television show letterkenny
Glenroe sunday night, bollox me homework, hits the nail on the head
2:58 xD "Woman what's for dinner?"
*potatos*
Kirito Kadsuta SPUDS*
Thats y u never say woman or wife cos they do fuck all then
Who are we waving at? The magpie😂😂
Do you want to make county😂😂😂
Being Welsh is exactly the same, just with a few different words used here and there!
I'm proud to say that I understood about one quarter of language and a third of the jokes. Ireland seems like an place on can visit.
".....yhea...yhea...yhea...yhea...yhea..."
"WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU!?"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Exactly my reaction...kept thinking that the weather and humidity gave the locals some kindda of breathing difficulty and worried for myself about how long exactly when im gonna start gasping for air like them
Legend has it that your man on the phone still saying bye bye bye up to this day. 🤣🤣
Visiting Inishmore, we needed to find a cab. We asked around about where to find a cab driver and they told us to head to the local pub; that's where they usually hang out. If you're from Ireland this may not be a big deal, but in the US, someone who drives for a living who drinks before driving is just wrong. And yes, we found a cabbie who said he'd take us...as soon as he finished his drink. This is not a joke. This is Ireland. 💚🍺☘️🇮🇪
so fucking true. especially the one about the house selling for 400 quid and the recession. the one fighting over the crisps and the one about the homework. but they best is the prayer to saint Antony. i was raised on that. you have to leave a fiver to him as well is what i was told. the one about playing for county and all. its so true
my mam found my granny's checkbook after she died and there was one made out to "st Anthony"
Every bit of this is actualy spot on, so funny. Tayto vs king had me in stitches.
I worked in Ireland for 6 months and the neighbor boys fought with shirts off every weekend. There were always two boys fighting and one boy telling them "stop, you're lads, you're lads", it was awesome lol
Brilliant you had me in stitches there cheers
The sudden appearance of potatoes made me laugh.
eyquem21 SPUDS*
You know you’re from Ireland when you send this to the cousin who sent to you in the first place. 7 years ago
I've never seen anything like this. Some twisted comedy from reality. Good work!!
This is amazing. Being English but having had grand parents from Ireland I never realised how much of this I can relate to!
jesus i cant believe the kid in the red jumper is the viper
fuck it is he? Jesus he is! hahaa!!
I said the exact same!!!
What?
Cassie Tad seekersseeker
Seekers
FUCKIT!!!! HAHAHA, I didn't realize that till I saw your comment XD
The post-mass interrogation was always terrifying. You had to look your Ma in the eye and make sure you'd corroborated your story with your friends/siblings. And also be careful when she asks you "Who did you see?" as it was always a trap. She'd been the night before.
Oddly enough, as a hard drinking American (bourbon), I picked up on most of this!!! Bravo!
8 years ago I watched this. Now here I am 8 years later watching it again.
i am irish and this explains me alot
like passing out after "one" pint, not judging
european empire nah, I'm more into vodka and I don't pass out XD
"Drank a full bottle of whiskey and died."
"Lightweight."
This, folks, is Ireland in one succinct conversation.
Back in the 80s ,if someone called to your house during the late late show .it was always bad news. !!!
This actually makes me cry everytime! So bloody true.. All of it...
Bollox, me homework! Bang on, and 'do you know your man with the head..' Re-living my youth here
Ahaha youtube just recommend this to me, and so much parallels between Ireland, Scotland and Serbia its astounding.
I am Northern Irish/British but i've always respected our neighbour's sense of humour. Witty, self-effacing, astute.
Respect
Give over.
You mean you're from Britian and you moved to NI. Otherwise you'd be Irish.
Fuck off to England and give us back our counties
You can’t be both
@@oisinocionnaith5809 You can, I am! Dual citizenship and proud! One parent Irish other English! I have allegiance with both countries!
every irish person knows joe duffy
BambiKittens shit yeah
Joe Duffy the man himself
Bai god they do
Are you sure you are Irish? No such person as Joe Duffy. Are you mixing him up with Jooooooooooooe Dufffffffffffffffffffffy?
Who watching and laughing in 2019? 😂
fuck off will ye
Me!! 😄
Greetings from Oakland California. I'm a black woman who's sister married an Irish Lad. I've been to Ireland plenty of times and this video cracked my up. 😅
Yup and I could not relate any more to this
Try 2020 Billy Og ;)
I love you boy's ❤️ love from LONDON 😍🇬🇧🙏
@msmissy6888 Not all of us do. The loudest anti-British voices are just a very vocal, online minority and impressionable people who've been fed a steady diet of Nationalist revisionism and propaganda. ❤
🥰 Right back at you!
This had me crying with laughter !!!ye need to watch it🤣🤣🤣
I love being Irish best country in the world
We've got the best humour in the world
***** what?
go fuck yourself ya tan
Jayne Walsh true
Yes!!!
this is the truest fucking thing ever
I love the tan bit I'm on holiday in Italy and from Ireland and I tell you I have a great tan 😂
Can confirm, I am an American and I have absolutely no idea what's happening in most of these scenes
You must try to visit someday......nothing like this..Watch the Quiet Man for a little flavour......Ireland
Omg so relatable 😂 Especially the "bye bye bye" thing 😂
I’m Australian and half Irish and holy I relate. My family is actually - okay when it was Christmas and I was in my room putting my Christmas presents in there and I heard my Grandad playing the Guitar and they were all singing Irish songs and my Nanna yelled something along the lines of “Yeah baby let the free birds fly” ( btw my Relatives are Irish )
The song your thinking of us "The Fields Of Athenry".
@@Google_Does_Evil_Now thank u!
Fantastic, the ability to make fun of the Culture and no one gets offended!!! TRIFFIC show by the looks of things... Keep it going!!! Billy. T. James used to do that for Kiwis!!! CHEERS!!!! 🍻
Am in Cork. Saw two guys fighting in the street, their mates steering everyone away from them including myself as we walked past. "They're cousins" was the only thing they said. Later on, was waiting outside a chipper, and the two walk past arms around each other saying they were best mates. Love Ireland.
I’ve lived in Ireland all my life and this only made me realise people don’t do or say these things any where else
This video was relatable on a personal level