Any experiences with Irish "celebrities" ?

She’s unbearable.

Something about her alright. Very pushy and false. Totally latched onto his fame (I’m no fan of his singing, but he earned it) and milked it for all it was worth.

Give it a rest, Pollyanna! 😡 We want to hear about obnoxious Irish celebrities, not nice ones! You haven't met Brian O'Driscoll by any chance, have you??

Fred Cooke, such a try hard, trying and failing to turn everything into a funny joke. Dose.

Rachel Sarah Murphy who played Jo in Fair City. A complete diva with notions. Runs a cleaning business now.

I met Ryan Tubridy at an event years ago, before he got the Late Show gig. He was very nice, very personable and spoke to as many of the audience as possible. He knew how to work a room.

Got chatting to a lady in the waiting area of a hospital, did realise until later that it was Aine Lawlor from RTE. She was very nice.

A taxi driver friend of mine got a fare to drop Rosanna Davidson and the husband out to the Electric Picnic from the local hotel they were staying at. A right dose they were apparently, didn't appreciate that my friend didn't "get" who they were! They wanted to be sure he'd pick them up later that night, no problem says my friend. The fare out was a fixed flat fare, agreed by the hotel so not generous. They paid in cash to the cent, not even one euro tip. He didn't answer their phonecall later to be collected.

I met Hector at a business launch/ promotion years ago, very put on act and not a good vibe in between "takes", didn't like him at all.

Dáithí Ó Sé - Really decent bloke who we met at a ribbon cutting ceremony. My mum, who had just moved here from the UK went up to him and said something along the lines of "I know you're famous but I really have no idea who you are!" He found this immensely amusing and spent the next 15 minutes with her, not talking about himself, but about where she was originally from, why she moved over here etc. He, like my mother, prefers Yorkshire tea to Barrys and they had a long conversation as to the best places to pick it up over here!

Jim Sheridan - Our village was the main location for the film "The Field" and, when we organised a 25 year anniversary weekend, we invited Jim Sheridan, not thinking for a second that he would turn up to our little shindig. Not only did he turn up but he spent every second of his weekend with the villagers. He directed a bunch of locals doing a re-enactment of the fight scene. He was funny, willing to engage and drank everyone else under the table!!!

Imelda may is an absolute sweetheart, just a well raised person with manners and class.

Sharon Corr is an absolute diamond as well, the rest of them are all very polite in a managed way, although Jim was fairly chatty, thankfully before his flat earth days

Dave mcsavage is a cnut, a pure piece of human garbage.

Just watch how someone talks to waiting staff, it'll tell you more than any interview.

Marty Whelan, couldn't meet a nicer guy. Parents met Johnny Logan in a supermarket Marbella and spoke to him for 5 or 10 mins, lovely man was the report.

Can confirm...he is a creep

Interesting comments about Alan Hughes, never met him personally but always thought he came across as creepy and odd on tv

Mentioned on here before I witnessed Twink having a rampage in the bank after being told no funds. Wouldn't wish that on anybody but she was horrible.

Used to serve Dunphy as a teen when I worked in a shop, polite, queued up and always said hello. Ian Dempsey the same.

Larry Mullen, said hello once and nearly had to fake my own death to get away from him he was talking so much, lovely man.

Shocker, last time I met Conor McGregor he was a gent and sat with us for a bit - in his own bar mind you but still.

Loads more MMA fighters, most are nice even Michael Paige.