Down in Munster, they say, "The craics mighty."

This is dumb 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I only agree with gerrard at 1

I respect u but that is bad football knowledge I'm subed

I've heard that all over the uk

Primark actually came out and said that it is pronounced PR-EYE-MARK you are wrong im afraid mate. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Relatable

Yes, it's what the locals say when one name drops stiff little fingers in Belfast

I didnt see it coming 😂

Us Boston Irish don't believe in number 8 😂🍀😂🍀

Well according to Ancestry I am 64% Irish (my genealogy shows my family is from the Galtee Mountaine) in Munster. 30% Scottish (narrowed down to the Scottish Highlands), and then 6% Germanic Europe. I would say all of these are true for me and it’s good I love the rain because I live in the Seattle area lol

Yes to all except, no bowls of nuts and similar. Pillow case as a candy bag. Turnips, nah too.

Sameeee

For the longest time, I thought you were talking about furries (not fairies)! 😂

Me to

Listen it's much more subtle and easier to detect, Protestants put the toaster in the cupboard after use, Catholics leave it on the worktop, the test works every time try it out, curtesy of Derry girls

My ancestor came over to the Good 'ol US of A from Irishland about 500 years ago, so yes I'm pure Irish from Irishland...errm...ville.

It's craic

howdy innit! my shenanigans are unmatched.

My granny always had a fruit bowl with fruit and monkey nuts around Halloween time. We used to get fruit and nuts as treats going door to door, too. Our costumes were bin liners and awful sweaty masks masks too. Face paints started coming in around the early 90s. Carved turnips are actually horrific. My son and I just carved our pumpkin today. It's by no means scary. My husband said it's too cute 😅

At the moment vini but gravenberch has got potential

Love your videos mate, always great craic😂

"What's a crock?" Hits hard 💅 (Just a joke I dont mean to offend the language/people 🤗)

So Gaelic are definitely of Arian ancestry 😊

Do you remember the special edition that came in a bucket?

I really want to say gravenberch but vini Halland is so overrated

Haaland

That's rank, white rice and a dribble of sauce! My son eats more than that mun

Are you nuts! Thats it? Bloody hell mun!

Facts

Vini

How do even compare gravenberch to these two

Vini

Right now. Personally Gravenberch is world class for Liverpool,but Vini and haaland take the cake

Gravenberch

Vini

Chree mi'an chree hundred and chirty chree thrazan and chree hundred and chirty chree 😂😂😂😂

Who gave unc internet acces 🙏

Keenwa is how u say quinoa

Well... It depends... 😮 the zone! North or... South? Día Duit 😮is Okay But... In the other zone, they write... Día Dhuit! 😮 And pronounce it 😊 Different!!! As in All the countries😮 Wales... North & South😮 Scottish The same North & South... France the same, Italy the same...and Ireland 😊 The same!!! Slan!!! ⛄🚴🚂🚋🚞🛤️🍇🍷🍾🥂🥩☕🍸🎉😇🇲🇽😎

Same with celebrations and roses too - man I miss the old roses tins

As a southern American I can say about half these words are pronounced the same

Your accents make me wish I was born deaf

Quinoa is pronounced keen-wa

Sounds completely normal to me. as a scot there's 1 thing I can't say and that's purple burglar alarm 😂 its actually impossible

Flour - Gets me all the time

lol it’s not even his team

In America, Americans need to be told England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Great Britain and the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 are different meanings and Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪 are different places

That belfast accent is the worst on the whole island!

Why do Catholic Irish Republicans celebrate Patrick, who was a Briton made a slave by Irish raiders? He, after escaping, years later returned to Ireland to help the other Christian captives, & attempt to convert the Irish to Christianity, & so lead them towards civilisation. So the Irish revere a British 'coloniser'. The letter 'H' is pronounced Aitch in English. Maybe it is 'Haitch' in Ireland & elsewhere?