20 THINGS nobody told you before MOVING TO IRELAND | Living in Ireland VLOG

Did you know there are more sheep than people in #Ireland? Did you know #Irish invented submarine? Here are 20 Things nobody told you before moving to Ireland that we bet you never knew!
There are a million-and-one fun facts about Ireland dotted around the web, but we’ve narrowed our guide to the most interesting and unusual Irish facts! This is more than just a journey to the Cliffs of Moher or a dance to the rhythm of its traditional music. There's so many things I didn't know before moving to Ireland and living in Ireland. We are delving into rich Irish history in this one so get comfortable and enjoy!
Ireland has a rich history and culture that most of us learn about from an early age. The Irish people potentially have a history that spans back as far as 12,000 years ago, when the first evidence of human life was found in some remains in Ireland. From all the way back then to today, Irish folklore, traditions, language and society have developed to form the Ireland we know today.
Ireland is the birthplace of many internationally recognised traditions and symbols, such as St. Patrick’s Day, Guinness and the shamrock, which constitute a big part of how others view the country. However, there are many things about Ireland that aren’t widely known, such as the meaning of the Irish flag or the country’s official national symbol. Want to find out more about the Emerald Isle?
We hope you all enjoy this one and we shall see you all next week.
Cheers! 🍺
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[@curlyginger215]

Welcome back to the channel folks and I hope you all enjoy this week’s video. We had pure verbal diarrhoea throughout but sure it happens! 😅 If you’re new here, welcome! 🤗 Don’t forget to like,love and subscribe!! 😄🥰 See you all in the next one!!

[@ralsharp6013]

😂 Lorraine's description of the steak completely had me chuckling. 😂 My 3rd daughter a chef and good a tofu stew. You wouldn't know it wasn't meat. She's a chef and taught me to make a delicious tofu & green veg soup with a squeeze of lemon or lime in it. So good! 😋 talking about seaweed, do you make your own tofu? Gosh that Cork festival sounds fun....grin, the matchmakers festival to find an old farmer.. We have an annual folk festival in our town over a period of 4 days.. that's where I learnt to do the Virginia reel, Strip the Willow, Pride of Erin and the heel and toe polka.. 👣

[@feelingood7]

Big hugs guys and especially to the ginger lady! Love your content you are a beautiful couple, love your vibes! Keep up this great work you do! Fall in love with Ireland and the people. Maybe you should try interview some other friends family or people in the streets maybe that will be interesting fun to see with your funny pinch! Thanks for all your videos! Ηave a good time with you. Take care till the next one ❤

[@cokebottleBody1]

The guy is a narcissist

[@IsitriOm]

I have been just loving your channel. I’m pursuing dual citizenship this year and hope to move to Galway soon. You’re helping me get acclimated before I’ve even set foot! 😊 (and an older farmer husband… let’s not rule it out 😂)

[@Corrky]

Comments like this are always so nice to read, thank you! Hope you get here soon and I hope you love it here!

[@curlyginger215]

Thanks for the kind words IsitriOm. 🥰 We’re delighted that you like our channel and your support means a lot.🥹 Best of luck with your new venture and I hope you love it here just as much as we do. 😊

[@MrDarkhawk1972]

I need to go back to Ireland to enjoy the balmy, warm weather. It is -22 degrees Celsius here in Missouri, USA.

[@Corrky]

Wow, not sure I ever experienced -22C. Croatia can get cold but I don’t think it was ever lower than -15 in my hometown.

[@josephkelleher8820]

It's cold here in upstate New York also.

[@Corrky]

I’m glad to see few people from US watching us :)

[@curlyginger215]

-22!! 🙈🥶❄️⛄️ Sounds delightful! ❄️😂

[@derekdempsey8506]

Hi lovely woodland walk by the liffey it's a nice fresh 11degress

[@Corrky]

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[@hugofindenigg1269]

Very interesting video! Unfortunately, for me as an English-speaking Austrian it is difficult to understand this really pleasant couple. Greetings to Ireland!

[@user-gk9eq3rb3z]

🤮

[@hugofindenigg1269]

​@@user-gk9eq3rb3z Have problems with the accent 😊

[@patcoughlan5638]

Great video😂

[@Corrky]

Thank you :)

[@WinkyR709]

Random question for yourselves. I'm trying to get my daughter to consider going to University in Ireland, but she saw some negative posts about how people in the LGBTQ community are treated there and fears it might not be as warm and friendly as I keep telling her. What have you seen? Are people targeted and shamed in public? I seriously can't imagine the Irish people getting up in arms at two blokes, or two girls holding hands in public.

[@Corrky]

I personally have never seen anything like that in Galway. People are very openly gay here and it is perfectly normal. There are also several openly "gay" bars in Galway with LGBT flags in front of them and as far as I know there are no problems with that here. I might be wrong but that is my personal experience.

[@Spondre]

I think your daughter should read the Wikipedia page of Leo Varadkar.

[@WinkyR709]

I'll show her. Thank you :)

[@curlyginger215]

Hi wendyjacobsmeyer3178 ☺️ your daughter has nothing to fear.. Galway is so chilled and open to everyone. 😉🏳️‍🌈 She would love it here.

[@WinkyR709]

@@curlyginger215 Thank you. :) I really need to bring her to Ireland this year so she can see for herself how magical it is :)

[@repete763]

Watching from Maine USA

[@repete763]

liked and subscribed.👍

[@Corrky]

Thank you both! It really does mean a lot to us.

[@curlyginger215]

Hi Repete763 😀 welcome!! Nice to hear your from Maine USA, how exciting. 🙂

[@hglundahl]

0:54 You'd have liked the late Pope Michael I. "To be a vegetarian is a big missed steak" (Pope Michael II is not a cowboy, but a Pinoy).

[@curlyginger215]

😂😂😂😂 Love it!! 👏 🥩

[@ianjaspercordero4201]

Hi! how's the housing crisis in Ireland? Just checked daft and it seems there are a lot of available houses and apartments.

[@Corrky]

Honestly I don’t think it’s any better than it was, judging just by what I hear from people. But I also don’t check daft and other sites so I may be wrong.

[@lorrainevart8827]

No there is not

[@jolene8895]

Y is there not many old people there ?

[@TheSkjold86]

First time seing you so where you from? Country? You seem nice, so if you get to Denmark, if you likr to get get there then i like to give a tour, from i learnt

[@Corrky]

Lorraine is from Galway, Ireland. Born and raised :) And I am Croatian. Never been to Denmark but I would like to see it sooner than later!

[@Debiannn]

Lettuce

[@xyzpharaoh123]

Some of the leprechauns are over 2 meters tall

[@JJ82IOE]

No one has written a list yet eh...

[@conallmclaughlin4545]

Polar bears are Irish

[@osvrtnik]

"highest percentage of red people in the world" - so sorry to hear this

[@gytan2221]

Ireland is the richest country in the world (highest GDP per capita) as of Jan 2024

[@veraalex4027]

You are quite endearing and charming for real, lovely couple.

[@Corrky]

Thank you :)

[@conallmclaughlin4545]

Don't go to Belfast! Derry is far better craic, or Donegal, the sneaky hidden away most beautiful part of Ireland

[@DT-wp4hk]

Derry. Wasn't that the place IT choose for eating children?

[@Corrky]

I’d really like to see Belfast too. In which order it will happen I don’t know but I know about Derry, it’s on the list :)

[@conallmclaughlin4545]

@@Corrky Belfast is fine, but Derry is such a good base to go exploring from..

[@Corrky]

Noted :)

[@onnnbbb]

Why does everyone forget Fermanagh absolutely lovely spot great pubs lovely people might be rough around the edges but aren't we all

[@espartaco2028]

When I was in New Bridge I found that the majority of Irish men and I agree politically. The social media has effectively removed the majority of our stronger voices because it is extremely anti-male, anti-masculinity. There truly is a female Ireland and a male Ireland only the males are now being oppressed into silence. I hear them. I want to be their brother. Frustration in life is nothing new. I was unaware of Ireland when the US was siding with Britain and Ireland's voice went unheard. Even today, although kind, most Americans think of the Irish as they do Pets. I´m not like that. I married Irish and I understand not being heard, first as gay and now, just as a man. If you´re Irish and have ever thought about living in Spain or the US, this white boy wants to be your friend. I don´t want your money, fanny o nothing less than to share life, and help you find who is compatible with you. I have no product, only brotherhood.

[@xyzpharaoh123]

I use vegetarian toilet paper

[@user-sw2zj8tb1x]

False - Sea = yes Ni hea = No

[@stephenkavanagh3560]

She’s a bit superficial… where’s the boyfriend from ?

[@cokebottleBody1]

The dude is a narcissist