WHO IS EOIN MCLOVE?! Americans React To "Father Ted - S3E7 - Night Of The Nearly Dead"

[@aidiess]

loved your comment on the Nokia phone ! Many years ago, my wife and I went to Spain for a break, and at that time i carried a Nokia 3310 ( bomb proof ) after two weeks of checking in with my office in the UK every day, the phone still had charge left when we got back home. It was like an old friend !

[@cringycook9597]

Own Mclove is the best pronunciation available to my mind and he is a parody of an Irish country and western artist called Daniel O'Donnell

[@GodlessScummer]

You guys need to watch the Small, Far Away World of Father Ted documentary to finish up this series.

[@lad1981uk]

I came here to say the same! :)

[@allanmurray8496]

I second this motion.

[@philrob1978]

They must. As should any reaction channel that does Father Ted. It's compulsory.

[@missm.e9914]

this episode is so funny, my favorite line is "you shut up, I could have you killed" while he's just eating jam lol 🤣

[@joeb2487]

These Father Ted reactions have become part of my morning routine 😁

[@nigel_davey]

My Lovely Horse is actually a real song , it was written for the show by Neil Hannon and released under his band name "The Divine Comedy", Check it out. He also wrote the theme tune to the show and it's called "Songs of Love".

[@IvarTheBrainless]

Divine Comedy are great!

[@rlosangeleskings]

Also "My Lovely Mayo Mammy" as well as "The Miracle Is Mine" could be found on The Divine Comedy's Casanova special 2 CD set... Highly recommended...

[@saunteronman]

Fun fact, when Mrs Doyle is trying to guess the mystery priest’s name in the Christmas special (Todd Unches), Neil Hannon is one of the guesses. It’s a kind of shout out to him

[@happilyeggs4627]

Mrs Doyle has mentioned her husband before, "He was there, standing over me, with his lad hanging out".

[@Kazza_8240]

'Can you picture it Father?' 😂

[@Josephmc2503]

Gonna miss these videos! You guys NEED to watch the Young Offenders or Derry Girls next!!

[@sallyannrowlands1154]

I think you guys should come over to Ireland next year for the Ted fest🎉😊

[@stickytapenrust6869]

3:47 - it wasn’t a surprise before that ***Mrs*** Doyle has a husband!

[@frozengamer3030]

One of my favourite episodes

[@jasonyoung7705]

If you think that Eoin is a weird spelling for a name, wait till you find out what Baobhan and Siobhan sound like.

[@IvarTheBrainless]

I have an Auntie Siobhan. We call her 'Shiv'.

[@rasmusn.e.m1064]

Genuine question; How is Baobhan pronounced, Bevan? I'm not a native English speaker btw, so I don't even know if that is a name you can have xD

[@thebaron9059]

They should watch the segment from the Lee Mack standup routine where he talks about these Irish names!

[@hamzah5643]

and roisin....and saoirse

[@jasonyoung7705]

@@rasmusn.e.m1064 Yeah, Baobhan is Bevan. Siobhan is Shavon.

[@gcullen104]

Eoin is pronounced Owen. And he has no willy. 🤣

[@johnconnelly7342]

Pope John Paul II was born Karol Józef Wojtyła. Not a Jim in sight! The earlier poster is correct l, Fawlty Towers would be an excellent addition to the channel. Only 12 eps, but sooooo funny 😁 😂

[@WoofDawgmann]

Imagine! A Polish Pope!

[@charliegeorge9393]

this is a piss take of Irish singer Daniel O'Donnell - a grannies favourite

[@janicecostall5897]

If you think Eion pronounced Owen is hard meet the name Aoife pronounced eefa there’s lots of beautiful Irish names that are pronounced differently from the spelling

[@LikeMothsToAFlame]

There is an internet cafe under an off licence near Leicester Square in London, so yeah still some about.

[@aranerem5569]

Great episode

[@RepublicanGit]

You guys are now on to the final episode of Ted now. I highly recommend the Irish TV show Bridget and Eamonn. It's another shot of Irish humour and culture... ie... Fecking hilarious 😂😂😂

[@happilyeggs4627]

You guys need to do a Christmas karaoke singing, "My Lovely Horse, and Vic and Bob singing, "Rose".

[@davidsmith8475]

John Paul the 2nd was called Karol…he was the first polish pope

[@princeofdaftness]

I think he's based on Daniel o donal who is popular with oldy ladies with his singing cds

[@terencewalker8825]

Loving all the father teds 😅 Fawley Towers Its Brilliant

[@palmeristo]

Fawlty * 😅 wouldn't want them not watching the correct masterpiece

[@chrisperyagh]

@@palmeristo Would be funny if they reacted to a video about Fawley refinery though.

[@terencewalker8825]

@@palmeristo Ooops finger slipped glad you spotted it. Thanks🙂👍

[@michelleMc2024]

Totally makes sense in the Irish language 🤣 Joyce surname in the Irish (Gaeilge) language is Seoige. Pronounced Show-ig-ah.

[@Dreamysoundscapesambience]

Ngl the jack impression was perfect at the end

[@Thomas-bw1bz]

All Irish gaelige names make sense unlike English noises. Eoin is modern Irish derived from Eoghan old Irish meaning nobly born the equivalent of modern Eugene in Italian from Eugenicus in Latin also meaning nobly born both Celtic and Italians people have names that mean something other than grunts and whistles,only Anglos make senseless noises to name themselves. Nearest barbarian Germanic Anglo equivalent is Ian.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Aahhaah! I love your comment! By the way, the Italian would be "Eugenio", pronounced like it's written (Ae-ou-jee-n-ee-a). Eugene is still English!

[@StephenDouthart]

What you guys have to do next is a Scottish comedy series called Still Game! 😆👍

[@samtennery1182]

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[@philrob1978]

In case you were wondering, it's "Karol". Not "Jim". More is the pity :(

[@IvarTheBrainless]

I'm loving your Father Ted reactions. PLEASE do League of Gentlemen next!

[@neuralwarp]

Eoin could be Owen, Ewan, Ian, or John. Sean is also John. Seumas, Seamus, Shamus, or Hamish is James.

[@jameshumphreys9715]

As they say, "Never meet your Heros"

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Yay, really! Ahahahahahah!

[@rd6144]

Eoin is Owen 0:30

[@lillired857]

think he was still on Shatner with 'Jim'

[@daveologhlen]

Your Not Wrong, We need to make MY LOVELY HORSE Christmas number 1, After all we Irish sent Dustin the Turkey to the Eurovision. Google it, it's fucking mad....🤣

[@StephenDouthart]

JeanPaul2 was Polish lol

[@everready800]

Well she is *Mrs* Doyle.

[@bluesrocker91]

Surely you've heard of Pope Jim the Hungover? He pushed to make Monday a second day of rest.

[@ajivins1]

What was the bit that 'couldn't be done nowadays?'

[@24magiccarrot]

Women being expected to be home to make their husbands breakfast.

[@ajivins1]

@@24magiccarrot I took that as mainly a joke against the hopeless men they were married to.

[@24magiccarrot]

@@ajivins1 I think it definitely could be interpreted as the women being expected to cook and clean in anticipation of their hopeless men being willing to learn basic life skills.

[@marywood8794]

Spencer's comment on "cyber cafes" is a little weird considering plenty of people go to coffee shops and libraries to work and use their free internet. Lol

[@NxDoyle]

"I've no willy."

[@CloudedIntentions]

6:10 to answer your question, Paste "Eurovision 2008 Semi Final 1 11 Ireland *Dustin The Turkey* *Irlande Douze Pointe*" into youtube, Ireland did just that🤣😂

[@juankusoff]

I still use the Nokia ringtone!

[@Mandz6494]

I don’t want to catch the menopause 😂😂😂😂

[@alibennett78]

hi lads going to miss Father Ted its pronounced owen also spelled eoghan

[@AlainnCorcaigh]

The best way to describe how to pronounce it is O - in

[@sammni]

Say Owen lol

[@zebraforceone]

Come on now. My lovely horse was a masterpiece

[@cyrus2728]

pronunced verbalage lol

[@davehamilton9724]

Owen ffs lads

[@izabelasiczek3547]

😂😂😂😂

[@JonathanReynolds1]

It’s pronounced “Owen”

[@shanemolloy4731]

Owen

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

Eoin or you out?

[@grahambamford9073]

Eoin mclove is a piss take on the Irish singer Daniel O'Donnell, who's fan base is primarily middle aged and older women he sings country and Irish songs that to put it nicely are ..... A bit crap. And he's got a bit of a mummies boy way about him.

[@andrewmoore5628]

Sick of father ted, it was never one of my favourites..still watch due to loving your reactions.