How different is living in Ireland compared to living in the UK?

>>77061926
same shit more potatoes

>>77061926
I bit poorer but not so much. Also, God rules over Ireland and they are 100% catholic.

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>>77061926
One of them has humans living in it and the other has potato untermensch

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>>77062143
Anglo____________teutonic

>>77061926
Less infrastructure
More taxes
Simple as

>>77062143
>irish iberian
It sounds good

>>77061926
There are significantly less british people

Ireland is cheaper to live in. Also less multiculturalism. Alcohol prices are insane though.

>>77070735
>Alcohol prices are insane though
How can every single Irish person be an alcoholic if this is true?

>>77070768
Good question

>>77061926
UK seems more autistic when it comes to socio-economic status, we don't have as rigid a class system. We're Catholic. Less densely populated, streets don't feel crowded unless you're in Dublin city centre or something. Football isn't the dominant sport unless you're in certain towns like Bray, Drogheda or Dundalk. Most of the country seem to play Gaelic football or hurling instead and playing for the county is seen as high status. The public sector strikes me as cushier here. Different school system: Leaving Cert involves more subjects than A-levels. We also learn Irish of course though most don't speak it. It does serve useful for keeping foreigners out jobs such as police or primary school teachers since you need a good Irish grade in school to apply. This keeps non-Irish from these jobs since they're pillars of local communities. Towns and cities are bigger in the UK and the infrastructure is worse here: you won't see nuclear power plants here or buildings above 70m. UK is more cosmopolitan. UK supermarkets tend to have a wider selection of goods. Irish people tend to be begrudging of their peers' success, not exactly sure if this is a thing in the UK but I don't think it is so I'll list it.

Just some points from the top of my head

How true is this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJp7drI8hWQ

>>77070894
>Irish people tend to be begrudging of their peers' success, not exactly sure if this is a thing in the UK but I don't think it is so I'll list it.
This is definitely true of the working class here.

>>77070949
I've never succeeded at a single thing in my life. Does this mean I'd be well liked by your working class?

i read about bobby sands.
as a complete outsider not taking sides, i have to say he was right.

>>77072071
Shut the fuck up faggot. You don't know shit. You just think it's cool to side with the potato niggers because muh heritage or something.

>>77072098
no i don't care that much.
i read that he was bullied and his life was in danger so he had no other choice.

>>77070312
Fewer you illiterate potato nigger