things I've learned while studying abroad in Ireland
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- Hey! My time in Ireland is almost done and I thought it was time to reflect on the things that I've learned so far. It was also time to talk to the camera, which I think I have been putting off. Please let me know if you like the video :) Thanks for watching!
The 23 year old rule is for nightclubs. The clubs close about 5 or 6 in the morning. Tobasco sauce was invented by an Irishman named McIlhinney. Ask for it by name and not just hot sauce. There is a scheme in Ireland that checks your age for buying alcohol, restaurants, supermarkets and pubs, if you look under 25 years old. I live in County Clare.
What a cute, nice, smart person. She reminds me of my daughter. Enjoy your times, Claire!
I'm from FSU and heading to Ireland after graduation! This video is so helpful!
Beautiful backdrops! I love the ‘ye’ phrase. It does sound handy! When I was working in London as a co-op student I had three flatmates from Ireland and they’d all say they were ‘shattered’ after a long day. Meaning absolutely exhausted. That one stuck with me! Glad you’re taking advantage of weekends and doing little side trips. I used to love going to the continent on weekends. Ahhh, nostalgia! You’re bringing me back, Claire.
Ok. Finished the video. 5 stars. Totally appreciated the classroom action shots, reflective insights, and the mood-setting music in the beginning! Ugh- peer pressure IS the worst… except when you survive to tell a great story!! 💕 #YOLOToAPoint
There’s a few bars who do that so that older customers don’t have to put up with drunk teens. It’s only a small percentage and it’s enforced with varying degrees of strictness. As soon as business goes a bit quiet, they usually quietly drop that over 23s rule.
Also, I’m not sure how I got here but hope you had a nice time here and the rest of your time in Europe 👍
In Dublin 'ye' becomes 'yez' or 'yiz'. 'Your' plural sometimes becomes 'youser'. Has a whole thing from the root 'ye'.
The Restaurant thing paying at the till is same in Britain as well or they will bring a m/c to your table to pay by Credit/ Debit card.
Paying " at the till" is the usual way to pay for your food in the UK.
You have to remember that you are in Ireland and NOT America, and teens will not attack you...especially girls !
The bars may have a " Check 23 or 25 " policy where ,if you look under those ages they will ask for I.D., even if the drinking age is 18. We have the same thing in the UK, not only in pubs/bars, but for all age restricted products from cigarettes to energy drinks.
McIlhenneys Tabasco sauce is in every supermarket in the land..
You are very unlikely to find it on restaurant tables, but there are lots of options in Oriental/Korean supermarkets etc.
Hostels are one sure way of, er, broadening your horizons... If you are using them in mainland Europe you'll be meaning people from the four corners of the world. Never had a problem, and used them in France, Germany, Belgium and Holland.
Hostels will move people around, you mightn't always have the same people sharing.
Very loud snorers can find themselves shuttled around... if you are unlucky the could be moved to your room!
I'm Irish, live in kerry. Great video.
Also, I wanted to say that I love your hair (still 😂)! Short hair suits you. And long and medium hair suits you. Essentially, if your goals to conquer the world fall through, there would be a future in wig-modeling for you. Just something to think about 🤷♀️ 🫶
that is the single best compliment i have ever gotten. thank you ☺️
Do we still get to see a London trip video??
The wall art is by David Lilburn, he has a website, some beautiful work. Are you studying to be a teacher? You're spot on with the language, and yes ye is the best word ever, its a holdover from the 10th -15th century middle english, similar to thee or thou. I hope you enjoy the rest of your time in Ireland and Limerick, I know it well.
You are so funny. You got good sense of humour.
THe music choice at the beginning. Wow.
The 23 age thing is to keep out annoying teenagers who can't handle their drink or don't spend enough money.
Glad you came to Limerick to study. It’s a pity you had to hide behind a bush . I am of course from Limerick. And thanks for choosing the best city in Ireland
Oh, and when someone says "I will, yeah" when you ask them to do something, that means they have zero intention of ever doing it, but don't want to hurt your feelings by telling you so!
Craic is more of a rural thing too
Ok. I have to pause this video immediately. Piper is solidly in her teens and I can attest this age group is as terrifying as all get-out. She lost her words, communicates only in eye-roll variations, and changed her name on me. Thank you for validating my current reality. Ok, carry on.
Grand means ok usually but it can be ambiguous yes
You’re adorable ❤
I thought the 23s thing was illegal now it was controversial at one time
🥀🌷🌹💐 good jee video hallo 6
What did you lean about Irish history and did you know that the Irish government have abandoned the Irish people 🤔 this is very important
I am French . What do you mean with that ?
Ye is more of a rural thing
Not at all. Ye is mainly the plural for you in southern Ireland in general whereas dublin and the north they use “yous”. I live in cork city and we use it constantly
Ye really is a Limerick saying. Not used much outside of there.
Used in tipparary also.
I think it's fairly widely used across the south. I still use it even after 50 years in Dublin. Everyone understands it.
Not even slightly true. Used all over the country. Literally everywhere.
@@Dreyno rubbish
@@francismcdonnell753 It’s not “rubbish” you clown. It’s used all over the country. “A Limerick saying” ffs. You need to get out more.
Ireland is NOT Europe