What do AMERICANS know about IRELAND? - Irish Girl Reacts
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- I was SUPER surprised at this video. Ok...we weren't off to a great start with "Top of the morning to ya Ireland" however, these questions about Ireland asked by an Irish American guy to see how much regular Americans know about Ireland was very interesting!
He asked all kinds of questions from what's the First thing that comes to mind about Ireland, Where is Ireland on the map, Which flag belongs to Ireland to What currency does Ireland use?
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What do AMERICANS know about IRELAND? - Irish Girl Reacts
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I wonder how many people will just look at the thumbnail. Ignore the ⁉️ and call me a dumb blonde without watching the video 🤭
We will all watch it. We dont wanna get cursed 😂
It's not surprising they pick the flag. I mean you see the Irish flag on cars all the time and says I'm a proud Irish man I'm proud to be Irish LOL I mean I almost see it as much as I do the American flag 🤣
Hot redheads 😉
Having grown up in Boston (just outside of “Southie” - one of the most dense populated communities of Irish ex-pats) you will be surprised how much I know of Ireland. Much of what I learned were from 1st generation Irish/Americans.
PS. Love what you did with your hair for this video - what a treat.
Enjoy the weekend and until your next video - be good ✌️- stay safe 😷
I ignored the American part!
My guess for the language spoken in any country X is Xcountryish. I was surprised more of them didn't guess Irish.
If nothing else, Americans should know that the Irish are our friends
For sure!
I wish everyone could just get along without being so afraid to where they are reinforcing a quarantine culture on one another.
@@colingleason777 yes! “Americans should know that the Irish are our friends”. Why? I’m not saying the US and Ireland shouldn’t get along, i hope they do. It’s just there’s no particular reason, (apart from some shared lineage), why they should be best of buddies. As to the other comment in this thread about Irish people not getting along with other Irish people, nope, uh-uh, not with a ten-foot barge pole, nooooo.
we are not friends trust me
@@georgecaplin9075 "It’s just there’s no particular reason, (apart from some shared lineage), why they should be best of buddies."
why are they enemies? if not friends?
Lots of Americans of Irish heritage love the mother land. We may not know as much as we should. But we always want to learn more. I love Ireland and the Irish people. I'm here to learn more. BTW, Diane, your new hairstyle looks great.
Oh thank you!!
I honestly do think alot of Americans think of beauty when we think of Ireland. Truth.
Really?!
@@DianeJennings Yep, 100%! That's a huge reason why Americans want to go to Ireland.
I'd agree with that. There's definitely a "mystique" about Ireland being a lush green paradise, especially considering the grass stays green all winter long there. Don't they actually grow palm trees in Cork it's so mild there?
In the US, the island of Ireland is known as “the Emerald Isle” in reference to it’s greenery... Is it not called such within Ireland?
I think of the green land and the beauty of it, as well. I recently found out that my Grandparents were from Ireland (I'm Canadian, my Dad was adopted, so I did not know), and would love to visit one day. I think of my ancestors, and the Celtic lore that I have always been drawn to, the myths, legends, stories, etc... I also think of the burning of turf, because I was told all about it and it fascinates me.
The most important things for Americans to know about Ireland is:
Jameson
Guiness
And most important of all,
Diane Jennings 🥰
May I recommend "How the Irish Saved Civilization" by Thomas Cahill. I love histories and biographies, but I was looking for a comedy for something light so I could spend some time just smiling. When I saw the title I smiled and said to myself, "Now this is going to be funny." Little did I know Thomas was dead serious and I learned more about Irish history than most Irish. What a wonderful little green island it is.
I read that a long time ago. Second your recommendation.
I suggest This Great Calamity.
I have known alot from my grandparents but I must admit Diane my knowledge has been greatly enhanced following you these past couple of years
That’s great to hear!
Had I been interviewed for this I would have been the Irish trivia champion, much credit to Diane for filling my brain with Irish info and facts.
Q: Why is Ireland the richest country in the world?
A: Its capital is always doublin'.
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Ya beat me to it!😁
Easy way to remember the capital!!😁
Fun video, Diane! “He used his … thinking.” 😂 Kudos to the folks in the video for getting a good portion of those answers correct. Love your hair today and the lighting looks fab! I wish I could help with the TV idea but I’m drawing a blank. I’ll think on it some more. ✌️❤️
You picked up on that one 😂
Thanks so much Joy!
Thumbs up this comment if you want to see Diane guess all the Canadian provinces, territories and capital city...
I thumbsed you up!
@@DianeJennings Oh? Confident, are we?
I bet she could might not spell the third territory right . Happy thanks giving weekend 🇨🇦
There's only 13 in total (10 prov's, 3 territories), so it should be a lot easier than the US map.
@@terryomalley1974 yes I’m sure she can . Happy Thanksgiving weekend!
My mom told me lots of stories learned from her grandma about Ireland. This year I'll visit with my daughter and hope to get to Goleen and share these stories.
Heh, "Charms". Now I'm tempted, when I finally make it to Ireland, to pull a bag of cereal out of my pocket when I go to pay for something and ask, "So, how many Lucky Charms is that?" Of course I won't actually do that, because they won't know it's a reference to this video, and without that context it would just be irritating for them and possibly offensive. Still, though. It's tempting.
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Sort of like the way I'd like to run into my local Panda Express and demand to know how much it costs to overnight a panda to Chicago, no questions asked!
Uh!!! Keep taking the lattes.
I actually do think of "beauty" when I think of Ireland. I love the landscape of Ireland and hope to visit there one day. :-) And, of course, beer....LOL
Oh my! I was inundated with Irish history growing up. There was a large diaspora from Achill Island to Cleveland and Chicago around the turn of the 19th century and my mother's mother, along with her sisters, and parents were part of it. My mother's great aunt acted as a shuttle, going back and forth on several trips to get more people; I researched this proved it to be true using Ellis Island records. I'm told I'm descended from Brian Boru on my mother's father's side. I heard all about the great famine, Ulster plantation, the O'Neills and O'Donnels (My great, grandmother was an O'Donnell) , etc. It is amazing how little young Americans know or care about their own history, let alone anybody else's!
Well, much of my DNA is Irish. That said, I am amazed that the interviewed people didn't know about Ireland. Though, the answers given may have been radically different if the interviewer chose to interview Irish-Americans (aka: Americans of Irish ancestry).
I would love to see if Irish-Americans could answer all the questions asked.
My family name is Jewish-German (Ott is a name from a story I wrote for my kids, and its a family name too, but not my "surname") yet the majority of my blood is Irish.
In my family (since we are seafarers) we place a strong emphasis on geography and politics, and so, I feel many of my kin would know these questions. I imagine many Irish-Americans would be able to answer the questions with correct answers! 😊
A small part of my dna is Irish, once I learnt I had Irish Ancestry prior to doing my DNA I've researched Ireland especially the counties my ancestors were from it's very cool...
@@21_f_aus ,
Yeah, it sure is awesome to study the places from whence our ancestors came!
In my family, I serve as one of our family historians. My grandmothers both did much family history and genealogy, and so, when I was about 7 years of age, I became fully-engaged in the study of our family history and genealogy.
I agree, it is absolutely amazing to learn about where our families originate and the stories of our past!😊
My Irish ancestry goes back to the 12th. century.
@@billstokes6740 ,
Congratulations!!
I'm mostly Irish, and yes, I got them all. Most before the answers were up. Always been proud of my ancestry. Always wanted to spend a significant amount of time there.
I appreciate that you are so generous and understanding about people in my country knowing so little about yours.
I would have blown this test away, having been TO Ireland, learning a little of the language and being interested in geography and history. And, of course, being a Donovan, with blood of the Smith's, Sinnots and O Reillys in my veins. It feels GREAT to get through a video uninterrupted.
Fun fact. When I was still a main major History Major, my mentor told me to become an Irish historian because there were already too many Civil War historians. He said I needed to learn Gaelic. I switched my main major to Psych.
😂 Irish is VERY difficult
@@DianeJennings Ever since I learned that "Banshee" is really "Bean Sidhe", I realized I would never learn Gaelic.
Where I live now there are so many people who specialize an Irish history it isn't funny
@@DianeJenningsit’s beautiful though. I’ve been reading up on a lot of Celtic myths (which of course aren’t solely Irish, they span all of Europe…or did before the Romans took issue 😕 ) I actually enjoy trying to figure out proper pronunciation of Gaelic and old Irish words, especially names. Cuchulainn and Finn Mac Cumaill. (Imagine my surprise to find that was pronounced “McCool.” ) I do draw a line at Welsh, though, that’s just mad, innit?
I overtly brainwash friends and acquaintances in the US of Ireland's lush beauty and tremendously friendly people ( the later I attribute to high sugar consumption). So I totally believe the one girl speaking of Ireland's beauty. In fact, she looks familiar XD. Super video.. gorgeous haircut. 💙
Thank you!!
It's also the fact that we see a lot of absolutely gorgeous landscapes in almost any media portrayal of Ireland, really.
Thanks for always making my Fridays better Diane. Hopefully the following does the same for you:
Paddy's wife was ready to give birth so he rushed her to hospital.
On arrival the nurse asks: "How dilated is she?"
To which Paddy replies: "Oh Jaysus, we're both over the feckin' moon!"
Haha I like the thinky ones! Nice
As an American I can say I'm a quarter Irish my grandmother on my mom's side was 100% Irish used to dance the jig at Christmas. I grew up with my mom talking alot about the Irish Irish music kilts bagpipes an instrument I wanna learn and plan on learning. My grandma could speak Gaelic or know by the Irish as Irish I grew up hearing alot about the Celtic Irish culture. So I really enjoy your channel.
I have visited Ireland a few times. Mostly for fuel stops at Shannon Airport. We broke down there, and stayed at a hotel near by. There was a bar there called Dirty Nelly's, Had a great mango, ham and cheese sandwich. And my first trip to Ireland was to Dublin and we stayed at the Jolly Hotel. I absconded with a bath towel with the name of the hotel on it. My step-dad's last name was Jolly. He loved getting that towel. And I have watched a flash mob from Cork where the crowd sang to ELO's Mr. Blue Sky. Loved it.
The lighting over your dining set is calming
Oh thank you!!
As someone who comes from Irish, Scottish, and German ancestors on my maternal side (and my maternal family lives mostly in the upland and Appalachian south) I would LOVE to know more about my ancestors homeland not to mention Ireland’s beauty in general!
Your videos are always so enjoyable. Thanks Diane
When I was in the Air Force, I did a lot of traveling. We would sometimes stop at Shannon Airport to refuel and service the jet. Two things come to mind about Shannon, we were on our way to Nice France and we were about 30 minutes out and the aircraft commander got a message from the base operations back at Andrews to notify me that my mom had passed away. I was given the option that they would turn the aircraft around and drop me I think either at Shannon or Heathrow. I knew my going home was a personal and important thing to me and my family, but I also knew that we had high level passengers with a schedule that needed to be addressed. I informed the Aircraft Commander to proceed to Nice. During that flight time, they set up flights for me from Nice, to Heathrow, JFK and then Reagan National. I landed at JFK and they called my name and I was told my two sisters were waiting for me in the terminal. So I disembarked, got my luggage and went with them. that was back in 94. A previous trip on a return to the states, we stopped at Shannon to refuel and service the jet. But, we were hit with a delay due to mechanical malfunction that prevented us from taking off till it could be repaired. Our party/passengers could not be delayed so they repositioned a jet from one of our bases in Germany and they took our pax back to Andrews. We had just finished a trip to the Middle East and none of us had clothing for the cold damp weather in Ireland. I had to stay with the jet till about 2300 hours and the crew stayed at a hotel just outside of the airport. I think there was a bar at this hotel called Nelly's. I managed to get a beer and a grilled ham and cheese mango sandwich. Pretty good actually. But my first trip to Ireland was in 1984 to Dublin and we stayed at the Jolly Hotel. My step-father's last name was Jolly, and they had like a bath mat that said Jolly Hotel. Had, being the key word. Somehow it found it's way into my luggage and I gave it to my mom and stepfather upon my visit back home to Connecticut a few weeks later. So that's my stories about Ireland. A very friendly place to be sure.
Diane, thank you very much for making this video, i hope you can post more videos like this more often.
All I know is those Leprechauns running around over there really freak me out...
This was a fun video. When I think of Ireland I always think of you Diane ( and Chewie of course.) I liked your mantle piece video.
Hope you have a great weekend!! ❤️U☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸
Aww shucks! That very cool
Thanks to you Diane I would have gotten 100%. Have a great weekend.
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As a Canadian, I have faced the little American's no about Canada my whole life, and we are right next door. A friend of mine had a newspaper article that referred to Winnipeg as a suburb of Churchill, and how polar bears roam the streets. We also live in igloos, my personal favorite.
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Good grief 🇨🇦.
Happy thanks giving weekend 🇨🇦
Some young people on the plane to Brazil, who were on their way back from seeing the Pope, told me that people had asked them if they slept in hammocks and had monkeys in the house! 🙄
@STOP CENSORING THE TRUTH! speak for yourself, not everyone feels that way
I have always considered your channel educational. I always learn something.
Happy TGI Friday Diane!
Thanks to our public school system, a lot of Americans have no idea where the United States is on a world map, or where their state is in relation to others, so trying to find Ireland would be searching for a needle in a haystack for them.
Great video and have a great weekend! 😊👍✨🌹
Happy Friday Diane! You look lovely as always. It's amazing how much stuff I learn just by watching your videos each and every week. Thanks always for your insight and your enthusiasm. Have a great weekend and stay safe out there. Say hi to Chewie for me.
The girl that you thought was playing the instrument was talking about River dancers
I love that you said you don't know until you know. These people are probably experts in things that would amaze us. Not knowing things about one subject doesn't make a person stupid
I’ve only spent two weeks in Ireland, but of everywhere I’ve visited, Ireland is my favorite place on earth ❤️❤️❤️
This must be a part of the USA that doesn’t have “Irish” pubs at least in New Jersey they often have the Irish flag
I was thinking the same thing. If this was in the Midwest or the northeast then they would’ve done much better.
7:10 to 7:25
As an American I was surprised how many of my fellow Americans got the flag question right
I really liked this, I really should look into the history of the high kings of Ireland one day
One of my first thoughts about Ireland is the natural beauty; the other is the music. And, after being there, the beauty is the thing I think about most.
I had a short job assignment in Ireland, near Cork. I'm hear to tell you Ireland is WAY BETTER than I expected.
I have learned a lot about Ireland from your very awesome channel.
How You doing? This was great! I really enjoyed it. The instant this started I KNEW how you would react to it instantly so I guess I have learned something by watching your channel.
Been a busy time for us and a bit crazy so I hope to be participating more soon. I’d be interested in how the pandemic has impacted primary school education progress in Ireland especially for those who are now 5,6, and 7.
You’re really rocking the blue. Really brings out your eyes! Maybe a soft light near the TV.
This was really fun. Do you know where these interviews were done.
Have to admit that US schools are not as good as they should be on international geography.
Poob!
Happy Friday! I really love this video.Have a safe and have a very awesome weekend.
Thanks you too Greg
🤣 yes Homer was absolutely right. "Keep expectations, LOW."
They did know a few things though so that's good!
Also curls! ❤ Don't ask it's just a thing with me. Idk!
Oh thanks! I did plaits
Also like the new thumbnail
@@DianeJennings ah. Well that works too!
@@DianeJennings Thank you! I was getting bored of the other one.
Your reaction to the food answer was hilarious and fair. lol
I have some Irish heritage so a little of that I have known since childhood, some more recently and some due to watching your videos.
Another Irish woman was trying to convince me that despite my full blooded Irish grandmother (who swore like a sailor), I am 100% American culturally. Then she mentioned Irish sandwich shops and it makes perfect sense because I love sandwiches. I have often laid awake at night thinking "I really want a god damn sandwich" or "why the hell isn't there anywhere I can get a god damn sandwich" so I actually am Irish.
I also have watched Formula 1 with a Dutch man and evidently the Dutch love motorsports which makes sense because I'm also Dutch. The rest of me is Spanish by way of New Mexico so I love Mexican food, Paella and conquering indigenous peoples.
Good video Diane, and your channel is quite educational, and entertaining as well. :-)
I grew up with my dad singing a song called A Little Bit of Heaven. I think of castles, sheep, stone structures, potatoes and the famine, beer, whiskey, Bally Kissangel, Heather, and Liam Neeson. But I'm a bit Irish on both sides!
Top of the morning is actually an old British greeting. It is still used in some rural Canadian towns. My grandpa who is from rural Ontario tells me it was said commonly as a greeting in his day in Ontario. He doesn't understand why so many people think it's Irish. When I go on a walk I have been greeted by the elderly with this greeting. I read once that it is likely English in origin and was once a common greeting in the Commonwealth.
I started out like one of them in the video and now after dating an Irish woman for 6 years and visiting a bunch of times I'm moving there to marry her and stay. Exciting the places life leads!
One thing I've always wanted to do, is to get outside the city and go to a pub in the country side of Ireland. Sadly, I've never had the chance to leave the US
Definitely do that. I spent a little over a week in Ireland. Rented a car and drove to several places. The people are so friendly pretty much anywhere you go. Found a nice little hot chocolate place on the western coast road driving from Galway to the Cliffs of Moher. Wish I could remember the name of the place. The couple that ran it were lovely people. And the countryside is absolutely stunning.
TV screen - since it's Spooky Season, maybe find a Graveyard TH-cam stream or something :P Or as it's getting colder, there's Fireplace streaming.
I liked when Peter griffin landed at Shannon Airport and all the runways were totally covered either beer bottles
The thing I remember about Ireland when I lived there shortly when I was a kid is they were the nicest people I’ve ever met but I was living in New York before then
To those saying they would like to take a trip to Ireland I highly recommend it! I went for the first time this year and absolutely loved it!
Love the hair. The Irish Curse was frightening! Content pretty good too
Ireland my be small, though the influence that the Irish culture has had on the US is huge. Especially with the millions of Irish migrating to the US in the 19th and 20th centuries. I too was impressed with how well these people did. It gives me hope.
I like the people chose the "Charm" as Ireland's monetary currency!
The first thing that comes to mind about Ireland with me is sean nos singing because my mum and da where from Connemara and our house was filled with unaccompanied Irish language singing morning to night.
We had three temporary step kids living with us while there parents sold the pub. So I have some unique insite. I also visited when I was 8 years old. I enjoyed it.
Ireland has always...been on my bucket list. I'd love to see where my ancestors came from.
I really don’t understand why people think all learning exists in a classroom How limiting Life is a learning process It doesn’t stop in school , unless you have no ambition
Dia Dhuit, my Mothers family come from Cork. What I know about Ireland is a few facts: There are 26 counties and capital is Dublin. The best part of the country IMO the west coast from Ring of Kerry up to donegal. One great old movie my mother loved was the quiet man filmed in Cong in mayo county. Do not kiss the Blarney Stone! Love spice bag after pub craw and in love with the hokey tourist stuff!
My father’s side are from Scotland in Moray attached to the Russell clan.
I'm also surprised how much American's knew. I totally aced the test. I laughed out loud when he had Glasgow as a possible capitol. I yelled out THAT'S IN SCOTLAND!!!
Soooo Today.... fun video!!! 😁 Happy Friday Queen Diane☘ hugs and keep shining gorgeous lady!!!
Pd: lysm Editor Diane💗
Thanks Sebastian!
@@DianeJennings always a pleasure 😇🙌🏻
Lucky Charms?... don't cut Ireland short, we know about Irish Spring soap also 😊
Ben Bulben was my favorite scenery.
The first thing I think about is something everyone should check out and that is my favorite TV show called "Mrs Brown's Boys".
When I think of Ireland, the first thing I think of is "Father Ted".
I dream of coming to Ireland along with Scotland because I think both have beautiful landscapes and very interesting histories. I would very much like to get to know the people, lifestyles and history. Plus I love the accents.
Since a good chunk of my family history is from Ireland I suppose I would fit into saying that I am to some degree an Irish - American. I have always had an interest in Ireland thanks to my Grandmother, and have been able to get a quick visit to Ireland during a college class trip to both of the British Isles. A few of the fun things that I have learned recently is that Ireland is ruffly the size of Washington State, which is where I am from, both share the primary color of Green thanks to keeping up their own natural surroundings, and if you where able to move Ireland in just a westerly direction to the west coast of the U.S it would end up where Canadas province British Columbia sits which is right above and bordering Washington State Lol.
I'm so surprised no one answered the question about the first thing they think of when they think of Ireland with potato. That's what I think of, and after having been there, it only reinforced that notion for me.
The audio was very smooth - no echo at all. That must have been a challenge to fix, especially in such a big space.
Ah yes the orange and the green. I was raised Episcopalian so I used to wear an orange shirt on St Patrick day. It wasn't terribly popular.
I actually laughed out loud at the very end. I'm pretty sure I heard you say
"My arse is not a legitimate answer."
From personal experience, Ireland is part of England, everyone in Ireland knows everyone and are related to each other, and personal pet peeve, everyone eats corn beef and cabbage for every meal. Great video Diane!
PS, editor Diane has scary blue eyes, pretty but almost glowing.
Well one out of 3 is pretty true 😂
Diane, I've been to the National Leprechaun Museum in Dublin. I know everything about Ireland.
Ah yes Lucky charms 😍 😋 nutritional and delicious. I wouldn't touch the stuff without the little marshmallows.
Would love to see a video about old Celtic culture in Spain. Also Hi Chewie!
Your students must have been so happy when they got answers right!
Diane, your new hair style looks great! Have a wonderful week, and say hello to Editor Diane and Irish Jesus for me!
Bruff is usually my first stop when i return to the motherland. I stay there a few days to pay my respects to Dolores O'Riordan and have a few pints at Murphys
I am open to all cultures and I love all history so I go out of my way to learn as much as I can about all cultures and countries
I love the learning I get from this Irish channel.... Like I will be cursed for not liking and subscribing I think all my family and organs and pets have been cursed already 🤷♂️😉😁🤣🤙
I don't know much about Ireland. But I can find it on the map, predominantly English speaking and it's where my ancestors are from. Visiting the homeland of my ancestors is on my "bucket list".
On the TV screen I would suggest clips from Noir films or pre-code films. A slide show of Chewie doing funny things.
I laughed so hard about the currency possibly being the "Charm" ... "Excuse me sir, how many Lucky Charms is this box of cereal here?", LOL. BTW this was done at Hermann Park in Houston (I think Diane went by there). So technically it could have been called how many Texans or Houstonians know about Ireland. 😁
Did you notice the older couple got the most correct answers because our school system continually goes down hill on knowledge. That was interesting. Thank you.
Or the older couple picked up more info in the course of living. I'm even older and still learning all the time.
Answers on a quiz like this are going to be highly regional. The US is almost the size of the EU, so imagine a random Croatian trying to tell you everything they know about Tennessee. You're more likely to get a better answer in a larger coastal city or near a college than middle america (or Texas).
I fell in love with Ireland from TV Series Father Ted .
It’s OK most Americans. Have no idea where or or what Australia is
The folks in this video knew more about Ireland than I would have expected, given the pitiful lack of knowledge about the rest of the world taught in US public schools. Trust me Diane, if Americans know so little about the massive country right on its Northern doorstep, Canada, they're highly unlikely to know much about any other country.
I would love to know about your country! More videos about Ireland please!
Oh Diane! Loving the hair today! You look like a Disney Princess 👑💜😁😉
It's been been a life long dream of mine to go to Ireland. I will definitely be going there in the future.
Ren & Stimpy re-runs (muted, of course!) for Chewie to watch! Have a lovely weekend Diane! Sláinte!
Depends on where and who you're asking.