@russiandogtoy: fontaines dc has revived their personalities and their forgotten great great grandad

ronan:) :

Don’t forget them mentioning splitting the G and Normal People every 5 minutes.

sarahereeves :

Now do upper middle class Irish graduates in London larping as victims because the lady in the post office couldn't pronounce their unpronounceable Irish name even though they can't actually speak Irish fluently themselves

CuriousPeach :

Must ring parents to sort out my passport to annoy all my cousins

user5627581000 :

is funny cause grian was my neighbour when i moved to london and i asked him where to get a good guinness and he said the auld shilleagh lol

Ben Jones :

Seriously, I had never heard about splitting the G, until this year.

maccatorian :

The Shill getting big was one of the oddest things, the Army and Navy weirder. all the old classic football pubs.

Mad Ralph :

It’s me I’m sorry

BellaandChester :

Is that Paul Mescal I’m confused was he not born in Ireland 🇮🇪

Gregoryiain :

The Shillelagh is great and all that and if you enjoy Guinness that’s a treat for you but it is not, in any way, the best stout out there. Historical note: The narrow passageway running alongside The Auld Shillelagh was historically known as Hussey's Lane. Hussey's Lane connected Stoke Newington Church Street through to Cut Throat Lane. I’ll get my coat.

Siobhán :

Sorry to those born in Ireland but this is me 😋

jonsam :

took 170 years to get to this day and not one person mentioned a potato 😂❤️

Excalibrate :

Definitely a thing that happens

sodapopsoprano :

I thought we meant shillelagh outside of carnew

crispy :

sarahereeves :

with an Irish grandad they are Irish citizens why wouldn't they get an Irish passport?

Ben Jones :

Fontaines DC

Alex :

The best way to pour a guinness is down the toilet👌

wexfordman :

is this the shilleleagh in stoke Newington?

user8187037166638 :

I’m Irish and I was born in London . BTW. It’s the North of Ireland

yeeeeehaaaw :

irish parents, irish

getoutmyfuckingface1 :

No thought for why their grandparents came over btw

tomashman4 :

Not a single Londoner in the Auld anymore . All northerners without an accent and Aussies / Yanks

ghmyfghh123 :

Ok I’ve spared a thought for them what now? Is that just your way of saying ‘this is a thing’?

PeterPorker :

Oh so a passport doesnt make someone Irish now?[Laugh approved]