101 Facts About Ireland 

Andy O'Dee good one

God damn it i posted it after you😂

Andy O'Dee ahahahha good one

Hahaha good one

Andy O'Dee it's Derry not Londonderry

@Dubjax 27 It's a joke.

Same

@Dubjax 27 r/whoosh

What did that one guy say that every one was telling him off about

Conor bhit

Ana FMO glad to hear! 💕

Ana FMO where abouts

Ana FMO where in Ireland ?

You need to get out more. The place is a shithole

@THE LUCKE CHARMER what is "uz"? I've never heard that word

Who cares? Backward games played by cavemen

@@gazzanorth4373 Cavemen? What

disgraceful

@@gazzanorth4373 tf cavemen? What you talking about bitch

@@gazzanorth4373 STFU clown

A Brief History well you can't even spell TALLAGHT

Gavin Coakley sorry forgot to edit that when I posted it thanks for reminding me

Gavin Coakley i live in tallaght

Or baile átha cliath pronounced as blatha cliath

And Turlogh o Carolan is pronounced turloccchh o Carolan not turlo

Ella Wheatley Nope

Yep and the way they pronounce Ireland as well. It has two syllables not three

Ella Wheatley it’s the stupidest thing like they’d go ‘o ya my great great grandfathers dogs sisters owners great grandfather was Irish so that means I’m Irish ‘

Fire wolf xx dubdub ikr

I really do!! The only American I’d let claim to be Irish is Macklemore bc he made us that song

wolfy drawz ya like NO ONE here says top of the morning to u 😂😂

Some from the countryside speak like that.

@Eva gachas nah people speak like that

I'm from ireland too and you're right

Ikr

As an Irish person I can agree

We share a name; and it strengthens out bond

Ur mum gay

Ur dad lesbian

No u

no U

They pronounce it as "ierlaand" and it fucking annoys me

it's how they say Ireland with like 14 syllables. It has 2 syllables. TWO AMERICA

I know! It’s pronounced Ireland, not Ierland! So annoying!

I'm a very confused American right now and trying to understand this all while everything is in written form doesn't help matters... But regardless, I apologize if we pronounce things weirdly. I'm sure the same can be said if roles were reversed but I honestly contribute all of this insanity to the beauty of culture. As residents of any culture, all habits one becomes accustomed to are considered normal while straying from them is alien. It's just a staple of existence and it just becomes fascinating to me as an outsider but understandably those within that culture would be frustrated and/or annoyed by these perceived differences.

It’s are-land not I-errr-land

And Erin soup.

104 people in certain parts of Ireland say crips because it wasn't confusing enough

Yes a crisp not a chip

I love tayto crisps and spuds oh and not trying to show off just I looove bacon and cabbage!!! It's delicious!

105. Irish grammar is weird.

Indeed. The Irish word for Irish.

Sasha TheGhostDragon An Ghaeilge don Gaeilge.

You know Americans pronounce gaeilge gay e I’ll gee

Ní mhaith liom Gaeilge ; )

Yes, did he research at all???

Ryano Rhino yeah for it to be a famine there had to be know food there was wheat and barley being shipped out of Ireland into England therefore is a genocide

And also there where 3, the first being in 1741-42, the second being the great famine and the last one a minor one in 1879. All of them ignored by the english.

Also, potatoes were the staple for the labourers and small farmers. They didn't know how to prepare most other foods.

This food was also shipped off and used to feed English soldiers doing the same thing in other countries. Profitable genocide pretty much. Kind of messed up that people still joke about that many people dying because of the idea that we couldn't sustain ourselves without potatoes. You wouldn't be taught that in an English school though.

People weren’t that smart back then. Look at us Irish people now. How thick are we? The answer is very. So you can imagine how stupid we would have been back the with no internet or social media.

Photo Captain omg I love Croatia so much 🇭🇷💕I go there every year cause my mams Croatian

Congrats on the World Cup run!

Greetings to you too and thanks!

And a hello from Ireland in return❤️🇮🇪 I went to Croatia last year it’s amazing😄

Half the stuff he said was wrong

Katiepurple Pie acurate

Baile Átha Cliath

Donegal in Irish is pronounced doon-ne-nall

@@biatchsquad9502 aye

It depends what kind of Irish you use because Irish is weird like that.

Hass 770 is it dark in your mum's basement?

Demo lol same

GunnerDude1293 is it fun being a virgin?

Hass 770 hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, little bit butt hurt?

GunnerDude1293 just clicked on ur channel

LukeandCian whos london Derry? I've never heard of her? Whomst? Its Derry ye English swines

There is a town in northern ireland called londonderry i think

Ella Wheatley that’s what the Protestant population in Northern Ireland call it. Me being an Irish man don’t acknowledge it by that name. We call it Derry or free Derry

LukeandCian im irish and i dont mean the county , there is a completly diffrent place called london derry

LukeandCian i just dont google search and your right , i think its because my grandad calles it londonderry . Soz

Most Irish words don't sound the way they are pronounced so thanks for the info

@@captainredan5339 The words are pronounced as such because they're still held by standards of the Irish language, and not of English (despite the Anglicised spellings of some of them)

down south here he woulda pronounced it nearly correctly.

Thank you for correcting that. You taught me something and I appreciate it.

Yash Goyal thanks Bruh! India is great :)

Yash Goyal up the ira the Indian Republican Army

Yash Goyal I love your food in India 🇮🇳

Thanks for the curry

Yash Goyal thank you 😊 also I’d love to visit India one of the days🇮🇳

Sean Hannon conas a tá tú?

Sean Hannon Love to Ireland from Mexico, I love Ireland, Amazing country

So you like drinking uh ? Well greetings from france brother !

michael jordan you should meet my grandfather. He went to the pub at 3pm GMT and came back at 10:30 pm #trueirishman

Ronan Langford that man knows how to live !

I wanted to go to Ireland and Australia.

I want to go to Australia

nothing stops you aussies

My uncle lives in Australia I’m from ireland

nie

Hola amigo

We love you too!

Hola camarada, mexico es muy buen- ireland

You have a great country to! from the US.

Estados Unidos Mexicanos aw thanks Mexico is cool too

Simon opdebeeck It's just how the language works for example. aghaidh means face but it's pronounced 'aig'.

Simon opdebeeck because it's not an English name. Other languages exist you know.

Simon opdebeeck because it is an angloised version of Tamhlacht the true irish name of the area.

You forgot about lidis crashing down sale

Im from Tallaght

The mental health . . The drugs . . The young people . . Chaos really

"Hey government,get your sh*t together"

Unfortunately, most if not all countries have a crisis of homelessness

And it failed. Dumb fucks

Gazza North shut the fuck up orange bastard

Callum O'Neill the fuck he's not offending you is he so you don't need to reply

The Easter rising

Sarah kate Keaney he’s not but he’s ignorant so shut up dopey fool

Trevor Perry, wow ... You too! ♣🍀🐍💚

CormacMcG123 he also pronounced Meath weirdly

And Baile Atha Cliath and Tallaght are pronounced wrong too

Triggered lol

He said in the beginning that he sucks at it

James Eustace exactly what I was thinking

Anonymous Guy and summer solstice

I'm not sure but I think the 21 of December wen the lights it up

Stonehenge was mathematically built as well. Something to do with the planets.

Stonehenge is a replica it was dismembered in the 50 and put back together with wire's and metal bar's to hold it up.

Oh Trooper year heard about that James Brady and Fredrick stringer I believe their names were

Liam Gribben well actually thats how you pronounce Roscommon as gaeilge so...

But we're speaking in English so pronounce it the English way. When you go ahead and speak Irish, (which is a feat in itself?) _then_ say "Ros come on"

Not by the majority of the people of both communities living in the city.

I know use Londonderry in a UK fact video and only in with Derry EG Derry /Londonderry

@@unclescott6327 Na its just Derry mate...

Irelandball Productions yes man

Irelandball Poke the ducks couldn’t agree more😂😂

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to all the "plastic patty" haters, let me explain something... when you live in a European "melting pot" country such as the US UK Australia SA NZ so on and so forth, you have mad respect for your ancestors and everything they sacrificed and gave up, mostly their native countries, to give their future generations (me and others like like... in fact pretty much everyone in these countries) a bigger and better future, at least from their perspectives at the time. so yes, we are immensely proud of our irish and/or german and/or scandanavian and/or middle eastern and or WHEREVER WHOEVER ancestors and will NEVER let go of what they brought here (for years there were more Irish speakers in Canada and the US than there was Ireland so y'all kinda dropped the ball there but you are welcome I guess) and we will always respect our roots while also appreciating our flawed yet beautiful current countries of residence and its very irritating when we display this pride and are shunned for it by natives of these countries. ironically sometimes i feel like we appreciate our ancestral root countries more than people who are still in those countries appreciate their homes.

Which half?

but not in NI unless you're in a heavily Catholic area

Sadly true!

@@philip5871 Protestants are starting to say Derry more now, surprisingly. (I'm from Derry btw)

Kevc00 ye man was expecting alot of 1916 stuff

Noke 1916 wasn't a civil war

Thank fuck heard enough bout that in national school

Captain Chicken he means the time Between The Easter rising and the Irish Civil war

Lets just not talk about it

"Ieland"

Jins Alex 🇮🇪|🇮🇳

That's Niger flag my friend🤦

Jack Keenaghan He pronounced Dublin correctly

Black-Knight but I don't think Meath is meat but it's ok though Meath is a wanna be louth

Wrong there

Dank Memes 83 - Fortnite & Stuff no way is that your username and profile pic

Diea ditch Sorry forgot how to spell it

@@juliachro it's spelt dia diut (not correcting you just remind information you)

Galic but that not how u spell it and my name is Oisin and I’m from ireland🇮🇪

@@nifty874 It's not Gaelic! It's Gaeilge. I speak a fair bit of Gaeilge and I am attempting to become fluent.

HOW

@@kittytroublemaker2283 we have our own language

@@KeranKeranos I know.I speak it. BUT HOW?!?

im irish so ye im able

Alex casey gaming: as an Irish person, I can say. It's not, the best country would probably be Iceland or Greenland.. Can't remember which one is which

QualifiedESA Engineer And can you explain how these are the best countries? No country is perfect which is why imo there is no 'best country'.

QualifiedESA Engineer Greenland isn't a country its a territory of Denmark. Fuck all to do in it as well. Its mostly frozen over.

any true Irish person would never say that Ireland is not the best country

Rosy Raincloud it isn't though

Red Contradiction that’s an Ivory Coast flag

No it is the reverse Irish flag as seen on the RIGHT hand side of Irish air corps and Ryanair aircraft😀

Wrong flag, this one 🇮🇪

That's cote divore

@@seanconway5207 shame you don't live in the REAL capital

Cold Biscuit Ireland was apart of the uk not just north

Islamia Rasheed No

England didn't take over northern Ireland they chose to stay

@Islamia Rasheed no...they only took them over in the 1700s,😂

Legonerdnation Brad *no*

Legonerdnation Brad because you're obviously below the age of 10

Legonerdnation Brad okay brad..

The Irish are great

Im Irish..... and we’re not coming

I think you mean pronunciation

Liam Murphy indeed he does

I'm from westport and my dad works in the botox factory and I never knew how much botox they were making

Wtf is muff

Nobody in Ireland would have a clue what your slabbering about either. Hardly anyone speaks that stupid leprechaun gobbledygook language

Kami Mikuta nah that Irish she’s written is brutal. Google translate for sure

Tá na fádas in sna focail sin.

Gazza North leave me alone let me do what I want

MeX3 I’m Irish and I’m a satanist

Cuz religions are a hoax

MeX3 because the priests are fucking pedophiles

Just we did some bad shit two hundred years ago

Priests

100÷ agree

The Irish for tallaght sounds way different, like it's pronounced like tawlukht the kh stands like the throaty ch sound in German

Gerry Adams United Ireland what up Gerry

skate fast eat ass not so bad and ur self

James O'Keeffe thats wat the brits think😉

Anna Crowley live in Killeens hahaha

Jayme Go Boom you can move ya know.

Tiocfaidh ar la

Will get the IRA up there don’t worry pal

Rage Quit87 why should he? Hes irish in ireland. He belongs in ireland because he’s irish. The brits should be the ones moving.

Rage Quit87 too young!

James Hussey hon Munster boi

What? Thats litterly the same thing

Thérèse Keniry OMG YEESS

Thérèse Keniry, so many good memories from that show! 💙

Thérèse Keniry YESS

YAAAAASSSS

Tráthnóna maith! (Good afternoon!) I'm trying to learn irish on my own😭

you fecking eejit he means in the olympics

Hurling is pathetic. Nobody gives a shite about it outside ireland

Gaelic and hurling are the best

I have them all except for football

So shut up fools

Theres some debate on if st patrick was even from britian some historians have suggested he was from france in Brittany . as for patrick ,theres no p in the irish language so you're right that patrick was a latin import into the irish language , in irish we have a Q which is pronounced as a k. hense mac or mc surnames which originated in ireland and are pronounced with a hard k , c was never pronounced as a hard k in the english language . Map was a surname that probably existed among the celts in Gaul and Britian , in ireland however you had Maq which gave rise to Mac . remember the q is pronounced as a k . :P

St Malky Everything, that I've read recently about St. Patrick's place of birth, places him in either in Scotland, Wales, or England, because his father was a Roman diplomat said to be living on an "estate in Britain".

i suppose by 50 years after a Roman invasion, almost everybody in Roman Britain was 'of Italian Blood' it would be hard not to be.

The Mad Pyro Then, even after the later Anglo-Saxon and Norman invasions, everyone in Britain should now have some Italian blood, but they don't. And, Patrick's parents weren't just of Italian blood, they were Roman citizens and his father was a Roman diplomat.

After Saxon ane Norman invasions the blood line would be watered down and likely over ruled the italian blood. it's still definitely in the blood line but not the nation consciousness so we don't thinkabout it.

Naddy Connors, thanks! You too! ♣🍀🐍💚

MaizeMai 13 your welcome have a good 1 😊

haven’t heard that one in a while