You'll be having more than one. Well, I did when I visited Dublin. Great city, wonderful people and the pubs rock! On par with parts of NYC, only friendlier. 👍🍺
As an Irish-American who has lived most of his life in places where Irish-Americans are no more than a quiet echo on Main Street, I've actually met people who, while knowledgeable in other areas, didn't even know there _were_ two Irelands, much less that one was independent. And then there are those in my own community who, back during the Troubles, thought they were an ordinary conflict between standing armies.
The man who didn't answer one question saying Greece is the capital we'll park that off but he did the best accent not a bad Dublin attempt at all🇮🇪🇺🇸🇮🇪
When your man said soccer, my heart died a wee bit, no word of a lie!! And don't even get me started on the Greece fella!!! Jesus, Mary, and the wee donkey!!!😵
Sure a high percentage of folk in Ireland call it soccer too. I call it soccer. For me and a high percentage of the country football is Gaelic football. Then there are plenty of folk who call both football and use the terms Gaelic or GAA and soccer to make it clear which one they are talking about if it is unclear which one they might be talking about.
The English originally called it soccer so I can never understand why people get so butt hurt about it being called soccer . Also Gaelic football is older than soccer so the Irish have a right to call it soccer
Yeah, like no mention of Cillian Murphy, Pierce Brosnan, Conor McGregor, Bono, Enya, Colin Farrel, Brendan Gleeson, Jonathan Rhys Myers, Michael Fassbender, Gabriel Byrne, Daniel Day Lewis, Sinead O Connor and many more....
Neither of those flags are northern Ireland the one with red hand is almost correct it should be yellow with the cross and red hand only. Which represent the Ulster region..the Protestant union try to change this flag but the British house did not approve.
Republic of ireland is a independant soupherign country and nothing whatso ever got to do with the uk its simple six counties in northern ireland are under british rule
Your flag is not so familiar to lots of people. It's not one of those with a pattern or image that sticks in the mind unless you need to know. Something like the Union Flag/Jack, the Stars and Stripes, the Maple Leaf, Japan's Rising Sun, Brazil's flag, Israeli flag, South Africa, Argentina, etc., are more easily memorable than the many combinations of tricolour flags, both horizontal and vertical.
"the other one wants independence" well the other one has independence 😂 Why did say that was right. Also the religion in Northern Ireland is unclear and religion isn't as much of a divide anymore between younger generations. I found that answer quite incorrect...
@@chrisjmirvine4980 no if we're getting factually correct now your wrong. Ireland is currently two countries on 1 island Éire and Northern Ireland. N.I. is its own country but under Tan rule. But like Scotland and Wales they govern themselves. They actually aren't English as it was Scots brought over from the Highlands during the Plantations. There was many Wars of Independence. All failed but one. Which eventually led to a treaty being signed which left the North under the crown. But they are still every bit as Irish as we are.. Hard border went up in the mid 1900s and there was The Troubles. Fights between Catholics and Protestants and The IRA fighting the UK army took a few innocent lives who should still be alive today. We're over that now and we would love to see N.I break away from the UK.
The man asking the questions doesent know about ireland either🙄 he asked a question about the north and south irelamd woman answered the north is more friendly towards the uk while she said the south wants independance man asking question said was true which is so wrong the south of ireland or rep of ireland has been independent as a souverign country from the uk for over a hundred years for god sake get it right americans🙄
The unofficial flag of Northern Ireland is the flag of Ulster???? Ulster is a province which consist of 9 counties 6 are in the north and 3 are in the republic. So it’s the flag of the Provence That’s a hard sell that that’s the northern Irish t flag
Flag of Ulster is yellow with the hand inside a shield. Northern Ireland flag is based on it but white with the hand inside a star representing the six counties. Where was it said the two were the same?
Now, this street interview is more credible than the ones made popular over the years by Leno, Letterman, et al, where Yanks are shown as very ignorant.
Fun fact 1: Only 04.43% of the population of Ireland are farmers. Fun fact 2: The other 95.57% of the population do _not_ take care of horses (apart from a tiny number of people working in the bloodstock industry). Fun fact 3: Ireland is rightly famous for its fine horses.
@@McCRBen ye dont need to know the names its just one island where the so called british partioned just six counties in the north of ireland remain british while the remaining 26 are irish and make up the country of the republic of ireland dublin being the capital city of the republic of ireland the uk is made up of four countries under one they are wales scotland northern ireland and england belfast in northern ireland is capital of that country edinburgh for scotland and cardiff for wales and london for england but london is capital overall of these small nations but again rep of ireland has nothing to do with this its a independent country totally seperate from the uk i know its a bit hard to understand but thats the terriotry of these islands😀🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
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Actually the woman who said one is more protestant is now wrong. The North has lost its protestant majority
Is there more protestants in NI or the ROI?
Also the woman said one wants independence implying we don't have it which we do....... (In the republic)
A beer in an irish pub is on my bucket list thanks for teaching me a thing or two. cool people do this for you. enjoyed.
I'm Irish !
You'll be having more than one. Well, I did when I visited Dublin. Great city, wonderful people and the pubs rock! On par with parts of NYC, only friendlier. 👍🍺
@@FSP4LIFE nah lad u are acting the bollix
As an Irish-American who has lived most of his life in places where Irish-Americans are no more than a quiet echo on Main Street, I've actually met people who, while knowledgeable in other areas, didn't even know there _were_ two Irelands, much less that one was independent. And then there are those in my own community who, back during the Troubles, thought they were an ordinary conflict between standing armies.
There are not 2 Ireland's, there is merely a temporary border on 1 Island
Did he just say the capital is Greece? Did l hear correct?
I seen a similar video and they thought Australia was the capital of Ireland and pointed at Russian on where they thought Ireland was
Yeah, I'm thinking geography isn't his best subject.
Oh yes the old capital . ..
Yes brilliant 👏 👏 👏 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm impressed with the guy with glasses he knew a lot
That was actually remarkably good in fairness.
The man who didn't answer one question saying Greece is the capital we'll park that off but he did the best accent not a bad Dublin attempt at all🇮🇪🇺🇸🇮🇪
He did know the Dominican flag though so I guess his interest lies more with the Caribbean.
Really?
When your man said soccer, my heart died a wee bit, no word of a lie!! And don't even get me started on the Greece fella!!! Jesus, Mary, and the wee donkey!!!😵
Sure a high percentage of folk in Ireland call it soccer too. I call it soccer. For me and a high percentage of the country football is Gaelic football. Then there are plenty of folk who call both football and use the terms Gaelic or GAA and soccer to make it clear which one they are talking about if it is unclear which one they might be talking about.
The English originally called it soccer so I can never understand why people get so butt hurt about it being called soccer . Also Gaelic football is older than soccer so the Irish have a right to call it soccer
@@AlainnCorcaigh We get butt hurt when Americans insist on calling it soccer and they call their version of rugby football!
I call it soccer as I'm Irish. Football to me is Gaelic football
What is a spice bag?
Pronounce the name Caoimhe?
Which Dublin night club is also known as Slapper Jacks?
Graham Norton is also an actor though.
And that guy in the green shirt wow not one right , must be a record of records lol
I'd be interested to know where in America this is.
Tommy Tiernan is also an actor he was in Derry Girls
I love when people say….don’t know nothing 🙃🙄
Asking about all the unknown Irish people. Seriously, the Irish might be hard pressed to know some of them.
I agree
Yeah, like no mention of Cillian Murphy, Pierce Brosnan, Conor McGregor, Bono, Enya, Colin Farrel, Brendan Gleeson, Jonathan Rhys Myers, Michael Fassbender, Gabriel Byrne, Daniel Day Lewis, Sinead O Connor and many more....
No they wouldn’t .. but ok ..
That guy hadn't heard of Liam Neeson? And did the bald guy with glasses get any of the questions right?
Considering the Irish diaspora is very very prominent in the USA .. I’m surprised that not one of them was of Irish descent 😮
Which World Cup?
They're ranked 1st at the current Rugby World Cup!
Interesting that the interviewer said republic of ireland and north of ireland, wheras the guy responded with north and south.
Neither of those flags are northern Ireland the one with red hand is almost correct it should be yellow with the cross and red hand only. Which represent the Ulster region..the Protestant union try to change this flag but the British house did not approve.
Everything they've read on the back of a Lucky Charms cereal box...
Ones more friendly to british rule, the other one wants independence 🤣
For all 32
Republic of ireland is a independant soupherign country and nothing whatso ever got to do with the uk its simple six counties in northern ireland are under british rule
Can’t believe the woman picked the Italian flag 😂
Green white and Gold, left to right.
Your flag is not so familiar to lots of people. It's not one of those with a pattern or image that sticks in the mind unless you need to know. Something like the Union Flag/Jack, the Stars and Stripes, the Maple Leaf, Japan's Rising Sun, Brazil's flag, Israeli flag, South Africa, Argentina, etc., are more easily memorable than the many combinations of tricolour flags, both horizontal and vertical.
Excellent! Dia Duit 💚
"the other one wants independence" well the other one has independence 😂 Why did say that was right. Also the religion in Northern Ireland is unclear and religion isn't as much of a divide anymore between younger generations. I found that answer quite incorrect...
@@johndoe-ss9bz I'm aware
@@johndoe-ss9bz that is pretty much factually incorrect in everything you have just written.
@@chrisjmirvine4980 no if we're getting factually correct now your wrong. Ireland is currently two countries on 1 island Éire and Northern Ireland. N.I. is its own country but under Tan rule. But like Scotland and Wales they govern themselves. They actually aren't English as it was Scots brought over from the Highlands during the Plantations. There was many Wars of Independence. All failed but one. Which eventually led to a treaty being signed which left the North under the crown. But they are still every bit as Irish as we are.. Hard border went up in the mid 1900s and there was The Troubles. Fights between Catholics and Protestants and The IRA fighting the UK army took a few innocent lives who should still be alive today. We're over that now and we would love to see N.I break away from the UK.
Deagánach Ó Cathasaigh The island of Ireland is currently two 'countries': 1. Ireland (or Éire in Irish) and 2. Northern Ireland.
@@Clodaghbob yes I know. But it's one island
The man asking the questions doesent know about ireland either🙄 he asked a question about the north and south irelamd woman answered the north is more friendly towards the uk while she said the south wants independance man asking question said was true which is so wrong the south of ireland or rep of ireland has been independent as a souverign country from the uk for over a hundred years for god sake get it right americans🙄
Depressing and hilarious 🤣
They,did reasonably well. So Ireland owns Greek now?
Guy in green just never reads books.
Apart from Guinness Nothing
The unofficial flag of Northern Ireland is the flag of Ulster???? Ulster is a province which consist of 9 counties 6 are in the north and 3 are in the republic.
So it’s the flag of the Provence That’s a hard sell that that’s the northern Irish t flag
Flag of Ulster is yellow with the hand inside a shield. Northern Ireland flag is based on it but white with the hand inside a star representing the six counties. Where was it said the two were the same?
@@damionkeeling3103 Historically there’s nine counties that’s just the way it is
Hah gas!! 😂
Thank you for watching
Unofficial flag is right!!! 😵
I never knew that Northern Ireland was in the North of Ireland and Southern Ireland was in the south, what a braindead question to ask somebody!!!
Well the Republic does extend further north than Northern Ireland, so...
Now, this street interview is more credible than the ones made popular over the years by Leno, Letterman, et al, where Yanks are shown as very ignorant.
the true capital *is* Derry, SHE KNOWS
Folklore and propaghanda
Most people are farmers and take care of horses.
That is untrue. It isn't the seventies any more.
I’m Irish and I spend all day milking horses and riding cows
@@bid84 Fookin love horse milk I do, makes me teeth all shiny! 😁
Fun fact 1: Only 04.43% of the population of Ireland are farmers.
Fun fact 2: The other 95.57% of the population do _not_ take care of horses (apart from a tiny number of people working in the bloodstock industry).
Fun fact 3: Ireland is rightly famous for its fine horses.
Why do americans know so little about ireland or nothing at all
The answer is nothing
Rep of ireland is indrpendent not wants independance🙄
26 counties are independent .. there are 32 counties in Ireland altogether.
@@McCRBen im from ireland the six counties in the north are under british rule the rest of ireland is independent
Go Belfast ☘️
Do americans know geography.at all🙄
It’s like us picking out the names of each US State on a map.
@@McCRBen its simple six counties in northern ireland are british while the remaning26 are independent and irish and nothing to do with the uk
@@McCRBen ye dont need to know the names its just one island where the so called british partioned just six counties in the north of ireland remain british while the remaining 26 are irish and make up the country of the republic of ireland dublin being the capital city of the republic of ireland the uk is made up of four countries under one they are wales scotland northern ireland and england belfast in northern ireland is capital of that country edinburgh for scotland and cardiff for wales and london for england but london is capital overall of these small nations but again rep of ireland has nothing to do with this its a independent country totally seperate from the uk i know its a bit hard to understand but thats the terriotry of these islands😀🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Only the countries they've attacked...
Inaccurate history n politics
😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
Thanks for watching
Dumb
the bloke in the green shirt is a bit thick
4mins in and getting out of here - awful - i want that 4mins back -
Drunken hurley players. Scared sheep. Fighting for cheese. The Troubles. Drunken cheese eaten by hurlers. Colcannon.
Irish whiskey. Irish Coffee. Irish Mist. Shephard's pie.
U2. The Pogues.
Pogue Ma Thoin.