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Things Irish people erroneously think are uniquely Irish.

Scanlas The 2nd

I'll start with banter.

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mattjack

Dancing in their front room....

Timfy

20 pints then driving home "on the back road"...

Red hair

Barack Obama.

Tayto

Thanking the bus driver when getting off the bus. They do this in New Zealand too.

Seaneh

doyle61 wrote: »

Tayto

Tayto is uniquely Irish...

The company thats operates in the UK are just licencing the name and recipe. Totally different company.

Northern Ireland

Greatness.

Celts

Misery, complaining and begrudgery.

passatman86

four leaf clover !

Zebra3

Stout.

Which is actually an English drink.

darrcow

fat and ugly women:D

Markcheese

Crap weather

uberalles

I'll bike you. Parent with no intention of getting said item.

mikemac1

Corrupt politicians

Our boyos are saints compared to the Italians

dirtyden

A good fry-up. Probably erroneous but I dont think you can get a fry as good outside of this fair isle.

A good pint of Guinness.

Sandwich Ham.

Proper spuds!

YouTookMyName

Saying That wan or your man.

LiamMc

The brand Bulmers cider.

Dry Stone walls

European Colony

8thC writing

Irish = Celt

Monoglotism

English-Language Students from Spain in the Summer.

Calling French, Italian and Spanish English-Lanaguage Students "Spanish Students"

Black Pudding

White Pudding

Red Lemonade

opti0nal

The Jig (Irish: port) is a form of lively folk dance in compound meter, as well as the accompanying dance tune. It developed in 16th century England, and was quickly adopted on the Continent where it eventually became the final movement of the mature Baroque dance suite (the French gigue; Italian and Spanish giga).[1] Today it is most associated with Irish dance music and Scottish country dance music.[2]

OurLadyofKnock

Counties - they are as British as Finchley

Irish Trad Music - French import around late 1700s

Galway City - English invention

Every single UK soccer club - we have something called the League of Ireland.

OurLadyofKnock

Everybody loves us.

spurious

Hating your own language....oh no wait...

kleefarr

Anyone that's famous.

Quorum

dirtyden wrote: »

A good fry-up. Probably erroneous but I dont think you can get a fry as good outside of this fair isle.

Yup, the great British fry-up includes a sinful slice of crispy fried bread. Nom nom nom.

Quorum

YouTookMyName wrote: »

Saying That wan or your man.

No, that is definitely, definitely uniquely Irish.

Vita nova

Lyons Tea

Used to be Irish but was taken over by Unilever (Anglo-dutch MNC), and production (selection/blending/packing etc.) was moved to their PG Tips production facility in Manchester. Not sure if they used a different blend for the Irish market but certainly not an Irish product.

dirtyden

Quorum wrote: »

Yup, the great British fry-up includes a sinful slice of crispy fried bread. Nom nom nom.

The brits do a decent brekkie, and a mean cup of tea. But they cannot beat a proper irish one.

dirtyden

LiamMc wrote: »

Monoglotism

I had to google monoglotism. Does that make me a zeroglot?