Geography Now! Ireland

A long time ago a noble Irishman contacted me and asked if he could help with the animations on GN. Little did he know that one day he would be flown out and FEATURED in his own country's video. Thanks so much Peadar. Not just for your help but friendship as well.

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[GeographyNow]

if you don't understand his accent, just smile and look at the pretty pictures and figure it out. Welcome to Europe's favorite drinking mate, #IRELAND! And Thanks Peadar for all your help!

[snowl]

"I'm 1/8 Irish" -Every American

[DankBoyy]

England: *invades Ireland for not being Catholic*
Also England: *invades Ireland for being too Catholic*

[jonahhumkamp]

Rain, potatos, a divided country, weird language and beer ? As a German, I feel deeply attached :)

[stephenmurphy]

13:56 It’s worth mentioning that we have a significant Brazilian community here in Ireland. Over 15, 000 Brazilians live here and are the second fastest growing immigrant group, according to the 2016 census. 🇧🇷🇮🇪

[shreybansal]

As a student in Galway, I can say " The weather isn't bad, it's your clothes" 🇮🇪🇮🇪

[ajon]

I’ve lived here my whole life and I just now realized ireland looks like a McNugget

[shaneetsaha]

Ireland is such an unique and beautiful and happy country 💕
Lost of Love to Ireland 🇮🇪
From India 🇮🇳 ❤️

[__ThatGuyDave__]

As a Canadian Irish dual citizen, my ancestral homeland will always hold a special place in my heart 🇮🇪🇨🇦

[mimiHTcat]

'the luck of the irish' is quite an ironic phrase as historically speaking, the irish have not been very lucky.

[exth]

If I had a Euro for every American that claimed they were Irish I would be very very wealthy!

[bespinguard]

Hey don’t laugh at dingle, it’s beautiful, has a great icecream shop called Murphy’s and had a dolphin called Fungie that has since fecked off

[papav]

Greetings from Poland to Irland folks, we know your struggle, where you were positioned near behemoth of expansion 🇵🇱🤝🇮🇪

[willrichards]

"Ireland is very green...the end", had me cracking up!

[adamfinnegan]

Nobody

Americans : *My Uncle's stepdads cousins sisters pet hamsters left toe is Irish*

[MilosStevanovic]

As somebody who was born in Serbian I love Irish culture, people, music...Great video guys.

[danielmurphy]

Some notes on the Irish language:
- It is called Gaeilge
- The Ó prefix in names is for males and for females changes to Ní
- There is no singular word for yes/no
- The communities who do speak it are known as Gaeltachts and students will go there to practice during the summer (big deal)
- All signs and government docs must be issued in English and Gaeilge
- And finally, it is NOT similar to English so stop saying the pronunciations are stupid or weird, it is LITERALLY a different language!! (Goes for names too like Niamh or Meadbh)

[boehseryappi]

Ahhh... 🇮🇪 Ireland
I love this beautiful country and its great people.

Greetings from 🇩🇪

[adamender]

Originally, Irish surnames never had prefixes but then clans started splitting up and people started using names like “Mac Conchobhair” which means “Son of Conchobhair” and the grandson and all generations coming after that are called “Ó Conchobhair” which means “descendant of Conchobhair”. The prefix “Mac” was kept by some for some reason though. The Nic prefix is the female equivalent to Mac and Ní is the female equivalent to Ó, whenever a woman gets married, she will change the prefix to “Uí” and her surname to her husband's surname. The British came so everyone with an anglicized surname just uses the “Mc” or “O” prefix

[luciendehaine]

Love Ireland from France 🇫🇷♥️🇮🇪
I've been there once, it was great