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Comment from : Sheryl K

Omg this exactly describes my Irish American family so funny
Comment from : Whitney Song

Bualadh bos literally translates to hand hits
Comment from : Ciaran Quinn

Sounds more Canadian than irish
Comment from : Paul Martin

And here I thought thanking the bus driver was jut something you did on Fortnite
Comment from : Ryan

So much for the "Irish Goodbye"
Comment from : Steve Fuzz

HELLO I want to meet Irish peoples from Pakistan any one want to talk to me welcome
Comment from : Ali Zeeshan Khilji

In Ireland, the thing about queuing at a PUB/BAR counter and, when asked by the bartender what your order is, YOU POINT OUT that a person next to you was there BEFORE YOU is very Irish "I think he's next?" (You let them go first) It's just polite (If you didn't do that, you'd be deemed arrogant and 'pushy') Incidentally, IF YOU DO THAT the bartender will be quicker to serve you next time you go to the bar to order (He or She will have noticed you are mannerly and respectful) brbr The CAR DRIVER WAVING THING is also almost exclusively Irish Though mainly in rural areas Passing a TOTAL STRANGER driving a car in the opposite direction, THEY WILL give you a 'wave' or 'finger flash' just to acknowledge you (No idea why, we just do!!!) It's polite to return the gesturebrbr In CITIES, we REALLY DO say 'Thank You' to the bus driver as we exit the bus (When I first visited London many years ago and dutifully thanked the driver upon getting off the bus people thought I was nuts!!!!) It's just us being politebrbrbr xx SF
Comment from : steve sandford

We have 2 jars for T bags in my house lol My eldest son loves Lyons and my youngest son and Me love Barry's Tea obsessed on our Emerald Isle we are
Comment from : feng

Hi great video and pretty much spot on brI am Irish and would love people here in mainland Europe to see itbrThanks
Comment from : B Phelan

Late defines all Irish outings 😂😂😂 ‘Thank you’ basic good manners, shame on anyone who doesn’t say it often
Comment from : CG

I am from Ireland
Comment from : Ctavares

OMG, you said everything 100 correct 😂😂
Comment from : Elder Soares

lol how is this Irish, this is pretty much universal
Comment from : TDK

The slagging thing makes sense brbrI often love my friends to the point of want to make fun of them, but I have to keep my mouth shut in the US😅
Comment from : Therman Merman

the lady is not irish, my wife is irish, and she sounds nothing like my wife Probably a plastic paddy
Comment from : Mark Rounding

Story
Comment from : Paul Quigley

A lot of this is applicable to the upper Midwest in the USA
Comment from : J L Fairdale

I have met Irish people and they are so polite and friendly!!!! Slagging as you explain I woud say it is "sarcasm" of your "flaws" you are right "table manners" are most important not only in Irland unless you are in America!!!
Comment from : extranjeroviajero

no, as a scott "are you coming for a pint" means the same as Ireland It means we're getting wasted
Comment from : Skye AIT

Lovely to know Irish culture I love Irish people and their culture, thank you for sharing
Comment from : Leonidas Spyropoulos

to howeyeh one could also resonde with "not too bad" or "could be worst" That's what I experienced in Eire
Comment from : tomski thompson

Just remember, Feck is not the same as Fook…😁
Comment from : MrDellasc

Hello 👋👋👋 hny
Comment from : CHINGCHAK MOMIN

You're delightful ❣️ This was interesting and fun I sincerely wish that Americans (generalization) had better manners I'm a Canadian that's been living in California since 1979brI'm curious about saying "Thank you" to the bus driver People do it here yet they won't give their seat to an elderly or disabled person; they'll cut in front of a woman boarding the busbrThanks for the video I had to subscribe 😍 I think I detect a Canadian accent 🤨😁
Comment from : LiniLovett

Irish etiquette 😂😂😂
Comment from : Magic Uncle Fergal OReilly

You have a strong American accent I'm wondering if you're from Ireland or moved here?
Comment from : G OD

Listening to this really brought home just how much Irish culture affected the culture of the Southern Appalachian mountains This sounds very similar to the current culture in East Tennessee
Comment from : Sam Moore

So nice friend your understanding and explanation about Irish culture and teaching about to people who don't know about it 😊😊😊😊
Comment from : Vinoth Kumar

We have the long goodbye in the Midwest in the United States too
Comment from : Marcus Schuff

Spot on video I am very familiar with all of these custome esp the 'I'll let you go now' and thanking the bus driver
Comment from : Areflection4

Ooo
Comment from : Jordan Herndon

I admire Irish culture and country, I move to Ireland 10 years ago I'm grateful for the warm welcome and to be able to see so many beautiful places, like he is showing in this video 🥰🥰🥰🍀🍀🍀
Comment from : YaraArtIreland

thanks for sharing
Comment from : Make it Plain !

Which University is the best for a Masters Degree in Ireland Asking from Nigeria
Comment from : tyodugh daniel

Social Etiquette, I thought this was about Ireland:)
Comment from : Benjamin Decker

Watching the intro, I thought this lady was AmericanbrThe longer it went on, I realised she was actually Irish, but occasionally her accent sounded American againbrI'm Irish btw, I'm just a bit confused as to why so many young Irish women have pseudo-American accents all of a sudden
Comment from : DaveC

This is very good Thank you
Comment from : Raymond Kutz

We do alot of this in the southern usa
Comment from : No name Mcgillicutty

All you yanks in the comments are doing my head in you are not irish because you have a great great great irish grandparent and like a Guinness you dont know how ridiculous you eejits sound
Comment from : Liam Fallon

Thank you for taking the time to create this series 🙏brWe are moving permanently with my husband in Dublin next month and it is very helpful for us ❤❤
Comment from : Vicky Vratti

At 10:04, in the US we call this the Irish goodbye
Comment from : Brian OShea

Hi sister I want to improve my communication how do it
Comment from : Dharmesh Shah

👍
Comment from : Jordan Drury

hey baldy chick! How u be?
Comment from : Kristof Thibaud

Can't believe how many similarities there are between this and Australian culture Really similar and I wouldn't even have put these in a list because they just come so naturally to us over here XD
Comment from : Roslyn Luyt

so slagging a man for being bald is finebut can a man slag a woman about her double chin?
Comment from : Laoch

Gotta say, in regards to queuing, the whole world certainly has a lot to learn from Ireland I can't for the life of me understand how people can be so OK with cutting in front of someone who has been waiting to be served for 20/30 minutes Chatotic world we live in out here
Comment from : Pedro Baía

hi, this video is 3 years old but i'm learning english and i would like to know : what is your english accent please? is it english english or a "mixed" one ? thx
Comment from : Henri Guilar

All the pretty girls in Ireland are in the USA now
Comment from : Happy Texan

Ok
Comment from : Gul shahzad Awan

Bye bye bye bye 😂😂😂😂😂 that's hilarious 😅
Comment from : way over yonder

Almost 80 of etiquette is like India , I am very excited to visit Ireland😍😍
Comment from : om kamble

Is that why when people leave without a formal goodbye, its called an Irish goodbye?
Comment from : Bailey Ruggles

Watching this from North Carolina in preparation for my trip to Ireland starting tomorrow Sounds like IbrI’m gonna almost be at home!
Comment from : Robert Powell

We do everything you're talking about here in the u s a except the tea
Comment from : Wildlife Warrior

The country finger wave is lovely We do it in California as well
Comment from : Brad Gillette

Brilliant
Comment from : Brad Gillette

wonderful ! so clear, so funny, so usefull thanks and bye bye bye
Comment from : inbar katz

absolutely the same in Russia
Comment from : sergei moroz

It sounds very Yorkshire
Comment from : Josie Thornton

Alot of this is also similar to southern etiquette in the states!
Comment from : Allison Bradley

A lot of this is similar to the culture in the Appalachian areas in America, being as though a large number of the settlers of the region were from Ireland Especially the goodbyes, and the waving at everyone
Comment from : LSprowls

Canuck here That arerican guy was a little weird for offering that He sounds right creepy for storming off at your polite decline Not a cultural difference, a creepy guy experience
Comment from : Matthew Gracey

Sounds a lot like where im from rural Australia
Comment from : Allan Clelland

Ireland got even worse with anti-social behaviors from young Irish people like stealing a lot (Stealing everything you could think of), throwing eggs, mugging, and stabbing, just for 50 Euro worth of items in supposedly safe and luxurious areas Drug is out of control and the police system does not protect you from such things mentioned in this comment Accommodation is limited and not worth the price Sad but True I would even pay a little extra and fly anywhere to avoid this shit h@le
Comment from : Ines Werle

Irish ☘️ people are so friendly polite and more welcome with everyone I have been living in Dublin since 2015 and I really like Ireland 🇮🇪
Comment from : Gabriel Lazar

Wild to see how many similarities there are between the Irish and American Southerns!
Comment from : Hank Hultman

Today you look a Fairy 😊
Comment from : shamim hossen hossen

I am never late 😂
Comment from : Ann Carroll

I am Irish and all the Irish talk about are pubs and pints yawn !
Comment from : Richard Shiggins

If you are a Christian, remember that getting drunk is a sin Being Irish is no excuse for getting drunk
Comment from : Diana Pennell

I feel like i already do a lot of these subconsciously because my mom is from Ireland! So i feel like i could get by pretty well ☺️brAlso Americans did not get the slagging (teasing) memo they will most likely just get offended 😬
Comment from : Colleen

My wife and I are making our trip to Ireland this September Thank you for this VLOG, very helpful and gives us great awareness of being respectful and enjoying the people and country We will be self driving around the southern and western areas of Ireland for about a week, staying at BnBs We are excited to experience such a beautiful culture, one I know that gave us, at least early on, American's a lot of our courtesies and politeness We are not alcohol drinkers, so will we be rude in turning down offers of a pint?
Comment from : Tim Grose

they say " Thanks a million"
Comment from : udhaya thiruna

I am Irish to the back bone as are all of my ancestors! I have traveled all around Ireland by bus and it is not a “Sin!” to not thank the bus driver because he/she is under pressure to get to the next stop ON TIME and if everyone getting off the bus stopped to say thank you to the driver they would be held up for too long! Px
Comment from : Patzi OCallaghan

No one can withstand the daily alcohol consumption as much as o blood type ppl from uk
Comment from : Eyeswideopen

Why is she speaking in an American accent????
Comment from : John Anthony Fingleton

Pretty much everything she says is the same as in the UK…
Comment from : Simon Wright

Yes, very true I'm Irish living in Canada but go home every year You're msking me homesick😂
Comment from : Nicola McDonnell

no interpretation - Barrys Lyons is for people with disabled tastebuds
Comment from : Grumpy Old Git

My grandma would say, "it's not profanity, it's speaking in cursive" 😂 and yeah, a full-on wave indicates you're flagging them down because something is wrong
Comment from : JohnnyDystar

Would it offend someone if a person doesn't refuse the first time they were offered something?
Comment from : OcK

love your mind
Comment from : Alan Petersen

love evry part of the world excepet russia regards allan petersen dk
Comment from : Alan Petersen

I'm heading to Northern Ireland and Ireland at the end of this month, this video was so nice to find! So so excited
Comment from : mountainwhatever

What percentage of Irish girls refused the Rockefellers clot shot and held their grounds?
Comment from : Salman

Gorgeous woman from heaven❤️ !!!brI do love tou from sri lanka💓💓💓💓💓❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💜️💜️💜️💜️💜️💜️💜️
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