Irish People Whats the problem?

there irish

Perhaps because he's "just been on a weekend drinking session in Dublin".

yes whats wrong with birmingham?

sorry slough?

sorry bolton?

sorry blackburn?

sorry yes what is with the irish?

you come over here and you steal our women i can't even get a girlfreind fed up with youz all

i never have this problem in blackpool

Dublin's full of gayers.

private piles 13 Dec 18:04
there irish


Yes, and most of them can probably use English better than you can.

Perhaps because he's "just been on a weekend drinking session in Dublin".

So the Irish don't like tourists with cash on hip then? Thats a great backwards view to economics.

ldee

Could be something to do with the way your country treated the Irish for 800 years

Now you're crying because you got a bit of stick on a drinking session

Or perhaps the Irish lads were**ging the fact that you've got eyebrows on your cheeks

Who knows

PS

Thank you, come again

7 euros a pint, they should be noshing him off

wur 13 Dec 18:09
Dublin's full of gayers.


Not Gay how dare you although my first boyfreind was gay

That's strange because I've been there and found no such thing.

Could be something to do with the way your country treated the Irish for 800 years


Spare me the very old school grievances and victim thinking. If anyone of recent generations should be bitter it's the English against the Irish. thanks Gerry and his boys for that!

i married one, no wonder i always welcome

also you brag how good England is if it's that good why don't you stay there leave our woman alone

to be fair itsmyturn, dont see a lot of people bragging about how good it is at the mo

get no grief when i am in athlone

Why anyone would want to go there is beyond me, poxy tea caddys

Just want to say I'm English and have been to Eire (including Dublin) several times and have had nothing but warm hospitality.

If you go anywhere with the wrong attitude you won't be liked.

Ovalman
i will remember that it's good advice

If you go anywhere with the wrong attitude you won't be liked.

Off course. But on this occasion the bad attitude came from the Irish.

Could be something to do with the way your country treated the Irish for 800 years

Ye, that sounds like the bitter resentful Irish to me. Holding the modern day population to blame for Cromwell's (and the Irish lairds who willingly sold out their own to the English) transgressions.

Fair enough, you carry on with your petty grudges and I'll take my holiday cash to Prague, job done.

From my own experiences I suspect some of the Irish think that Ireland should be one country.

Great country, great people, warm welcome as long as you don't act like a tw@t. No problem!

Its what you make it.

We go to Burnley every year for a weekend p1ss up, some are unfriendly to us (I'm Norn Irish BTW.) Does it stop us from having a good time?

Enjoy yourself and take a chill pill.

BTW I've been down south loads of times, even supporting my proddy team. The locals have been fantastic on every occasion.

Great country, great people, warm welcome as long as you don't have an English accent....

13 Dec 19:30
Great country, great people, warm welcome as long as your scottish.

you wont get as good a welcome anywhere as you will in Ulster
lovely markets, good hotels, great hospitality

You can't make judgement about people based on a weekend
drinking trip. Generally Irish people will be nice to you if you
are nice to them although you may be unlucky and bump into
some who are are atogonistic towards some British for
historical reasons.
The same applies to Irish people in Britain. The majority of British
have no problem, but there a few because of bad experiences
with IRA etc. will continue to have some negative views.

Been to Dublin 3 times and also had nights out in Limerick and Shannon and no bad vibes or animosity at all - and I most definitely sound English coming from Watford.

it's the ones north of Watford that steal our woman

I was dabbling a rather fit Irish bird when at Uni and she invited me over a year or two after Uni 'for a drink' and I got a bit of stick for being English and even more for necking on with a hot local bird.

Think i'll fire off a text to her now actully...

Göring 13 Dec 18:12
That's strange because I've been there and found no such thing.
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thats coz you were 20,000 feet up .. looking for Liverpool Docks !!

Wedged 13 Dec 20:45
I was dabbling a rather fit Irish bird

we dont want your type here ta

the english don't like being reminded of their country's past.
but they love to remind the germans about theirs.

hypocricy writ large.

spot on ^ ;)

Come across countless people from the UK while out and about in Sydney.They're mostly terrific until they've had too much then they require a fight.Scots probably the worst offenders surpassed only by Irish.Totally mad.The strange thing is they are nearly all about as big as a large jockey (what do they eat?) and going mad in pubs in Sydney,with a significant number of massive pacific islanders as clientele,is suicidal!!

I blame the Romans

itsmyturn 13 Dec 19:14


also you brag how good England is if it's that good why don't you stay there leave our woman alone

"our woman"?? FFS, have you only got one between the lot of you?? ;)

probably just winding your mate up, he sounds very humourless tbh

I thinks it's cuz the English as a nation are loud, obnoxious, arrogant, call us thick, and tend to swagger about like they've got a canoe under each arm.

from my experience some Irish (and other celts) are fine until they`ve had a drink or two and then the outpouring of bitterness starts.
It` pathetic really, since English people of today have no personal responsibility for what happened in the past (that goes for the Empire`s misdemeanours as well).

double standards by Irish people making a living in England, enjoying our hospitality.

What a stupid thread!! The Irish are no different from people in others countrys. Yes you will get a few bad eggs, or a few that will get rowdy after a few drinks and go looking for trouble, but to brand everyone on the actions of a few is stupidly naive.
The majority of people in Ireland, as in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are very nice and friendly.

nononsense 15 Dec 11:26
from my experience some Irish (and other celts) are fine until they`ve had a drink or two


The Brits (if we must generalise) of course are perfectly behaved when they have had a drink or two.

WALOFS

nob heads on drink tour would pish off the locals anywhere its nothing to do with the irish v english u jerker