@@BaronPhaeton But you've got hourly train service. I wish more places would take Ireland's lead and phase out short hop flights with how much damage they do.
@@ChiSoxRox2005 I don't really consider a six to eight hour drive a short hop, and whilst we do have trains, Ireland's train system is actually awful. There's very few lines, they don't meet in Dublin, are extremely expensive and so congested that the NTA's official suggestion is 'Stagger coming in to work'.
I landed at Dublin Airport just as the Irish soccer team were returning from Italia '90. There were thousands of people at the airport - they hadn't won, but did far better than anyone had expected, and so returned to a hero's welcome. The Aer Lingus pilot joked 'Ah, you're really popular people, they're here just for you.'
@@kJ922-h3j Well duh lol. An American’s perception of a good Irish accent would obviously be different than someone from Ireland. Just like an Irish idea of a good American accent would be different than an American’s idea of one.
@@jayspencer8893 that’s why I said it about people generally and didn’t make it specific. But tbf you will occasionally here Americans say a Brit has done a good American accent, you don’t ever hear that the other way around lol. Different levels of exposure I guess
Also Irish accents change if you go ten miles in any direction lmao. Someone from Southern Ireland would think someone’s North Irish accent is bad because they’re listening for southern Irish accents. It’s an interesting place
Saoirse Ronan was actually one of the most comfortable/natural hosts I've ever seen. So many hosts, even comedic actors, just don't flow well when it comes to live skits. She seemed like she could have been one of the cast members
@@johnroscoe2406 Sounds like you got a little pissy because you saw a lot of yourself reflected in my comment. The truth hurts doesn't it? Best to actually develop your own identity, instead of grafting yourself onto someone else's and pretending you're something you're not. Calling me a "crybaby" is nothing but projection. I wasn't just sharing my opinion, I was sharing the general consensus (real) Irish citizens.
I love Cecily Strong because 1. She's hysterical and 2. You can totally tell she loves dogs because of the sheer amount of skits she's in that are about or involve dogs.
As an 8 year old flying Aer Lingus in the late 90s, I can confirm there were a lot of Aer Lingus jokes from drunk American passengers about what it sounds like. Enough to make me look down from the overhead bins and ask "Mum, what's that word mean?"
The fact that SNL parodied the main airliner of Ireland is just amazing. I fly with Aer Lingus nearly every year and my experience is always good. Also great Irish accents, they seem almost real, I can tell!
I've flown Are Lingus a few times and it's a terrific airline. I flew coach and had requested a seafood meal. It turned out none was arranged so they went to first class and brought me a huge plate of salmon (not potatoes). In fact the plate was too big to fit on the tray table. Of course everyone around me wanted to kill me.
Every Irish-themed SNL sketch has comments sections filled with "I'm Irish and I don't get it. Also the accents are bad". First of all that's the point, and second the show is american so duh the accents are bad.
I flew Aer Lingus for the first time last year, and it immediately became my favorite airline; flight attendants were one of the reasons. And the Dublin airport was way less stressful than Heathrow.
Oh that's nice. Go on, fascinating..wait..Lemme guess..You took a taxi cab at your arrival..how was it By the way. I use Charmin-its just so squeezebly soft.. Oh wait. Nobody gives a shit.
As an Irish person this is the cringiest shit I've ever seen, I don't know how Saoirse Ronan agreed to do this knowing what actual Irish people find funny about themselves rather than appealing to the fact we all "eat potatoes and talk like idiots", I'd like to see the reaction if they did the same thing about Indians/Chinese.
I agree. Saoirse Ronan sold out to the American corporations and all she cares about is money, even if it's at the expense of her mother nation's dignity.
well first off, you probably wouldn't care. and secondly, I would tell them the same thing im telling you... i dont think you talk like an idiot, but your accent can be very funny to me at times...and you like potatoes. Are you mad that I think you eat potatoes?
If they really wanted to make a skit about Aer Lingus they'd have a seemingly born yesterday new born crying the entire flight and an 89 year old woman barely escaping death the entire flight across the Atlantic.
To the best of my knowledge New York flights only land and leave from Dublin airport, never Cork because its too small. I believe they go to Boston though.
Thats funny, I could have sworn between those two legs was Aer Lingus connection.Nope I remember your rirght, it was between the island of Lesbos and Cork. My bad.
I'm with ya, do the Irish just have tons of dogs they take everywhere or something? I honestly felt like there was a lot more they could have done with this premise.
3 Irishmen in a bar. Paddy says "My local's better than this. In my local, you buy 2 drinks and the 3rd's free" Mick says, "Well in my local you buy 1 drink you get the 2nd free" Murphy says, "That's nothin'. In my local you buy the 1st drink, then the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th & 7th are free. Then you go out the back and get a shag. "WOW," says the other two. "Has that actually happened to you?". "No," says Murphy, "But it happened to my sister."
Depends on what sort of dogs, though. Nothing but terriers, most hounds, and mid-to-small sized dogs, grand! But once you start bringing Great Danes and the other large breeds, then things would a bit less enjoyable.
@@jamesh6024 The big dogs would be best really, get a load of little shites in a small place like that and they'll be yapping and fighting each other the whole plane ride! Maybe they can give people bigger seats to accommodate the larger dogs lol, that'd be a win all around
Hope you're all joking about dogs on a flight. I'm so intensely allergic to dogs it would be a major migraine up until my throat actually closed off completely.
They forgot the part when a person with a suite and a pint of bear shakes the hands of the traveler and they are like "Dude who are you" And then he says "I am the pilot of the plane" HAHAHA Just kidding god bless Ireland ❤
I’ve never flown air lingus, but I’ve flown Ryanair, and I was pleasantly surprised, it never had that bar running down the middle like they do in most public transit…
The only culture it's still ok to spoof on is the Irish apparently, and there's really not that much even there to joke about. There's not a whole lot of creativity in the sketches on this show at all anymore. The pre-taped segments are still good, but the skits tend to be pretty hacky
I like this, the Scottish air traffic controller sketch with James McAvoy, and the British soccer commentator sketch with Idris Elba where international actors who often play Americans get to crank up their natural accents to 11.
If I had to guess? your women are gossips, you all love dogs, you're fond of poetry, potatoes and someone you know knows how to play that one irish song on the fiddle.
I think one of the writers thought “how can I put a ton of dogs in one sketch?” and another thought “I really want to make a great sequel to our Colonel Angus sketch.” and they made both sketches threw ‘em together for time’s sake.
I have family in Ireland and do spend quite a lot of time over there but don’t really get this. For real Irish comedy and culture check out the Rubber Bandits!
Flew Aer Lingus for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Pretty darned close with the accents. And after the nearly two weeks I spent in Ireland, I can confirm the doggies.
Crazy Bros Cael I did not mean to offend any 12 year olds but this skit just seemed like it was made a couple hours before the big fireside skit-night by some kids who haven't even reached their teen years
Soooo... what was supposed to be funny here? I mean, they were just kinda flinging everything at the wall hoping for something to stick... and it didn’t. What was the main thread of the joke? The name joke that’s abandoned 10 seconds in? The dogs getting loose? The accents? The 5 seconds potato gag? I mean, what was this supposed to even be about?
I wanna say just a bunch of irish stereotypes and hoping they turned out funny. the accents/dogs/potatos/music. should have thrown a dance routine in there as well. the main crux was probably so she can speech in her normal voice since she was using an american accent for most of the skits but they probably could have done something different. was a miss. oh well.
Mau DelCielo Geez what is with American humour? The only thing funny about this was Aer Lingus' comeback tweet! Just chaotic and highly stupid. Saoirse is better than to stoop to this to please SNL.
Not just the plane, these SEATS are gigantic like couches. They're actually like half the size with arm rests that don't go up all the way. It makes it impossible to sleep on a row of empty seats.
Simply Ciara xoxo ha funny story. Had a huge family reunion about 5 years ago.. a lot americans came over and yes they seemed genuinely shocked. I honestly think they were expecting diddly eye jigs and 'bejaysus an begorrah' ha what they got was inner city dubliners on a trip to the bog for the weekend. Well you can imagine the faces on some of them when the alcohol started flowing. I think a few were genuinely scared.
I can’t speak to Cecily’s accent (hers sounded genuine to me, but I am far from Irish), but I definitely don’t think Irish people sound like Kate, Aidy, Alex, or Kyle. Those were sad. And given that Saoirse really is Irish, well. I don’t think I’d be THAT shocked.
One of my brothers went to Ireland with a cousin, and some girls made a gesture he didn't recognize. Later he learned it meant that she wanted him to come into her three times or something like that.
It looks like a play on Irish stereotypes but it isn't. It is nuts and bolts comedy that shouldn't be looked into deeper. The cunnilingus joke at the top was hilarious, it had nothing to do with Irish stereotypes. It was funny because you could see the punchline coming from a mile away and you're waiting for the one on the left to blurt out "cunnilingus." SNL has a very academic approach to comedy and expects a lot of the audience. SNL is asking the audience to suspend disbelief and view everything through the lens of pretend Irish stereotypes. When you're properly suspending disbelief the bad accent of the pilot becomes 10 times funnier than if the accent was good, you're following along with the routine and the performance is what makes it funny.
The best flight I ever took in my life was an Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to New York! It was the best customer service I ever had on a flight! Seriously!
Cecily’s Irish accent is actually impressive, kind of like south Dublin
Rebecca Walsh that’s saoirse ronan she’s Irish
@@johnturner1591 The flight attendant on the left is Cecily Strong
@@tajicbladeofthelegion5474 isn't cecily Irish though.....
She's from carlow
@@supercoolbrian yep i was wrong i actually googled it and she's american she was born in Springfield
"From Dublin to Cork with a connection in NY"
Wait
I live in freaking Cork, and we'd really like a flight to Dublin or Belfast, damnit.
Shouldn't it be Cork to Dublin, with a connection to New York?
That line made me restart the sketch, something was off there.
@@BaronPhaeton But you've got hourly train service.
I wish more places would take Ireland's lead and phase out short hop flights with how much damage they do.
@@ChiSoxRox2005 I don't really consider a six to eight hour drive a short hop, and whilst we do have trains, Ireland's train system is actually awful. There's very few lines, they don't meet in Dublin, are extremely expensive and so congested that the NTA's official suggestion is 'Stagger coming in to work'.
I took a flight on Aer Lingus and I tried to keep it together after watching this skit but they played fiddle music as I was boarding and I lost it
@Grace Fridy yes lmao. It means “air fleet.” I’ve flown them before - no complaints!
@FuschiaFox , oh man I wish I would have been there to see that. 😂
Omg I thought they made this up lmaoo
😂🤣😂🤣🤩
@Grace Fridy official airline of ireland
I'd choose Aer Lingus over literally 75% of most airlines. It might be a bit slower on the runway but there'd be dogs.
Fuckin dogs? I'm in!
"literally"
James McInnis We do math here
I landed at Dublin Airport just as the Irish soccer team were returning from Italia '90. There were thousands of people at the airport - they hadn't won, but did far better than anyone had expected, and so returned to a hero's welcome. The Aer Lingus pilot joked 'Ah, you're really popular people, they're here just for you.'
Well, of course. Who could resist Aer Lingus?!?
And there are dogs, too?!? I'm in heaven.
"...he's got sad eyes, with the soul of Oscar Wilde."
how tf do you have 1.8k likes and no replies after 2 years
@@ferbtheface845 the real question is how tf does one understand what Kate McKinnon Irish accent is saying
Thought she said 'and sort of lost her way'
@@ferbtheface845 because it’s a scathing condemnation of the public school system
@@senorreaction8196 it helps if you actually leave America and travel places.
I love whenever they bring dogs for no reason. Other than to have dogs
DAGS
Most people don't know that Cecily Strong is actually Irish. She's just been pretending to be american.
I thought she's from Illinois.
So close. She’s from Illinois.
Wooooooooooooooosh
She, s very northern Ireland
She was born in Illinois
I flew air lingus yesterday and the flight attendants mimicked this skit by saying “that’s also potatoes” after reviewing menu options 😂
I love that
Lies again? Rape Molest Believe In Allah
mind telling me how the experience was? I'm considering buying a ticket from them. Is it low budget?
@@humbleprogress1226 not really if you want cheap flights fly ryanair lmao
How amusing.
I’ve literally never heard Cecily do a bad accent.
I’m Irish and this accent is so bad 😂
People love to confirm accents are good when they aren’t from the place of that accent don’t they lol
@@kJ922-h3j Well duh lol. An American’s perception of a good Irish accent would obviously be different than someone from Ireland.
Just like an Irish idea of a good American accent would be different than an American’s idea of one.
@@jayspencer8893 that’s why I said it about people generally and didn’t make it specific. But tbf you will occasionally here Americans say a Brit has done a good American accent, you don’t ever hear that the other way around lol. Different levels of exposure I guess
Also Irish accents change if you go ten miles in any direction lmao. Someone from Southern Ireland would think someone’s North Irish accent is bad because they’re listening for southern Irish accents. It’s an interesting place
Saoirse Ronan looks beautiful in this sketch.
Lamarr Avery she looks like a young Mom with her first “Mom Cut” also crazy hot
@@jmsmith1767 the 'I want to speak to the manager haircut' 😂😂
She always gorgeous
Allama Sadi my mom kind of has a hair cut like that and the first thing my brother said was she looks like karen who wants to speak to the manager 😂🤣
@@Thelilmissbz 😂😂
Saoirse’s Irish accent is spot on
Andy Lee wonder why
She is actually Irish, that's why, Andy Lee.
@@TheCoolCucumber it wasn't funny tbf to them
Because, she us Irish... 😅😅
Such a classic trap that people cannot resist falling for. Nicely done! ☘️
"Do ya like dags?"
"Dags?"
"What?! Yeah, do ya like dags?"
"Oh, DOGS. Sure, I like dags."
Oii , you fokin pickey!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yeah...
I admit it...
Also a great fan of (the) SNATCH...
🤯😳
😂😅🤣🤣
Awesome movie...
I like caravans more..
Saoirse Ronan was actually one of the most comfortable/natural hosts I've ever seen. So many hosts, even comedic actors, just don't flow well when it comes to live skits. She seemed like she could have been one of the cast members
I thought she was! Didn’t know her :)
She also had the most authentic Irish accent out of the bunch.
@@mrhobs yeah, I guess it has something to do with being Irish.
@@vinista256 Meh, I was hoping for a dumber response. 😉
@@mrhobs sorry 🤷🏻♀️ (😉)
Finally, after so many years, we now know, it was the captain who let the dogs out.
XD why do not have more likes, that's gold?
Aww how sweet. You think that song was about dogs 😬😅
@@axlgonzalez6652 what O_O what's it about?
@@axlgonzalez6652 sooooo what's it about if not the song?
Mistery solved.
The highlight of this entire video is the Irish people over analyzing the contents of this sketch 😂😂
And the lowlight is the whole sketch because it’s 0% funny
I'm irish and I just think it's a funny sketch. I see no problem with it
Especially since 98% of them are Americans who have never even been to Ireland, and just call themselves "Irish" because their great grandmother was.
@@dtc7337 shut up crybaby
@@johnroscoe2406 Sounds like you got a little pissy because you saw a lot of yourself reflected in my comment. The truth hurts doesn't it? Best to actually develop your own identity, instead of grafting yourself onto someone else's and pretending you're something you're not. Calling me a "crybaby" is nothing but projection. I wasn't just sharing my opinion, I was sharing the general consensus (real) Irish citizens.
I love Cecily Strong because 1. She's hysterical and 2. You can totally tell she loves dogs because of the sheer amount of skits she's in that are about or involve dogs.
What the living fuck was that about??
pretty awful writing wasn't it
Saorise Ronan is a fucking traitor
ah ye sure ah tis it was about what it was .
Give over
love you videos senan
"Oh look, Mave's got her fiddle out..." Cecily breaks lol..now we know...we need Mave and her fiddle for Cecily to laugh lol
As an 8 year old flying Aer Lingus in the late 90s, I can confirm there were a lot of Aer Lingus jokes from drunk American passengers about what it sounds like. Enough to make me look down from the overhead bins and ask "Mum, what's that word mean?"
Well played *chef's kiss*
What were you doing in the overhead bins? lmao
You were supposed to be under the seat!
@@slykhajiit2 it was in the sketch, your kids under your seats and your toddlers in the overhead bins 1:20
@@slykhajiit2aye, A might bit of Irish cream laddies
The fact that SNL parodied the main airliner of Ireland is just amazing. I fly with Aer Lingus nearly every year and my experience is always good. Also great Irish accents, they seem almost real, I can tell!
Love your photo!
Not all.
I've flown Are Lingus a few times and it's a terrific airline. I flew coach and had requested a seafood meal. It turned out none was arranged so they went to first class and brought me a huge plate of salmon (not potatoes). In fact the plate was too big to fit on the tray table. Of course everyone around me wanted to kill me.
I love aer Lingus too. Whenever I go to USA i
I use it
If you love Aer Lingus, maybe you should give Air Transat a try. 🙂@@greek9244
That's the third spelling of Aer that I've seen here, can you guys please come to a consensus?? Lol
Wow,it sounds like you had a great flight.
Saorse is like a surreal perfect human, so flawlessly beautiful it hurtsss
I'm an Irishman working in the States. This clip just totally made me homesick. 🇮🇪
I'd have never left tbh
I was legit flying out of Dublin with aer lingus once when we were delayed because of a dog on the runway lmao
Whaaaaat??
Man there's no way that's true
Thx For All The Likes And yes it was true lol
There’s no way a dog could get onto the runways at Dublin airport, why lie?
I found my cat on the taxiway in Dublin Airport. It must have been hiding from the dog on the runway.
Every Irish-themed SNL sketch has comments sections filled with "I'm Irish and I don't get it. Also the accents are bad". First of all that's the point, and second the show is american so duh the accents are bad.
then maybe snl should make some alterations before their next irish sketch??
Cecily and Saoirse are Irish
I’m Irish and think it’s quite funny honestly haha
Also none of those comments are from actual Irish folk
@Mary Kate Kelly that we really love dogs?
I flew Aer Lingus for the first time last year, and it immediately became my favorite airline; flight attendants were one of the reasons. And the Dublin airport was way less stressful than Heathrow.
Oh that's nice. Go on, fascinating..wait..Lemme guess..You took a taxi cab at your arrival..how was it
By the way. I use Charmin-its just so squeezebly soft..
Oh wait. Nobody gives a shit.
@@nunyanunya6398 WTF? Please keep your vicious comments to yourself. Not even imaginatively mean, just base sarcasm.
Try Dublin Airport now for a different experience…
The only person who didn't need to pretend their accent is Saoirse.
Melwyn Sunny they should’ve had Saoirse be an American Flight Attendant
Lmao soirse, you were close
Yes. Obviously.
@@maryannhughes6336 it’s actually siorseee
@@billyomahony429 bahahahahah
The dog on the runway has “sad eyes, and the soul of Oscar Wilde!” OMG!!!😆
"here's the lady with orange sticks" 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂
Saoirse: "Oh, Maeve has her fiddle out!"
Cecily: Stick a fork in me, I am done
Anime Tributes, that’s what piper says
it's spelled Méabh
Saoirse Ronan’s authentic accent sticks out like a sore thumb
SpaceHorse it's better than the fake accent she normally talks with though
In...In an Irish skit???
...this is a fake accent...we don't speak like this normally
@@sineadhunt9657 that's what you think
Fly Air Lingus. “Tanks er million” heard it from one stewardess a billion times.
As an Irish person this is the cringiest shit I've ever seen, I don't know how Saoirse Ronan agreed to do this knowing what actual Irish people find funny about themselves rather than appealing to the fact we all "eat potatoes and talk like idiots", I'd like to see the reaction if they did the same thing about Indians/Chinese.
I agree. Saoirse Ronan sold out to the American corporations and all she cares about is money, even if it's at the expense of her mother nation's dignity.
She was there to host; she doesn't have a say in content. SNL have often mocked Ireland.
Shane o'brien I agree. The stereotypes are outrageous. I'm a Texan with a lot of Irish blood running through my veins.
well first off, you probably wouldn't care. and secondly, I would tell them the same thing im telling you... i dont think you talk like an idiot, but your accent can be very funny to me at times...and you like potatoes. Are you mad that I think you eat potatoes?
Money
If they really wanted to make a skit about Aer Lingus they'd have a seemingly born yesterday new born crying the entire flight and an 89 year old woman barely escaping death the entire flight across the Atlantic.
^ shut up, it's not that serious lmao
I loved how you said she's "barely escaping" death lmaoooo
odibex lol you can make better jokes than that! C'mon, I believe in you lolol
His sentence made sense. You are an idiot
@@pashadyne nah your jokes are tacky no one laughed because it came off mean and unnecessary 🤷🏾♀️
Oh shut up you dumb yankidoodle
i love how cecily almost broke character when keenan asked her the connecting flight question
Lots to love here, but the throwaway “Dublin to Cork, with connections to New York” is a wonderful line.
Careful now! Down with this sort of thing!!! There are no aer lingus flights between Dublin and Cork!
Olivia Mac Arthur You can go via New York - wasn't that the joke?!
To the best of my knowledge New York flights only land and leave from Dublin airport, never Cork because its too small. I believe they go to Boston though.
Nothing to see here 😉
Thats funny, I could have sworn between those two legs was Aer Lingus connection.Nope I remember your rirght, it was between the island of Lesbos and Cork. My bad.
Those Protestants up to no good as usual
Kinda not getting the punch line here but ok
I think they're taking the piss out of the Irish? 🤔😣😒
ImEnity I guess the punchline is that Saoirse Ronan is Irish?
Probably that "Aer Lingus" sounds like Anilingus with an Irish accent.
ImEnity racism is ok towards whites only is the punchline
I'm with ya, do the Irish just have tons of dogs they take everywhere or something? I honestly felt like there was a lot more they could have done with this premise.
“From Dublin to Cork making connections to New York City” is a very underrated joke
The dog has “sad eyes and the Soul of Oscar Wilde!” 😂🤣
Yes they did say that during the sketch
3 Irishmen in a bar. Paddy says "My local's better than this. In my local, you buy 2 drinks and the 3rd's free" Mick says, "Well in my local you buy 1 drink you get the 2nd free" Murphy says, "That's nothin'. In my local you buy the 1st drink, then the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th & 7th are free. Then you go out the back and get a shag. "WOW," says the other two. "Has that actually happened to you?". "No," says Murphy, "But it happened to my sister."
Lol. Aer Lingus is seriously the best airline, but dogs on the plane would have really been the icing on the cake! 😂😂
Depends on what sort of dogs, though. Nothing but terriers, most hounds, and mid-to-small sized dogs, grand! But once you start bringing Great Danes and the other large breeds, then things would a bit less enjoyable.
@@jamesh6024 The big dogs would be best really, get a load of little shites in a small place like that and they'll be yapping and fighting each other the whole plane ride! Maybe they can give people bigger seats to accommodate the larger dogs lol, that'd be a win all around
Hope you're all joking about dogs on a flight. I'm so intensely allergic to dogs it would be a major migraine up until my throat actually closed off completely.
I’ve actually never had any issues flying Aer Lingus, definitely recommend
“that’s all we’re going to say about it” more irish than intended and i love it
as an Irish person i am GREATLY offended there wasnt any drunks or leprechauns in this clip
Reanimated_Dead_Flesh knowing what they did here, there's probably a deleted scene with it
This comment was funnier than this whole video
There was a ginger and green clothes... and some of the passengers looked drunk... close enough.
It wasn't Saint Patrick's day with all
Americans in the cups
They forgot the part when a person with a suite and a pint of bear shakes the hands of the traveler and they are like
"Dude who are you"
And then he says "I am the pilot of the plane" HAHAHA
Just kidding god bless Ireland ❤
Those Irish accents could rival Tom Cruise in far and away
Saoirse Ronan is Irish
Sir Klopp I didn't say she wasn't. I'm referring to the awful attempts by the snl cast
Burn!!!
Yeah but at least that movie was unintentionally hilarious. 'De ye like me hat', 'Shannon you're a corker, Begorrah, Begorrah, potatoes, potatoes'
Sir Klopp Oh really, where in Ireland was she born?
"It's his story not ours" what?!😂😆
I’ve never flown air lingus, but I’ve flown Ryanair, and I was pleasantly surprised, it never had that bar running down the middle like they do in most public transit…
"the salmon is also potatoes." Truly the heights of creativity have been reached here. So original.
The only culture it's still ok to spoof on is the Irish apparently, and there's really not that much even there to joke about. There's not a whole lot of creativity in the sketches on this show at all anymore. The pre-taped segments are still good, but the skits tend to be pretty hacky
@@titusdaniel And?
@@rest9520 and that's all I have to say about that
I like this, the Scottish air traffic controller sketch with James McAvoy, and the British soccer commentator sketch with Idris Elba where international actors who often play Americans get to crank up their natural accents to 11.
Lads I am Irish and I have no Idea what part of the Irish life they're mocking ¿?!
Shane Fagan same
The one girl is Irish lol
Shane Fagan I thought Ireland had a horse problem, not dogs.
Weird stereotypes as perceived by Americans. I mean, it is an American programme.
If I had to guess? your women are gossips, you all love dogs, you're fond of poetry, potatoes and someone you know knows how to play that one irish song on the fiddle.
Toddlers stowed safely overhead and ample dogs...literally sounds like my dream airline.
MAYBE SHOULD HAVE DONE RYANAIR INSTEAD OF AER LINGUS,JUST SAYING.
Martina Murray ryan air is for the stingy cavan pricks
They,re stingy because they want to pay lower fares...
Did you hear of the Cavan man who took his kids to Father Christmas's grave?
But they couldn't have made the cunninglingus joke then 😂
I'm a Dub and I go Ryan air
This feels like one of those skits I would do during improv practice that go absolutely nowhere and made my improv coach yell at me
It's cringey for sure
I am Irish. Dont really get the dogs thing??
No one else does either!
I've no idea where the dog thing comes from. They got that wrong.
Aiyic: You mean they got some of it RIGHT??
Eileen Conroy ...I think they were trying to make James Joyce references.
Keep taking the LSD Michael
Watchin this to pass the time while my
Aer Lingus flight is delayed on the runway
I think they should do a skit about spirit airlines
never fly sprit airlines-swiss001
I think one of the writers thought “how can I put a ton of dogs in one sketch?” and another thought “I really want to make a great sequel to our Colonel Angus sketch.” and they made both sketches threw ‘em together for time’s sake.
I have family in Ireland and do spend quite a lot of time over there but don’t really get this. For real Irish comedy and culture check out the Rubber Bandits!
PHIL Riversider are you serious?? If you want iris comedy watch Fr Ted!
Mrs browns boys and father ted for Irish comedy!
Dazzzz limerick citayyyy
and Foil, Arms and Hog!
Tommy Teirnan
Flew Aer Lingus for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Pretty darned close with the accents. And after the nearly two weeks I spent in Ireland, I can confirm the doggies.
This whole show felt like a “Damn, I guess we’re back after a week off. What? The host is Irish? I guess we’ll do some stuff with that then.”
I feel like this skit was made by a cabin of 12 year olds for skit night at sleep away camp
Hahaha, I was actually thinking the same thing. :D
Gretchen DG well I’m 12 but WTF is this video
Crazy Bros Cael I did not mean to offend any 12 year olds but this skit just seemed like it was made a couple hours before the big fireside skit-night by some kids who haven't even reached their teen years
And? Its not supposed to be perfect. I was 10 when i watched this im 13 now, Its very funny.
I didn't know what cunnilingus was when I was twelve.
Im from Ireland..can anyone explain to me what the dog thing is about?
No...
D'ya like dags?
Jim James I do in fairness
Ireland, to its infinite credit, has the highest dog ownership per capita in Europe. (From a Yank engaged to an Irish woman, praise God.)
As southerners say: God bless you
I totally remember Aer Lingus like this. I had to put my baby brother under my seat. and all the dogs ran around and I kept one.
I'm not offended, I'm just disappointed.
Randy Bumsavage couldn’t agree more, just terrible.
Should've been Ryanair
Why
James Egan I don’t trust Ryanair lmao
I just loved the dogs in the sketch. Honestly, anything is excused for dogs😍
Soooo... what was supposed to be funny here? I mean, they were just kinda flinging everything at the wall hoping for something to stick... and it didn’t. What was the main thread of the joke? The name joke that’s abandoned 10 seconds in? The dogs getting loose? The accents? The 5 seconds potato gag? I mean, what was this supposed to even be about?
I wanna say just a bunch of irish stereotypes and hoping they turned out funny. the accents/dogs/potatos/music. should have thrown a dance routine in there as well. the main crux was probably so she can speech in her normal voice since she was using an american accent for most of the skits but they probably could have done something different. was a miss. oh well.
Yea terribly written sketch
The bit about toddlers in the overhead bin was funny.
I agree, this episode was shit. especially this sketch.
Maybe this..... www.irishtimes.com/opinion/newton-emerson-curious-tale-of-the-brexit-dog-that-didn-t-bark-1.3252316
"I knew it was him by his soul"
"dublin to cork with a connection in new york city"
t o New York City
No one is as good at making fun of Ireland as Ireland is. Father Ted did it best. And this is weak af
True that
Exactly, Father Ted did it wonderfully and with some class, this shit is just cringeworthy nonsense. Seriously what the fuck is the dog thing about?.
Father Ted is a classic sitcom. This is sh1te
Just write out "as fuck."
Up the RA
Ross Mahon get uppppp
Fuck those terrorist assholes
Hon the ra
Tiocfaidh ar Lá
Tadhg McElligott Ikr
I think that captain has one too many dogs
I am Irish and what's up with the dogs you're not allowed dogs on aer lingus and the accents are terrible oh well
Georgina if ye think the accents are bad then you mustn't live in dublin
Georgina its about a news story abojt a cancelled flight due to a dog
Georgina we americans dont understand this episode either!
Mau DelCielo
Geez what is with American humour? The only thing funny about this was Aer Lingus' comeback tweet! Just chaotic and highly stupid. Saoirse is better than to stoop to this to please SNL.
Saoirse , i may have butchered her name , but shes irish too. Shes not pretending lol thats how she really talks
My biggest problem with this is the size of the freaking plane! Clearly never been on an aer lingus flight
Not just the plane, these SEATS are gigantic like couches. They're actually like half the size with arm rests that don't go up all the way. It makes it impossible to sleep on a row of empty seats.
I wish planes were like this
Always tight with them
If this is what Americans think Irish people are like,they'll be shook if they ever come to Ireland 😂😂😂
Simply Ciara xoxo actually we don't, just unfunny liberals do
Simply Ciara xoxo ha funny story. Had a huge family reunion about 5 years ago.. a lot americans came over and yes they seemed genuinely shocked. I honestly think they were expecting diddly eye jigs and 'bejaysus an begorrah' ha what they got was inner city dubliners on a trip to the bog for the weekend. Well you can imagine the faces on some of them when the alcohol started flowing. I think a few were genuinely scared.
penelope pittstop 😂😂
I can’t speak to Cecily’s accent (hers sounded genuine to me, but I am far from Irish), but I definitely don’t think Irish people sound like Kate, Aidy, Alex, or Kyle. Those were sad.
And given that Saoirse really is Irish, well. I don’t think I’d be THAT shocked.
One of my brothers went to Ireland with a cousin, and some girls made a gesture he didn't recognize. Later he learned it meant that she wanted him to come into her three times or something like that.
Colonel Angus flies Aer Lingus.
Cunard line was once in talks with Aer Lingus to provide Air Travel/ Cruise packages. The joint venture was to be branded "Cuna-Lingus".
tagline - y'can't lick us
I love that dogs always make Cecily break 😂
I'm Irish and I didn't find this funny, not because it was racist though, just because it was shite.
Crimhthan Mor one funny thing to come out of it was the amount of Americans in the comments thinking we're offended by it
Yup...pure shite.
Irish is not a race. Its a culture and nationality. I'm Irish and my race is white.
Same as Mexican or Canadian is not a race there countries Damnit!
Irish-American here, and I agree wholeheartedly. Just stupid.
“Oh look, Maeve’s got her fiddle out”
Seriously Saoirse I’m scarlet for ya!
I'm sure she was just as mortified!
this was just an excuse to have puppies wasn't it?
nothing wrong with that at all
The IRA needs to look into SNL
YES
Agreed
Up the ra
OMG LMFAO LOL JK
"Now that you've met the captain and his shillelagh"
...What part of this was supposed to be funny?
Richard Fields that one part
Richard Fields the cockpit
Potatoes! 😂
Richard Fields I’m still puzzling that out.
Something about dogs and dicks
as an Irish person - the fuck was that
I didn’t see many redheads in Ireland. Meanwhile, every other person in Scotland had some shade of red hair.
0:44 its kinda funny because in september a dog managed to get onto the tarmac at dublin international airport
I'm Irish and this and this taking the piss
Love it😂😂😂😂😂
I’m Irish and I usually laugh at Irish stereotype videos but this just didn’t make any fuckin sense
Maybe it's not supposed to?
Snl ........ has it's moments.
This was lame af
Cú Chulainn yeah
Just really the potato one.
It looks like a play on Irish stereotypes but it isn't. It is nuts and bolts comedy that shouldn't be looked into deeper. The cunnilingus joke at the top was hilarious, it had nothing to do with Irish stereotypes. It was funny because you could see the punchline coming from a mile away and you're waiting for the one on the left to blurt out "cunnilingus."
SNL has a very academic approach to comedy and expects a lot of the audience. SNL is asking the audience to suspend disbelief and view everything through the lens of pretend Irish stereotypes. When you're properly suspending disbelief the bad accent of the pilot becomes 10 times funnier than if the accent was good, you're following along with the routine and the performance is what makes it funny.
The best flight I ever took in my life was an Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to New York! It was the best customer service I ever had on a flight! Seriously!
Even the people on the flight are bored
So would you be .. they have their holidays booked and the hotels close @11pm.
Cecily does a FANTASTIC Irish accent
Cecily Strong has the best acting Irish accent. It's even better like mine.
"The captain and his shillelagh" seems to have gone over the audience's heads because that deserved laughter
If this was what Aer Lingus flights were really like, it's the only airline I'd ever fly.
Don’t worry Aer Lingus isn’t that bad.
The children go into the overhead aswell
Feckin tools
This would obviously never happen in Ireland but also actually it kind of could happen in Ireland
It’s cool Saiorse can do a skit with her biggest familiarity
I've been at funerals funnier than this
Kevin Spacey Jam Irish funerals are great craic
Sa rah nothing better than getting the whole family together for a good funeral
They actually can be oddly funny in fairness
Super Man If you're suffering with depression, and need to seriously rethink your sense of humour.
I'll bet Trump's would be.