Rosie O'Donnell chases her Irish roots starting in Canada!

Rosie O'Donnell embarks on a remarkable journey taking her via French Canada to Ireland itself and discovers how the Potato Famine drove her family into poverty.
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[@sharynfoster3255]

I like Rosie. She is funny and authentic person.🙂

[@deedramurdock2645]

My ancestors are from Ireland and I love Rosie, she has no filter , maybe that is why you don't like her. She just speaks before thinking. Mostly truth...❤😂

[@comealongcomealong4480]

@deedramurdock2645 I saw a New Jersey 'shakedown' video on Theresa Caputo's YT channel, where she has a session with Rosie O'Donnell. (I understand that the program 'Long Island Medium' is not to everyone's taste.) I found the cultural recognition between the two ladies very funny 😄. The mix of immigrants, the industries they worked in, the environment of NJ, the religious commonalities, the food and feast days -- all these played a part in the character of Rosie O'Donnell in my view.

[@AthyDuGard]

I'm going to leave a positive comment since the rest are all toxic. Imagine not being told who your relative is but waiting for them and then Rosie walks in! Awesome.

[@deborahmeredith6411]

I wonder if Rosie went to Ireland? ❤❤

[@barbaravyse660]

I’m researching my family tree on the Ancestry website. My paternal grandmother’s ancestors are from Ireland (I believe Northern Ireland) and came to America in the 1840s probably because of the famine. Unfortunately the Irish records aren’t as good as the English ones I found for my paternal grandfather’s ancestors.

[@Chad-Giga.]

Who doesn't like chocolate croissants?!

[@Sleuth_Squad]

Omg, is she still around? 😳

[@Smooshes786]

Are you?!

[@inway404344]

Honey look, it’s the 💩stain looking for the dog kennel she was conceived in.

[@RichGiordano-q8h]

🤮

[@petermcguire2482]

I would think Africa. Within a herd of water buffaloes.