When you call an Irish person British... 😶 #irish #gaeilge

[brianchecketts]

Dumb ways to die.... lol! What a polite way to explain an Irish temper.

[MajorMustang]

The IRA from my grandfather's blood:
"So you have chosen DEATH."

[wyntr]

We're about to experience some troubles.

[ambermchugh]

thanks for putting that song back in my head on reoeat, its been years

[greyswandir]

This. This right here. It hurts so much when I see a "map of Ireland" with the North cut out. 😢

[KC-wigh]

💯 %. Tá mé í mo chonaí Tuaisceart Éireann ( so I get it 🤣🤣😡)

[ofaoilleachain]

Greannmhar, ach cinnte...amadáin ar fad!

[drewfinn]

Tá do chaiscín meilte agat …a new personal favorite ✨

[CHRISTINA-LEONARD]

I mo thuairimse, go bhfeicfidh daoine nach drochchairde iad Éire agus an RA ach go bhfaighidh siad an reiligiún i gceart.😭😭😭😭

[lancersharpe]

The opposite is true of many Northern Irish.

[theotherguy]

I'm both. Brit mum and Irish da... things get weird sometimes

[brídeann]

Is cuimhin liom sa Fhrainc chuir bean ceist orainn ar as Sasann dúinn (is as Uladh muid, tá muid iontach bán). Dúirt muid gur as Éire dúinn agus dúirt sí “An banríon céanna!”

Tá brón orm seo a rá, ach tá tú mícheart (nó mar a bhíonn mo theaghlach ag magadh, tá an mícheart agat. Níl gramadach comh huafasach sin againn, nbb!)

[magaolinewood]

Tá sé nimhneach nuair a deir deisceartaigh é seo - an dtuigeann tú?

Have to love the aftermath of partition whereby the Irish within the 6 counties aren't even seen as Irish to their so called 'country men'

[calebbodiford]

Considering the English sold Irish as slaves

[calebbodiford]

Also Americans don’t learn European geography in school, so they think England, the UK, Britain, and Ireland are all the same country 😢