First the Anglo-Saxons, then the Indians, now the Poles... KTO POLAK? Pozdrav sa Balkana, živjeli Slaveni. (I guess South Asians apply more to England)
They're scumbags to a man. Nobody likes knackers. If you find yourself around one, keep your hands in your pockets, gripping your valuables and be ready to fight.
Technically Travellers are distinct from gypsy and roma groups, but yeah they are literal travellers, they are also called pykies, pavees or minciers. It is thought they split from the rest of the Irish people during the reign of Cromwell, the war displaced them and they decided to remain displaced I suppose... Oh they are also separate from the carnies, oogles or ceardannan (Although that last one is really only found in Ulster and they are pretty dang rare even there, mostly a Scottish thing)
I truly feel sorry for tourists who come from all over the world to see Dublin. It's a city that most Irish people avoid if they can. People from the rest of the country only go there to get important forms stamped or signed because nowhere else can do it 😅
Yeah Dublin was my final destination after a tour of the North spanning Galway-Donegal-Derry-Belfast and I found it a bit underwhelming. The nightlife brought to me a lot of craic I have to say though
If you know your way around it can be great, though I suppose that's the same with any area. If I'm being honest I don't really find many major differences between counties other than accents. Most counties have Their Thing™ but other than that I get the same vibe from them. Except Monaghan. I don't know shit about Monaghan and have literally never heard a single person mention that county nor do I know someone who has been. I'm pretty sure it isn't real 🤪
@@a_person4742 I've been, twas a surreal place, felt like a dream. On the other hand, I had no idea what Leitrim was until I was about ten. It was the only county I hadn't heard before, another surreal place I've been to.
As someone who lives in the North, this is untrue, misinformed and borderline offensive. We rupture people's eardrums while giving them directions, get it right
I speak irish, and i still can't understand people from cavan. I'm genuinely convinced that everyone from cavan just speaks their own language at this point.
Knackers are parasitic scumbags that you should never turn your back on. If you encounter them, place your valuables in our pockets and keep your hands stuffed in there. Be ready for a fight as you never know what will set off a knacker.
As someone formerly from Greystones, the town is both simultaneously pretentious and a shithole only available for people who make over 130k a year. The shit talk is well justified.
Yeah, as a fella from Leitrim. no-one knows where Leitrim is or that it existed in the first place. Not to mention its filled with forestry, bad land and the only thing we are known for is having the shortest coastline and the start of the river Shannon, at the Shannon pot.
the greatest way to see if you have integrated in a country is look at slander videos and see if you understand anything. in my case im italian living in donegal and i confirm its all real
As an American, really the only thing I know about my great grandma was that she was from county Clare and immigrated to the US before World War II broke out. I don't know anything about her occupation, or if she even had one considering she was a raging alcoholic.
@@thereluctantdoomer3439 Maybe. Idk, like I said, I don't really know much about her other than she moved to the US before World War II and she wasn't really the best mom to my grandma or her siblings.
@@worldcomicsreview354 lmao true 😂 In all seriousness, though, she became a major alcoholic after her husband died. From how my grandma described her, she cared more about whether or not she could afford a 12-pack of beer than if her children were fed.
I think this information is incorrect and does not rightfully capture the nature of us irish populations anyway as I was saying can you guys give us the title of capital now cork earned it
1:54 I am born and bred in County Wicklow and I’ve always hated Greystones until I had to move there… ( If your wondering no I still don’t try to relate myself to Greystones)
This is a Certified Irish Classic Also, I’m so glad I was spared from having a Cavan accent, my years of being subjected to RU-vid has led me to develop an American accent instead so hurray
Be proud of your accent. You Cavaners are a steadfast and noble people. Also me Geography/P.E. Teacher in school was real, turf cuttin, Cavan lad and he was one of the soundest teachers I had.
Understandable, my mum was from Texas so I use some of her accent mannerisms. Btw be proud of your accent, I love Irish accents, and my mum absolutely adores everything having to do with Ireland.
@Taivas0 Ah yeah, sounds like Cavan, them lads are ATM thieves in the making I reckon, copying what those mad lads did over in Virginia(Cavan) probably. Ah well sounds like you got a good Cavan experience so
I thought it was better than the regular soft slander that has to real backing, after all it is Ireland slander not county slander. In my opinion it’s the best Ireland slander video out there, better than having the same regurgitated jokes that everyone has heard a gazillion times.
WELL I HAVE A GREAT STORY my neighbour was a boxer his name is "Matthew Macklin" and he had a sponsorship with the Kinahan gang and I think he's now blacklisted from the United States
Eamonn Ryan explaining how using your electrical appliances at midnight will lower the electricity bill IRA members when they see a car in the north Dubliners paying €5000 a month for the shittiest appartment ever Northern drivers getting angry at someone for abiding the road laws and making them late for work by 1.5 milliseconds
