Derry Girls | The Very Best Of Ma Mary

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[@candiceleigh9548]

“Our poor mother is barely cold, and you’re straight back out there, winking away!” “Your mothers been dead ten years Mary” 😂

[@sheilaburns8977]

Hilarious!!! PEACE to ALL ... and STAY SAFE and HEALTHY.

[@sheilaburns8977]

I love Gerry's responses to Mary when she goes a bit over the top. Funny. PEACE to ALL ... and STAY SAFE and HEALTHY.

[@eerieaudio]

@@sheilaburns8977 you too :)) hope you’re doing well now

[@prekshadeval3494]

@@sheilaburns8977 love that you end your commets with a greeting. Hope you are doing good. Stay safe and healthy.

[@sheilaburns8977]

@@prekshadeval3494 Thank you, Preksha. Back in the late 60s and early 70s, saying "Peace" as a greeting was standard, and I wish we had more of it in this world today. I'm doing well, and I hope we all stay healthy during this pandemic. PEACE. :D

[@kateemma22]

“Look, if you fail the exam I promise you there’ll be a nice wee plot out there with your name on it.” I feel this one in my very core.

[@basedchimera5859]

What is a wee plot?

[@givemethetea9302]

Henry Walsh a grave

[@basedchimera5859]

@@givemethetea9302 lmao

[@bendyglove]

growing up with an irish mom, i felt that too lmao

[@infjgirl3850]

My mum was exactly like this with me 😂😂

[@jakaboomaddness2245]

"Teenagers have rights ya know." "Don't be ridiculous." Ma Mary confirms it 😂

[@nlpnt]

They cut away before Mary reveals she doesn't know who Macaulay Culkin is.

[@ohlordy4567]

“I’ll spin you across that floor get your blazer on” Oh my god 😂😂😂

[@laminage]

Man Mummy is Grade A Gangsta!

[@biancabonilla4534]

I about peed my pants when she said she’d spin her across the floor 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mlindsey2956]

@@biancabonilla4534 Welcome to Ireland 🇮🇪😂🤣

[@ameliahoward6965]

Ahahah

[@HasAnyoneSeenMyPipe]

Irish mammys lol,

[@anyareid1100]

“There is more chance of me eloping with your father to a flip flop shop in Hawaii!” Jerry is truly underrated, absolute legend and a hilarious comedian when he’s not acting

[@sheilaburns8977]

I love Gerry. When Mary says, "You only turn 33 once." Gerry says, "You been 33 a few times now in fairness, Mary." His comeback is so natural, yet so funny. PEACE to ALL ... and STAY SAFE and HEALTHY.

[@sheilaburns8977]

That line is hilarious!!! 😂 I love Gerry. He has so many subtle, yet hilarious, lines, and his expressions and delivery are great. PEACE to ALL ... and STAY SAFE and HEALTHY.

[@annedunne4526]

Well he is Tommy Tiernan, one of our funniest comedians.

[@akicelene21]

"Winking!? At your age, Christ I feel sick." This gets me everytime 😂😂

[@geoffreyjones7883]

Me too! Look at Mary’s face when Sarah says it 😂

[@marksmith5770]

“You’re family... well you’re good people... well you decent people” Sounds like my friends

[@SisyphusOfAlice]

Mark Smith Watch Orla’s reaction. She agrees with the decrease down to decent people.

[@nicki9379]

Same

[@kkandsims4612]

Yup mind to

[@rodolfovillareal715]

“Don’t say ‘knickers’ in front of your father, he can’t cope”. 1st line out of Ma Mary and I love her already!

[@downtonabbeyfreak]

mary and sarah wearing mourning clothes when maeve comes over 🤣🤣🤣

[@raymtnz]

NOW I JUST REALISED THAT 😂😂😂

[@thisiscrystal3656]

I notice that from the first time I saw that episode, so hilarious🤣🤣🤣

[@ADH58]

Best comedy ever. Brilliant scripts, brilliant acting and brilliant accents. Each and every character is perfect. I have watched the series countless times and it lifts my spirits each time. Can’t wait for the second series! What is a mystery is the series doesn’t seem to be available on DVD.

[@beakyturf6336]

I haven't heard one Derry accent in this video...so far. 5 minutes and 20 seconds yet.

[@thatguyyouknow9338]

One of the first TRUE comments

[@thatguyyouknow9338]

@@beakyturf6336 A lot if slang tho

[@donnythedealer2571]

Quite funny but not as funny as inbetweeners

[@ja1295]

Not a comedy its a documentary 😂😂😂

[@sheilaa6130]

“You can’t ring Childline every time your mother threatens to kill you” Michelle to Erin

[@frasermclellan3690]

“How could he bring another woman into this house, here, to our mother’s home” “Your mother never lived in this house” “Shut up Gerry”

[@Haydenluvs]

Fave rite line

[@MsColey7669]

Grandda is one of my favorite!

[@ekyfebrianto7564]

Sarah: What age are you Maeve? Maeve: I'm 62 Sarah: Sugar daddy you're after is it? Lol!!!

[@Aloddff]

Whoever played Sarah really made every line hilarious

[@Mark-nu9tn]

"They've been playing the same three songs since 1795 - what do they need to rehearse?"

[@Scranner]

They are expecting a 200+ year old man to play the songs he’d be dust

[@Mark-nu9tn]

@@Scranner It is only a joke

[@Scranner]

Mark 64 I know I was being sarcastic

[@phobusapollo2591]

Practice makes perfect - Orla

[@minemalist5023]

Imagine quarantine in this house😂

[@hollyxox8047]

“PACK YOUR BAGS WE’RE LEAVING WHEN THIS FECKING ORAGNE WALK COMES I DONT GIVE A SHITE IF ITS QUARRNTINE” Lmao 🤣

[@thatgrumpychick4928]

There'd be a house wide murder spree

[@thelittleprince7072]

@@hollyxox8047 that's hilarious

[@Skyebright1]

There’s a comedian act called foil, arms and hog where they have an Irish mother and her son in quarantine ;)

[@bunmi4876]

The way aunt Sarah starts her monologue “would you ever think of going cordless” cracks me up every time

[@terryah2136]

The wooden spoon. You knew you were in trouble then

[@pcarebear1]

My childhood! I can remember being chased a couple times by my mom and abuela. Hilarious to know that kids in the Americas and Ireland share this in common 🤣🤣🤣

[@tluagel]

@@pcarebear1 I'm from Montreal in Québec and I was also raised with the fear of the wooden spoon.

[@muranichanain6027]

Chased around the dinner table with a wooden spoon! That was exercise back in my day 😂

[@aah296]

Once my mum hit my sister with the spoon so hard, it snapped. Then she hit her for breaking the spoon.

[@maryjayne9700]

German here, I'm a grown up, but till this day I still have strange feelings about wooden spoons. Luckily my mom wasn't always fast enough while chasing me with one of 'em. Lmfao 😂

[@vitaemins4527]

“What station?” “Jesus falls a second time!” That bit gets me every single time 😂😂

[@vitaemins4527]

@FootballsGoneToRome :P yeah i guess its hard to miss if you’re not catholic. in catholic church we pray the “stations of the cross” each “station” tells the story of a different stage of the story of jesus carrying the cross, being nailed to it etc. what makes it funny is that gramps is trying to excuse his behavior as innocent by saying they met while praying the stations and erin is trying trip him up or call him out on his lie by asking him specifically WHICH station. (jesus falls a 2nd time is the 7th station) its extra funny bc of how gramps responds and aunt sarah reacting like hes giving them the dirty specifics of his love life lol over explaining it like this might kill the joke but i hope that helped lol

[@aaaguilar2555]

This show made me realize that Catholics all around the world use the same phrases regardless of language! Growing up Catholic with Spanish speaking parents is identical as the Irish Catholics!! Right down to the phrases and threats to their children!!

[@emilinebelle7811]

@@vitaemins4527 Thanks for explaining.

[@samuelholmes3696]

"I'll spin you across that floor!" A typical threat from a typical Irish ma, love it!

[@declanquinn5196]

Haha my ma always came up with shite like that like “ I’ll homework you through that window “ pmsl

[@samuelholmes3696]

@@declanquinn5196 only saw this now - that's hilarious! You can't beat Irish mums!

[@sheilaburns8977]

Mary hangs up the phone, upset that Colm was robbed. Gerry, "Is he alright?" Mary, "He is TRAUMATIZED, Gerry!! ... He'll take a steak and kidney pie." Mary's delivery is hilarious. Too funny!!! 😂😂😂

[@pennypaints8091]

Have u noticed how Mary gets herself into a self-centered pickle about as often as Erin?? Love it!!!

[@Villiomenaa]

I love the scene where the girls had eaten all the treats from Mary's Christmas cupboard. Mary: "Now I'll have to start all over again. And December being just around the corner" Gerry: "It's 8 months from now, my love"

[@hamzahalasadulloh7779]

I relate to Gerry so bad. The way he’s cautiously looking around the table when Mary interrogates Granda is SO FUNNY

[@TheScientist43]

"What's the password? Oh yeah, CATCH YOURSELF ON!"

[@johnunderwood3132]

Eve Elizabeth Gibney what does that mean. I can’t seem to get it

[@johnunderwood3132]

Eve Elizabeth Gibney I think it means wise up or get a grip

[@mlindsey2956]

@@johnunderwood3132 Yes, basicly.

[@est099]

"Cop yourself on" is what they say in the West of Ireland.

[@mlindsey2956]

@@est099 Also say it in the North.

[@musics4me]

“Why does your Mother make that noise?” I CAN’T BREATHE

[@highnoon9333]

"don't say knickers in front of your father, he can't cope"

[@hollyxox8047]

“I can’t cope!”

[@thatgrumpychick4928]

They have kids but he can't cope with the word knickers!

[@okamiwolfee5699]

@@thatgrumpychick4928 my dad can’t cope with the words “period”, “cramps”, “pads/tampons”

[@thatgrumpychick4928]

@@okamiwolfee5699 men are a different sort

[@sameaston9587]

@@okamiwolfee5699 My dad saw stars when I said Blue Balls around his presence.

[@jitaru3707]

"We met at the Stations of the Cross!" "what Station?" "Jesus Falls the second time"

[@amyhalimrizk]

🤣🤣🤣

[@11tw48]

"I could do without the details da!"

[@orangew3988]

I love the parts where Mary is just like Erin. The look on her face when she walks through the door to face Fionnuala, like mother like daughter.

[@Skyebright1]

There’s a moment in the first episode in the little shop where they’re talking about Kamal, and Erin comes off like her mother ;)

[@keiraroberts2113]

The last clip is just missing Gerry’s last line which I love: “False alarm there, St Anthony, sorry to trouble you.” 🤣

[@SaoirseK]

"Swear.. Swear on Dolly."

[@eimearkeaveney1192]

“Orla saw it too!”

[@dakodabarr9646]

@@eimearkeaveney1192”Orla’s easily lead.”

[@burningdaylights]

Honestly, I love every character on this show. Every one of them have been so well thought out.

[@lisamarie8274]

This is without a doubt one of the funniest shows ever. I am over the moon that there will be second season.

[@rjh1290]

"Jesus wept" is the greatest line on this show.

[@popland1977]

That's such an Irish phrase lol

[@gwythal.doire.4361]

Rebecca H. }}} Haven't heard it in years but "Stall the Ball" Is mine... (meaning.."Hold on a minute"!!..or "Get a grip on yourself"..etc.) It's, as the sayin goes..."Pure Derry,..Hi." !!!

[@michaelma9207]

Haha im from The Scottish Highlands and its a big saying up here too , i find it hilarious 😂

[@nigeh5326]

It's a common thing to say here (West Mids) among those of us 40+

[@lloydcallaghan1867]

I’m from south wales and use it all the time

[@eyedeasneverdie3348]

"no, not as cold now" Love how Colm mentioned the weather way before he even got onto the subject of him being at the police station. Every character is amazing but Mary is my favourite, she just cracks me up, the actress has a great voice to.

[@velvetamore]

omfg the things she says when she loses her purse is literally my mum, hahah the panic attack too

[@ihatefortnightgivemeareaso5659]

Aimesio you got to always trust Saint Anthony

[@sandra-kq3mj]

hahaha especially the end when she basically goes “oh nvm i now where it is” drives me mad when my mum does it

[@Marc1996L]

Exactly!! Especially in the car about causes an accident then decides it’s in a bag in the boot of the car 😂😂

[@shannonking8298]

She is literally everyone mother haha.

[@bookl0ver]

This worries me cos I do the exact same thing. My mum is totally chill, she knows where shit is. I'm like "oh my lord cancel everything jesus what am i gonna do... oh it was in the other pocket! False alarm!"

[@eimearkeaveney1192]

"Jerry, pass me the wooden spoon." Oh God 😂😂

[@lucypaige8916]

I felt that one in my soul

[@TheMan750]

@@lucypaige8916 me too🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aaaguilar2555]

I was not sure whether to run or laugh!!!!!

[@rosierennie5867]

"Gerry... Pass me the wooden spoon" The nervous laughter I let out every time I watch this... And Im not even Irish, but my Scottish-Welsh Mammy does the same thing

[@HeartPainsCandyVeins]

What were you doing heading up Pump Street with a cream horn?

[@Ceibhfhionn]

“Buying cream horns for his fancywoman, Sarah, how do you like that?!!”

[@Kelly14UK]

ikr

[@MrBrendanus]

To be fair cream horns are lovely.

[@ShAmcCANN]

Meabh, meabh? That's her name? Meabh? Meabh? _Why does your mother make that sound_

[@PolythenePam0451]

@@MrBrendanus not as nice as a cream finger

[@ajaltringer-kurdi3913]

“There’s no shame in doing a half load mary” “I can’t... I physically can’t” DEAD

[@frasierfreak92]

That was my mum all over, she was allergic to putting the washer on with anything less than a full load 😂

[@alphakilo3366]

8:32 They leave their whole conversation about giving away Toto the shit dog on Maureen Malarkey's answerphone. 😂

[@petergreen2552]

"Don't say knickers in front of your father". 😅

[@fe5018]

He can't cope!

[@nathanmilsom9952]

Whats a pair of knickers between cousins?

[@petergreen2552]

@@nathanmilsom9952 Please PLEASE when is series 3 on?

[@nathanmilsom9952]

@@petergreen2552 I'm not sure peter, maybe when this virus thing is over with.

[@AMcG-hf6yx]

"Orla's easily lead..."

[@GrainneMhaol]

"Thank you, Aunt Mary."

[@Scranner]

UGH MEEEE

[@stevekaczynski3793]

"Orla's easily led". "Thank you Aunt Mary." LOL

[@BubbaYoga]

The cast is first class across the board. Fantastic.

[@TubeRJF]

I laughed so hard when the Father brought his girlfriend home. "We'll NEVER call you mummy".! LOL

[@flickering-ghostlight]

Gotta mark "Swear on Dolly" so I can rewatch it whenever I want. 7:29. Truly exquisite

[@SkidmoreTx]

Thank you

[@Sarcastix7]

We haven't a punt between us. We're puntless

[@Jimtrek]

There is nothing as frightening as a Derry woman carrying out an interrogation. Fifth

[@PissOnYerFinger]

Should try an Irish one

[@Jimtrek]

Blunt-Borne they are Irish. Isn't that the fun. 😂

[@PissOnYerFinger]

Are they really tho? XD

[@Butterfly0111x]

@@Jimtrek they arent

[@stillirise9705]

@@Butterfly0111x well theyre hardly dutch

[@silviacastillo3853]

Aren't Mary and Gerry a cute couple? I just love them together,he seems so chill and cool with everything,and even tho we dont see any kisses beetwen them two,you can see a loving couple there

[@markycypress8484]

She's SO good in this! Impeccable acting!

[@junehatter8479]

I've seen every episode a million times and it never stops being funny

[@kristenyorama8398]

”well aren't you a brave man given the circumstances ”

[@fatpugolaf2363]

“Winking at ur age Christ I feel sick “ 😂

[@liammckeown9167]

Was only a friendly wink

[@TheMan750]

@@liammckeown9167 There is no such thing as a friendly wink

[@kyrotv8156]

@@TheMan750 Isn't there?

[@stephaniegarner2871]

Erin: “I’m not lying!” Ma Mary: “Swear! *SwEaR oN dOlLy!!* “ * points to picture of dolly parton*

[@mint._._]

I actually didn't get that joke 😂 I mean why Dolly

[@stephaniegarner2871]

@@mint._._ haha neither did I, I just found it funny 😆

[@ajayredonkulus6628]

@@mint._._ She’s a cultural icon in NI because we weirdly obsess about country music.

[@CorvusCorone68]

@@mint._._ possibly like how in the southern US Elvis could do no wrong

[@vintage1950]

I have not laughed so hard at a series in years. Love it

[@JoshuaBd]

“Oh aye, catch yourself on” absolutely love the way Ma Mary says it ❤️

[@aaaguilar2555]

Im american. I get some of the uses for that phrase but any further explanations and usage would be appreciated. I love the show

[@claudec2588]

Great series. Even the supporting rolls are excellently cast and the young girls hold their own.

[@Saltysaltire97]

"if you fail the exam, there'll be a nice wee plot out there with your name on it" 😂😂

[@thehorrorcounselors4747]

9:04 that exchange between mother and daughter is literally so real and so funny 😂

[@nikkibabi951]

‘We met at the stations of the cross.’ ‘Which station?’ ‘Jesus falls for the second time.’ 😂😂😂 I don’t know why that kills me every time but it does

[@kristinesharp6286]

Symbolism a bit. He fell the first time for the mom. The second time for Maeve. ??

[@robertpaulson1372]

When Mary said "Pass me the wooden spoon" she was talking about that huge wooden spoon hanging on the wall @ 11:23

[@ersofrescht4661]

😂😂 i did not catch that 😂 thanks!

[@raymtnz]

OMGGGG i always thought the wooden spoon would be like just a regular sized spoon. that's why all this time i always imagined Erin getting hit with a spoon....which is funny to me like why would you hit your kids with spoon? it does no harm 😂😂 thank you btw!!!!!

[@gawps]

“I’ve decided to put my own spin on the uniform this year” “I’ll spin you across that floor get ya blazer on” This will always crease me up🤣

[@TheAUSinLON]

I didn't know how much I needed this. Thanks for making it.

[@SuperJackson22]

Mary is my favourite character bang on acting and priceless timing well done 👍🏻

[@meh5069]

The American giggalo scene cracks me up every time!I really love the entire cast😂

[@Scranner]

Orla is just a mood and a half

[@sean.furlong1989]

Macaulay Culkin was actually raised Catholic.

[@garyhutton2654]

How do u know that ? Very random lol

[@kristinesharp6286]

She thought she learned if from the Protestants. Macaulay is Irish name. She didn’t realize he was the Home Alone kid. That is why it was funny.

[@donnajarvis9542]

I am from Derry myself. It brings such memories, the accents, the wee sayings that only Derry people understand, brilliant. A cream horn! Pump Street up near the Fountain

[@harryroberts2403]

"Londonderry"

[@kristinesharp6286]

@@harryroberts2403 if the English had stopped invading for 5 minutes...

[@theamazingspidermansucks5655]

Nothing strikes more fear into an Irish wane more than the wooden spoon

[@tluagel]

It also stroke fear into a French Canadian like me

[@kateemma22]

The wooden spoon transcends nationalities.

[@roising.3221]

Is it not spelt wein?

[@krashd]

It's usually 'wean' in Glasgow, short I imagine for "Wee ane"

[@milliemcginley6132]

Jay's, we say wains here

[@goonie4055]

“We met at the Stations of the Cross”, “Which station?”... “Jesus falls the second time” 🤣 is there anyone from outside Ireland gets this comment??? I have a feeling only the Irish will get it and find the humour, but I’d love to know

[@roddyeskew3909]

funniest joke of the show imo because of how simple it is

[@pcarebear1]

I'm a Catholic, 1/2 Central American; 1/2 U.S. American (from the South). I was cracking up, my dad who grew up Southern baptist did too!

[@courtneychaos8995]

goonie4055 no I get it and I’m from New Zealand. Gotta love that catholic education 😂

[@rb2157]

I'm a Protestant, from a family full of clergy and church nerds, and despite not coming from a tradition that commemorates the Stations, I thought this joke was hilarious.

[@user65857]

explain plsss

[@kyleyoakum9383]

How in the world are there 78 thumbs down? Derry Girls is the most brilliant series I know of.

[@martinmcmanus2815]

You can guess who the misrable thumbs belong to sad or what☹️😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@mrpotatohead6264]

Maureen Malarkey and Aunt Bridie are in competition to make as many accounts to dislike as possible.

[@Michelle-pv1uh]

Is it just me or does aunt Sarah look like she breaks character a little bit at 6:55 ? 😂 I bet the bloopers of this show are a riot

[@johnsalinas327]

It seems like she's holding laughter 🤣🤣

[@frankiemia]

“These cordless phones are the future” Me , looking at my 70s dial phone. Then I realise I’m watching this on my iPhone. 🤦‍♀️

[@Milfuelle100]

I’m Canadian and I love this show. I knew nothing about Northern Ireland until I watched this show. I admit I still don’t know a whole lot but I hope to go to Northern Ireland one day now! Also, I needed subtitles. 😂

[@murph05xxx42]

Milfuelle100 this in the eyes through a catholic side I’m catholic but don’t mention this show near Protestants

[@NoahSmyth]

@@murph05xxx42 I'm a prod and I still find it funny

[@fe5018]

@@murph05xxx42 do any honestly give a damn?

[@TheAyla2004]

@@fe5018 perhaps. most folk fron ni find this hilarous

[@fe5018]

@@TheAyla2004, yeah, that's my question though. I'm assuming most protestants are either generally favourably inclined or indifferent to the show. Perhaps some care but does anyone know for sure?

[@Sam_T1021]

"I thought I could smell vinegar"

[@NateApplicable]

Mary's one of my favourite characters in the show because she reminds me of my Mum (and her side of the family) so much

[@James-bi3ce]

When I was five my dad took me to Ireland to preach as part of the evangelical church. I stayed with a family who had three children and when they misbehaved they had “The Wooden Spoon”. When I saw the first episode I showed my dad as he also remembered.

[@aaaguilar2555]

Protestant

[@Ryujin713]

Every so often I come back to this video specifically for "Swear on Dolly"

[@olivergroning6421]

The absolute unconfident self-confidence of Erin at 0'20" is priceless...

[@somethingboldanddifferent]

Orla: "Pizza is not as nice" in a trembling, breathless, emotional voice, hahahahahahah

[@StonyRC]

It took me a couple of episodes to get into, but I absolutely LOVE this series.

[@priyankamohindroo5944]

This is one of the best shows I’ve watched.

[@harineemosur6530]

Gerry is only sensible one in the family and yet gets it from all sides. He is kind of the adult James

[@Skyebright1]

Erin definitely falls for a guy like her dad ;)

[@jenniferlima5869]

omg i never thought about it

[@web-headsassemble9415]

“Swear! Swear on Dolly!!” I died 😂😂😂

[@maxcarson2068]

Ma Mary in true Irish fashion wields guilt like a claymore

[@ericbana191]

"There will be a nice wee plot out there with your name on it". Moms are universally scary.

[@goonie4055]

“They’ve been playing the same three songs since 1975, what do they need to rehearse for?”

[@Skyebright1]

1795 ;)

[@agushll74]

I just discovered this a few days ago and I saw the last episode yesterday. I loved this show. I’m from Spain I watched entirely in English, I love the accent, the way you pronounce words like now, out, about, allowed, the way you use wee, I don’t learn that at my English classes!. So many funny moments, specially loved the episode they want to travel and she forgot her punts purse, well in fact I loved the entirely show. I enjoyed it a lot and I need a 3rd season.

[@kimberelydavis379]

I absolutely adore this show! ❤️

[@kathycooke2501]

watched this whole thing again just to get to the punt purse bit. Brilliant. I'm about to cry laughing in the college library

[@peterwilson2946]

"...pass me the wooden spoon", oh I remember this phrase very easily from childhood in Northern Ireland alright! Great dynamic amongst the cast!

[@stefaniedoloreux1044]

Love Maeve she went straight to the wagon wheel.

[@11tw48]

James' very english confusion at Mary praying to St Anthony is a nice touch.

[@GinaSigillito]

I can't be doing with the wee clock! Omg 😭

[@clairemccorkell1271]

It’s not your coloureds I want, it’s darks I’m interested in.....a half load goes against everything I stand for da 😂😂😂 definitely my mas house!!!

[@bcent5758]

Still today doing a half load feels wrong

[@heidilab7406]

I think that was the funniest bit in the show. Maybe because it was so relatable

[@tirnanogful]

"A cream horn"

[@thatguyyouknow9338]

"Horn, finger, who care?"

[@akhan4727]

I love Derry girls. Shows me how similar the Irish are to brown people!! I love ur Irish!

[@garyhutton2654]

What are brown people? Love from Ireland ☘️

[@aaaguilar2555]

@@garyhutton2654 Hispanic/latino=brown people. At least in the US. I will say though that Catholics all around the world get the show and the phrases

[@ashclouds2139]

sugar daddy you're after, is it? 😂😂

[@juliodicarlo5313]

I love the way she says "already"