As an Irish woman living in US for a couple of decades and about to make the move back to Ireland later this year, this cracked me up. I have not heard some of those expressions in forever! Thanks!
We just came back from 3 weeks in Ireland, and i do not remember any butter on bread. Also, the gentleman is correct there are many great restaurants both in the big cities and smaller ones. We hit almost all parts of Ireland. Dublin was "expensive", but for sake of transparency so is every fecking city in the world. The Irish are wonderful people, they believe in sharing and want you to share too. Asking questions you can find out more about why housing is so expensive. They basically habe not recovered from 2008. Idk, this was semi-helpful. In 2023, there was a heatwave, however, a lot of places especially in Europe had heatwaves.
Actually, the "bit of mist" is exactly WHY I want to move to Ireland, after a decade of wildfires, droughts, dust and record breaking high temperatures. You can take vitamin D and use full spectrum bulbs, but you can't wash the smoke out of your lungs.
Describing rain as a bit of mist is utter nonsense. We call it rain or drizzle and it's not true it's raining here all the time. That's rubbish. I like our climate because we don't have severe heat in summer & don't get the dreadful cold in winter & get no snow in some counties & not that much in other counties in comparison to some countries.
No offence, but this was not very useful. I don't think "it rains" butter on sandwiches, the Troubles are over, and a list of (fairly common) slang are the "Top things You have to know"
You can thank Senator Tom Cotton for making it difficult for Americans to retire in Ireland he spitefully vetoed and voted against the e3 visa bill that would have made it easy for Irish to live in America and Americans to live in Ireland. Cost of living is low ? Ireland is tied with Denmark for the highest cost of living in Europe
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As an Irish woman living in US for a couple of decades and about to make the move back to Ireland later this year, this cracked me up. I have not heard some of those expressions in forever! Thanks!
We just came back from 3 weeks in Ireland, and i do not remember any butter on bread. Also, the gentleman is correct there are many great restaurants both in the big cities and smaller ones. We hit almost all parts of Ireland. Dublin was "expensive", but for sake of transparency so is every fecking city in the world. The Irish are wonderful people, they believe in sharing and want you to share too. Asking questions you can find out more about why housing is so expensive. They basically habe not recovered from 2008. Idk, this was semi-helpful. In 2023, there was a heatwave, however, a lot of places especially in Europe had heatwaves.
I really enjoyed that. Thank you both for going through all that irish slang list.
Actually, the "bit of mist" is exactly WHY I want to move to Ireland, after a decade of wildfires, droughts, dust and record breaking high temperatures. You can take vitamin D and use full spectrum bulbs, but you can't wash the smoke out of your lungs.
Describing rain as a bit of mist is utter nonsense. We call it rain or drizzle and it's not true it's raining here all the time. That's rubbish. I like our climate because we don't have severe heat in summer & don't get the dreadful cold in winter & get no snow in some counties & not that much in other counties in comparison to some countries.
I don't know ONE person who goes for a dip in the sea at Christmas. A lot of the comments on the video are not true or just down right stupid.
Sandwiches are also always buttered in Scotland .
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No offence, but this was not very useful. I don't think "it rains" butter on sandwiches, the Troubles are over, and a list of (fairly common) slang are the "Top things You have to know"
You can thank Senator Tom Cotton for making it difficult for Americans to retire in Ireland he spitefully vetoed and voted against the e3 visa bill that would have made it easy for Irish to live in America and Americans to live in Ireland.
Cost of living is low ? Ireland is tied with Denmark for the highest cost of living in Europe
I always found it strange how it's virtually impossible for Irish to legally move to America
It depends on what expenses you're talking about.I found food much cheaper than in the US.
@@peggygraham6129 Exactly. I asked a friend how he managed to afford to live in Hawaii--he answered: " I bike everywhere, don't have to buy winter clothes or heat my house, I reach out my window for tropical fruit. and I live where everybody else saves up to go to on vacation." It's all relative.
You can blame the chemtrails for the no sun
There is nowhere to live without bankrupting yourself.