Irish People

>>78372828
>Are they giving me a hard time cause I'm English?
Everyone would, you're as annoying as Americans except even more rude and retarded
>How do I get Irish people to like me?
Stop being a brit

saying
>excuse me interrupting your potato feast mr paddy but could you rent me your mudhut for these fine high quality pound sterlings instead of your german money?

is not polite

>>78372960
kek

>>78372828

While I've never rented myself, the vast majority of people I know who have rented have generally had unpleasant experiences; it's common throughout the country because there are very little regulations on landlords and renting.

There's also the chance that when the landlords pick up on your accent, they might think you're a student looking for accommodation; most landlords will flat out refuse to deal with students.

Anyway I hope you enjoy your time here in Ireland

>>78373199
Thanks
Any more tips on not pissing off the Irish?

>>78373209
>>78372879
>>78372828
Wtf? Even Croats who work in Ireland don't have a problem renting from potatoniggers

>>78372960
>HUNG Gary
I laughed at ur post :^)

>>78372828
The Irish look down on the English. They're wealthier than you are. You can't blame them for regarding you like you would a Pakistani.
Just bow and don't make eye contact.

>>78373209

Being polite is all I can say really, the vast majority of us are grand and have no problems with the English, best thing to do to anyone who does give you a hard time is ignore them.

A good way to endear yourself to the local Corkonians (I'm one myself) would be to talk about how Cork is overall better than Dublin (the rivalry is a bit like that South vs North rivalry in England)

>>78373395
>the rivalry is a bit like that South vs North rivalry in England
and Cork is more like the north or the south of england? This is an important difference

>>78373413

The North, the Dubs are very arrogant in the way that they think everyone wants to be from Dublin when in actuality, a lot of people have a general dislike for them

>>78373574
Right, so Corkonians are the peasants

>>78373599

Exactly. The word you'll hear in Ireland is "culchie"; in most of the country it refers to a rural person, in Dublin it refers to anyone who is not from the city