Do you know any Irish people in your country?

Yep

no
but I know a brit and that's pretty much the same thing

irish expats all over the place here in northern california

know 8 personally. they are all in the trades and all drink in at the same bar as me

>>53490232
Unfortunately

>>53490434
The ones who emigrate are mostly 'lads'

>>53490232
Yep, my cousin married an Irish guy

Some Irish guy picked a fight with my boss about hard tacos being the real thing and not tex-mex in a Mexican restaurant I used to work in. The guy broke his nose so he closed early in the morning to go to the hospital and gave me a free day. I've been really fond of Ireland ever since that day.

Ye boi

>>53490870
>"Tacos"
Here they're called tacos gringos.

Alas, yes. Is it genetically coded into Irish DNA to run away from their own country in droves at the first sign of trouble now?

>>53490232
nope. Where do you usually go?
also I'm surprised we're not higher on the list

>>53490232
i havent met a fellow irish person other than my family since i came here 3 years ago

>>53491096
I don't know anything about Mexican food, I was there for the money and the whole not being a neet thing.

>>53491241
they have burritos, tacos, nachos, tortillas, and other shit

>>53490232
No one.

>>53490232
Yeah hundreds there there pretty based. My uni is literally 2/3ds Irish.

>>53490232
I've met one from norther Ireland, if that counts.

>>53490232
Yes

>>53491743
wur dei catlik r prdsting

>>53490232
No cant say I do

>>53492045
good lad

>>53490232
Nope.

Test

>>53490232
A couple, they're alright. But I know plenty of diaspora and they're annoying as fuck.

Too many of the fuckers

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>>53490232
Well then...

>>53490232
Yep

you can't go more than a few feet without hearing one of those cunt drying accents

>>53490232
I ran a business years ago in New Jersey and had some Irish clients i used call FOBs (Fresh Off the Boeing). They were top guys and only had a problem with them once. Guy comes in my office with an accent so thick i just handed him an pencil and paper and told him to write down what he needed. I always wondered what part of Ireland he came from.

>>53490232
>>53490232
Surprisingly I have never met an Irish person in Canada.

>>53493062
Conamara.

>>53494940
I haven't met any in terms of accent, but just ones with Irish heritage.

>>53492870
>Australia complaining about accents

Hol' up

>>53494940
Lots of us are beginning to move to Canada now. You'll probably see more in the next few years.

>>53496794
How come? Our economy is in the shitter.

>>53496861
i think trudeau did something with immigration policy

Yeah I've met several just in my small province alone.

>>53490232

Yes, a few.

>>53490232
The guy who cuts my hair and my friend whose a bartender's friend(whose a bar manager at a different place).

My wife is Irish.

I am part Irish (my paternal grandmother's maiden name was Brennan). Overall I blend in very well, its not the 1800s anymore and most Irish are just like every other American.

>>53491224
Where do you live? There are little enclaves of Irish in the greater NYC area.

>>53490232
>nz

never met one in my life

My wife's boyfriend is Irish.

My girlfriend's husband is Irish.

>>53490232
my grandparents

>>53490232
why do mexico has some many irish people?

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>>53490232
>that high percentage in all those god tier countries

>>53497762
>mexico
>god tier

>>53497762
>Mexico
>Vagabondtugal

wew lad

>>53497797
>implying i was talking about mexico

>>53490232
Met some before. I don't any very well.

A guy in my uni is red headed and his last name is Mc Donnell
He's chilean tho

>>53490232
Irish-Spanish couples are/were pretty popular for an unknown reason. I know some of their kids.

Irish race horses is well known rather than irish people in japan.
like a Singspiel,Pilsudski,Tony Bin and Moon Ballad.