Tell me more about Irish people How is life in Ireland nowaday?

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I heard French is the language of the elite there.

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>>68718604
shit

I want to be American

>>68718633
Everywhere darling

>>68718604
It's pretty good thanks, weather is shit but apart from that things are grand. What would you like to know?

>>68718848
Is it easy to get a job in Ireland when you're french?

>>68718633
C'est vrai, dans la mesure où je parle Francais et je suis l'élite.

>>68718642
Nah, being an Irish emigrant to America is better than being an American.

>>68718881
It really depends on what you studied/want to do, there's plenty of work here in Pharma, IT and engineering.

If your English is good, which I assume yours is, it'll be as easy for you as it is for anyone else here. I know a couple of French people but they're all students. The French are generally pretty well liked here.

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>>68718931
>Irish emigrant to America
All I have left is a B-tier business course in Dundalk, I'm sure that ship has already sailed.

>>68718881
Yeah, you'll easily get a job speaking French in a call centre to tide you over.

>>68719132
Just get a job in the first multi-national you can, and beg for a transfer for the US until you get one.

I knew a DKIT graduate who was an accountant with one of the Big 4, I think it was Deloitte.

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I know one guy from Dublin who moved here a couple of years ago

I picked up the accent and can't get rid of it now

>>68719335
I'm not the lad you replied to but that's a good idea.

>>68718604
There, people still live in the age of the Gaels and Cromwell, with the rhythm of the rain and the sun and horses hooves.

They still believe in monsters of the lakes that are seen swimming in summer nights and dive back in for eternity

You still see men from elsewhere come to find some rest for their souls, and a little more warmth for their hearts

They still believe that the day will come, it's close at hand, when the Irish will make their peace around the cross

Over there, in Connemara, they know the cost of war.

Over there, in Connemara, they don't accept the peace of the Welsh, nor that of the Kings of England...

>>68719457
Pourquoi cet homme a decidé d'ecrire un chanson sur région Irlandaise?

>>68719374
So you "caught" a Dublin accent off your friend?
You're probably in love with him

Knobjockey

>>68719543
well he's the only native speaker of English I hang out with so it's natural that I mimic him whenever I think of proper, natural English

>>68718604
Fuck these non white shitskins literaly nigger tier iqs

>>68719627
Oh i thought you meant you speak Polish but with a Dublin accent

Fair enough

>>68719627
Is he a Polack who was raised in Ireland?

>>68719654
it would be pretty bizarre

but history's full of bizarre Irish-scented anecdotes, for instance Lenin himself spoke English with an Irish accent because his tutor was Irish

>>68719682
nah just a working class Dublin lad who married a Polish girl

>>68719713
>working class Dublin lad who married a Polish girl
Me in 4 years

>>68719515
For a very stupid and unromantic reason.

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Lacs_du_Connemara_(chanson)

>La chanson a été écrite et composée à Saint-Georges-Motel (Eure, France), dans la propriété de Michel Sardou. Ayant souffert de la chaleur à la suite d'un long voyage, le synthétiseur Sequential Prophet 10 de Jacques Revaux donnait un son proche d'une cornemuse, ce qui donna l'idée à Michel Sardou d'écrire une chanson écossaise. Comme ni lui, ni Pierre Delanoë ne connaissaient l'Écosse, Delanoë partit chercher de la documentation mais revint avec un prospectus touristique sur l'Irlande. Le texte s'inspire finalement du film L'Homme tranquille de John Ford, en évoquant un mariage irlandais et laissant le conflit entre protestants et catholiques en toile de fond.

Basically, his synthesizer got fucked by the heat during some summer and started sounding like a bagpipe, so he wanted to write a song about Scotland. But as he didn't know shit about Scotland, he searched for some info and just got a tourism pamphlet for Ireland.

>>68719742
There won't be any Poles in 4 years though.

>>68719795
Explain

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>>68719795

>Tell me more about Irish "people"
fixed that for ya

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>>68719815
>>68719816

Irish are Korean in eupope
Dog of UK(Japan),drunk

>>68719887
>implying
Me and the gf are Irish citizens, couldn't deport her if they wanted to

>>68719762
kek

>>68719845
>(((fixed that for ya)))
FTFY.

>>68718604
>How is life in Ireland nowaday?

They're all over here.

>>68720536
Then the word you're looking for is "lonely."

>>68718604
how ye boys

>>68718633
>be on the bus
>French students get on
>one of them tries to speak French to the bus driver
>"sorry love I don't speak French"
>repeats what she said to him, but slower
Le classiqué

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>>68718604
>Tell me more about Irish people

Let me tell you about the Irish...

>>68724078
delete this

irish "people"

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>>68718604

>>68724078
I wonder how the containment board that must not be named reacted when they saw this.

>>68724565
>Nigel
>Etymology: from the Irish name Niall
really makes you think

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http://vocaroo.com/i/s1Oes5V1qfqn

>>68724078
>Donald Trump
>Donald, from Gaelic Domhnall meaning world ruler
huh

I'm part irish, it's cool, i can sperg against the brits

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>>68720140

Yes, good on ya, boyo

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I went to Dublin last year for the first time in 15 years and it actually looked better

>>68727145
good boyo

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>>68727172

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>>68718604
It's becoming a multicultural paradise, lads.

>>68730154
It was already "multicultural" when everybody started speaking English.