What are IRISH PEOPLE like? #ireland #irish #dublin #belfast #galway #cork #limerick

What is living in #ireland like compared to #england , #uk or #australia ?
What are #irish people like? What is Ireland like in general?

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[j.zieleniewski]

As Polish I can say for me is normal behaviour any other way is just peasant attitude and that I really appreciate in Ireland that people are polite

[AbsoluteRangatira]

I'm a kiwi and have always found Irish people to be very polite and friendly ❤

[seanharkin]

I drive a School bus, double decker 90 capacity. When the term starts I always say hello and bye/see ya/ cheerio ( whatever they use) August-Oct 20% response. Christmas 60% My target by summer is 100% And almost always get them. They become friends I wear them down 😂 100% agree about thanking people. I'll be saying Thank you to the staff in the Fisherman's Glengad ( up near Malin Head) 10 days and counting...

[BeardedChieftain]

Being an Aussie Ancestry, I never felt more at hoe in another country than in Ireland. The manners I was instilled with growing up are in abundance in Ireland.

[somebodyCHBiH]

We should apply this everywhere, world would be a bit nicer.

[Tagdh]

And clap after the plane 4 days ago for the first time I went on a different airline than aer Lingus this time I went on Lufthansa and nobody clapped at the end of the flight I had my hands ready and I was so surprised

[Themapleleaforever]

As I Canadian I will over polite you so challenge excepted.

[Rob-rpcw]

Wow, a warning on comments? Whats wrong the world. In Australia it is considered rude to not thank amybody rhat does anyhting for you, whether they are being paid or not. Manners and courtesy seem to be a thing of the past. I am 42 and theres a big difference between those older than me (Gen X+) and the younger

[ogstackadolla]

In America, saying thank you to the bus driver is like clapping when a plane lands

[candyh]

Ohhh, okay, some things about my family dynamics make more sense now!

[louisewilliams]

In England, it's pretty normal too, certainly in buses and I should have thought it would apply to very many in restaurants.

[JoeKelly-xgxr]

Tell our recent blow in, s 😂 ireland is kaput folks !

[Dadadin]

so you mean, just be normal? no problem!

[TzarCowski]

I lived in Ireland as a Canadian. This is bs

[CrastinateLikeAPro]

Talk about interesting cultural differences. I never would have considered not saying thank you for certain daily things like getting off the bus could be considered rude.

[comrade_soup]

so just be a normal person pretty much?

[Ray]

Isn't that just being normal? Everywhere?

[gratitude]

Australia was like this in the past, not so sure now with the massive influx of unwanted immigration watering down our culture.

[xyzpharaoh]

Basic manners are a thing of the past it’s incredible how disrespectful and disconnected people are today