English fans tricked into singing 'Tiocfaidh Ár Lá' by Irish locals 

Cheers gerry

I conned some Irish guys into turning proddy once. I'd do it again but I'm out of soup.

Dad

Good reply actually pretty funny

Good lass

Or pog mo thoin

I'm English and I found this hilarious

that and an bhfuil cead agam dul go dtí an leithreas

I told them "hello" was "upthera" they believed me 💀

They knew what it meant- they'd been convinced to abandon their support of England by the barman in exchange for a bowl of soup. People will do anything for a nice bowl of soup- surely you understand that?

At least they didn't cover up incest like Gerry Adams

No but price Andrew did kids

Prince Andrew

Trump 2020 And Trump basically admitted he wanted to fuck his own daughter (Mr. If She Wasn’t My Daughter I’d Be Dating Her) - so what’s your point? 🇮🇪 TAL

I’ll go to a bar in England and ask for mass genocides

Like that scen from Chicago fire

😂

Max Devo the republic after the General Election

Jan Sanono *it's all coming together*

@@grayson32 Thank you King you are correct about that

My king

North of Ireland*

tiocfaidh mo la. then I'll show everyone... oO

My name 😏

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Alba gu brath 🇮🇪 ❤️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

When you translate the 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 becomes *nglo flag

​@@cranberrysaucekrazybloke1.891ye i was just gonna comment that thats acc mad

You support terrorists nice !

The right of self determination is written into the Good Friday Agreement, the people of Ireland and Northern Ireland have chosen not to use that right.

@@bosnia7429 You don't?

@@bosnia7429 If supporting domestic interests and preservation of culture and society makes you a terrorist, yeah, I am a terrorist. If saying no to globalism and colonialism is terrorism, again, yeah, I'm a terrorist. If wanting independence for your own country makes you a terrorist- again- yep- I'm a terrorist. Fucking knob.

@@bosnia7429 >”you support terrorists nice” >@Bosnia

Oh wait you”44 actually roght

oh ah up the ra oh ah up the ra

Taking advantage of people is great?

@@Cassius4 How is he racist?

Your name doesn't even sound English, trot on and stop pretending to be English.

@@tw9977 did ya ever consider maybe its a fake name like mine or yours

@@tw9977 i bet you voted for brexit. Another reason why the world hates english people

@@FuckdasketsHOPassass I didn't because I was 14 at the time but my parents did, why you got a problem with that?

@@tw9977 Lmao mans a yute out here

nobody here in NI wants unification. can you all fuck off

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Éireann go Brách*

Its actually pronounced tshookig (trying to anglicise this was pretty hard)

In Irish those letters make different sounds than in English. So this is spot on. England out.

@Nordic Tsar your comment shows you do not understand a single thing about thr context

Tiochfaidh Chocky Ar la

Tiocfaidh ar lá means our day will come its an irish republican saying

Oh, of course. But England's World Cup victory day won't come.

@@nicholasbutler153 oh ye hopefully

Starve themselves to death .. that will make their day come LOL

Nicholas Butler Brexit has been done, Sinn Fein has won, Tiocfaidh ár lá

lol rooky mistake. Now, never ever try ti pronounce anything in Welsh.

@@lonewretch I won't because I feel your woes because I'm hungarian, and when somebody tries to pronounce something, it makes you want to rip you ear of.

@@louisthewetpussy8748 But imagine being Welsh and trying to listen to someone say this word... and this is a real word.. name for a trains station, iirc. Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. Oo

@@lonewretch Yeah... And it hurts when some Americans try to pronounce hungarian dishes They pronounced gulyás (LY= j) (S=sh) (á=like in English but a little longer) .. they pounounced it as gULiAsh. Horrible.

@@louisthewetpussy8748 :) Mate, I like to study etymology when I can, and I understand the pain. It's the way of the modern age, unfortunately... where once we shared a common spoken alphabet, it was morphed by conquest, or dispersion. and while in some regions of the world, some things are similar, in others, so foreign, to pronounce the same word has become almost an atrocity to it's origin. Vino, wine. U and v, double u, for a long U, sounding like uue.. ahh I get so lost in it all. people today care not for it. and in deed ruin it further. Let me aks you.. et al. Wish there was a time machine so I could go back to the first language. the one spoken by the first people. And there was one, given that nuances in the spoken words are carried across the planet. cest la vie, est quod est. Now we speak shorthand. hbu? I think the one thing we should retain in all of our ventures towards the future, is our language. spoken, written.. and lets not lose another nordic one, nor aboriginal one, nor celtic, aramaic, or even native one... lest we forget.

yeah, jeff, that's the point, they asked how to say something, and the irish decided to fuck with them.

Shut up mate

I’m English and I support a free United Irish republic I find this video hilarious

@@sebby324 Do you not think it's stupid given the fact that so many English people support a United Ireland? To make an assumption that because someone is English they are against a United Ireland? You probably wouldn't find it hilarious if you had relatives killed or injured by the IRA.

Lets not forget, BOTH SIDES did some pretty awful things, not just the IRA. They could've also had relatives killed or injured by the UDA, RIC, or the UVF. For example, new lodge, belfast, february 4th 1973, where british Snipers and the UDA shot 2 IRA members, and then just randomly murdered 4 civilians, and injured 9 others, all because they just felt like taking innocent lives that day. Nobody was exactly "in the right" in the 30 year conflict, both sides hurt a LOT of innocent civilians.

@@snakeoflordran9573 One side were terrorists waging a terrorist campaign, routinely torturing and summarily executing people, the other were counter- terrorists with strict laws forbidding the aforementioned acts. Whatever one s views on the sides my earlier comment still stands

i doubt it, we dont let on much but we can definitely understand irish very well as we've been taught it constantly since the age of 4

@@lyra5688 I've only ever met 2/3 Irish people who can speak better Irish than me

@@liam.4454 howd you learn ?? i doubt theres much irish teachers in england ??

@@lyra5688 my dad taught me, the song means our day will come obviously

@@liam.4454 ar feabhas, an maith leat labhairt na hÉireann ??