Do people like Ireland and the Irish??

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I love Ireland and the Irish!

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Dafydd

Yes I like both the Irish and Ireland - and that's both North and South.

brainyandy

I love Ireland and the Irish people. Although I couldn't eat a whole one. Only kidding, I have friends in Ireland and love to go back there at every opportunity.

princesstasha08

Yeah i find the irish very friendly and outgoing lol

Ace Babe

If I could choose another accent it would be irish, I would love to sound just like a friend of mine when she speaks, it's lovely and so is she.

Trinity

I really like the Irish, accent, music, riverdance, the whole culture...but you might not like me cos I'm English?

rhino

the best accent in the world.Love ireland and the people.....the women are beautiful,and their eyes are stunning....

S-M

the irish are great people,i love thier accent,
and it's a beautiful country.

hi fenris,i'm just stating a fact x

diamonds

my mum is from Ireland...i find them a lovely bunch of people with a passion for living life to the full - which is great!

p.s. totally disagree with Pumpkin...the Irish accent is gentle & sexy i think!!

princesspea990

I live in England and would say the Irish accent is the most fabulous accent in the world. I LOVE IT. Ireland really is a most beautiful place with beautiful warm and funny people.

Misty Blue

What's not to like?

colin_mcnally

i've NEVER been so proud to be Irish as right now!
i just read all the answers to this Q and it makes me so glad to be where i'm from.

thank you everyone for your compliments!!

i do hope our reputation keeps up and always proceeds us forever!!

thank you again

♫ ค๓คiค, la doncella CASTA ♫

I've been living in Dublin for six years and I love it! Irish people is very friendly (most of them, anyway) and I like my life here.

Guardian angel

Yes I think the Irish are a great laugh,very friendly and warm.I am lucky enough to get to work in Ireland sometimes.Here's an example of their sense of humour http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJSrVNKnr0

Ellie

Generally everyone the world over loves Ireland and the Irish, hence why St Patrick's day is celebrated the world over. And most people love Scotland and the Scottish too.

Have you never noticed how all Americans came from either Ireland or Scotland? None of them want to admit they came from France or Germany, lol.

plato

Hope so as I'm Irish but do not live in Ireland-would love to go back though!
Glad you said that SM lol

Stewpot

I Love the Irish Accent especially when a Gal says something nice to you. I'm a Massive Fan of The Corrs

dancingchick122

i'm irish and i don't mind it here!

Jasmine J

Well as an Irish person let me say complimented i feel and how thankful i am for all of your kind words.always remember that there are good and bad people everywhere though i suppose the irish are,for the most part,a decent bunch with a few flaws and plenty of bad apples.as regards the english who fears that he/she may be unwelcome here due to their own nationality,let me say that you're more than welcome to come over and see us adn if you're warm and friendly you'll be welcomed as one fo our own.you might meet a few idiots who'll have a problem with your accent but just ignore them and enjoy your holiday.cead mile failte!

greenorlagh

Well I do.

Orla C

I was born and reared in Ireland, and have been abroad quite a lot. So far I've been welcomed by every nationality I've met - France, Italy, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Portugal, the Netherlands ....

So far the only real nastiness I ever experienced in terms of nationality was when I hit an obnoxious drunken Englishman who would not stop trying to feel me up, even when I told him to back off. He started yelling at me that I didn't like him because I was Irish and he was English, and I yelled right back No, I don't like you because you're an arsehole.

I'm happy to say that there was a large group of English people in the room at the same time who agreed with me, and the women in that group were particularly congratulory as he had been hassling them as well. The drunken Englishman went to another part of the pub and cried to the owner/barman who fed him coffee and came up to tell me that yer man was downstairs bawling crying because a woman hit him. However, the owner/barman knew the guy of old and reckoned he had it coming.

That Englishman was a lot nicer to women after that. So we were sort of friendly then .... but he always made sure he was facing me, and always kept a few metres or a few people in between us. ;-)))))

kevina p

Hi, I love Ireland and the Irish people, i have only visited Dublin (3 times in the past year) but i love it, i cannot have more praise for the country or it's people. One member of my family married a girl from Dublin many years ago, and they have visited all over Ireland and also love it.

danny t

ireland is a beautiful country and i spend a lot of time there on business.as to the irish people i have met those i like and those i dont.those i dont would be the same person of any nationality.i have made many good lifelong friends.

Beejee

I like the Irish...even the 'Fighting Irish', if only on the gridiron but my affection would be greater if they would talk lower and slower.

catdubh1970

<===== Here I am !!! :-)

I love IRELAND and IRISH people!!!!

The Irish accent is the sexiest in the world, I wish I could have it, unfortunately it will remain a dream :-(

***** Slainte *****

... I'm from Italy

Jamie B

I live in Newfoundland and we are majorly influenced by Irish culture, and I love every bit of it.l

judi

Well I'm English but I love Ireland and the Irish people. There are different accents there and I like the lilt of them all. I like to visit whenever I can.

slipstreamer

Hi, American with Irish roots (don't we all) who has visited Ireland. My first experience with the Irish was via family and friends, co-workers in the US...and all have for the most part been great. Beautiful country with friendly people.

I think the Irish are well liked overall; Ireland is a small and peaceful country that hasn't had much political intrigue outside it's own borders/history with England, so no nationality really has a bad opinion of them. They have flown under the radar in international politics.

♥ Baby Leprechaun ♥

I do.!!!
Maybe i'm a little biased though..xx

Melanie

well i dont have a problem with the irish, i am part irish myself

Liz

I am English and living in Ireland and married to an Irish man. I see no problems with Irish people. I get on well with them.

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