Irish funny old man hates St Patrick's Parade on TV3 News FULL
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- čas přidán 31. 03. 2022
- Old Irish pensioner talking about the St Patricks Day Parade and that he thinks its the greatest load of ponce and once. He says at the end what he actually done on Paddys Day and that he stayed in the back garden with his dog.
I thought he did the American Accent very WELL..😂😂😂
its not exactly a difficult accent is it.
@@stijnvandamme76 the man is eighty..hello..🙄🤣🤣🤣
He did indeed.
indeed, better than most Americans
"I didn't know there were that many eejits in the world", what a lad xD
Hes a witty aul buck 😂
Absolutely on the ball.
😂👍🏼
Says the old man in a commercial shopping centre buying overpriced rip offs !😂
derp@@googlecontrolled
This Man is Brilliant, Give him the Job as The New Irish PM😂
Taoiseach is the word you’re looking for
This is the Irish PM.
one witty, truthful comment does not (unfortunately) a leader make
@@thecosmicxx Pronounced as Tee shoch (chief) - an Irish high school teacher told me.
Don’t make a fool out of yourself
Good to see that grumpy old men is universal! 😂👍
What a geezer ,buy that man a pint.
But him a pint 😂😂😂😂 he still wouldn't be happy 😊 happy moaning in the garden 😊 feel sorry for the dog having to listen to him 😊
100% agree with this gentleman. What a load of superficial confused nonsensical rubbish the people of Ireland have to put up with. Compliments of the EU membership funding I expect. Just watched 2024 and it's worse. The money spent on this load of crap could have been used to promote Irish heritage and conservation of Holy Wells, and traditional Irish brigades.
Why on earth would the EU fund this hogwash?
All of which would be funded by the EU
Can you cite an example of Irish heritage, Mary?
@@BrownDaddy007...the music?
The profits generated by St Patrick's day can also be "used to promote Irish heritage and conservation of Holy Wells, and traditional Irish brigades.
Ah yes the day when half of AMERICANS claims they are “Irish”. No, you are American
Better Americans claiming Irish heritage than giving Irish citizenship to economic freeloaders who couldn't give a flying fuck about our country. I lived in the USA and they always treated me well.
Thank you for this comment. I despise it when you get Americans claiming they’re Irish when their ancestors moved there in the 1840s. My dads Spanish mother is more Irish than them at this point 😂
What’s really laughable is the way American Presidents are always desperate to prove they’re Irish too 🤣🤣
They’re Nationality is American, ethnicity Irish.
Plastic paddies .
This man speaks for all of us! 🇮🇪 Legend!
😂👍
Really 🙄
@@malahammer yes lol
He doesn't speak for everyone, the Americans pay their way, he didn't support shit.
Speak for yourself . St Patrick Day is a big day & Celebrated in all church halls Bacon & Cabbage. Irish stew 😊 the works & live band with singing & dancing & local pubs partying all day. Kilburn & surrounding areas was swinging, we celebrate our Culture beliefs & values . Not a miserable face around 😂😂😂😂
Good on you l live in lreland and am lrish and l love st Patrick's day ❤
Top man - he’s absolutely correct!
Absurd
@@margaretsleator5530 - who owns Guinness genius?
@@davideddy2672 Diageo plc. London, England.
That's what makes dubs so great this old lads upfront honesty and wit
Love the dubs!
Absolutely right ✅️ what a great man
My HERO! And he's not alone in thinking that.
Why not call it by its proper name.."Guinness Day" and not be using the saints name in vain..I agree with that man. A true Dub. 🇮🇪
The commandment is about not using God´s name in vain, not a man´s name.
Jasus I never thought of that...@@Gordon_2000
Every day is a Guinness Day. Then you have the Guinness+ days like Paddys, 6 Nations, Cheltenham, Christmas, New Years, Birthdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sunday roast days.
It's fun for the kids!
@@user-hm1vp5uw9r. Great comment!
The modern incarnation of Paddy's day is an Irish American invention which had good intentions initially. The Irish were treated poorly when they first arrived in North America and so by coming together and putting together a spectacle it helped assert their identity and pride of place in their new home. Traditionally in Ireland it was acknowledged and there were small gatherings (religiously without drink) and after years of it growing in popularity in the States, even being celebrated by people who had no connection to Irish heritage, it then got served back to the Irish in this new, over the top, commercialised, fun but tacky form. The Americans did the same thing with Halloween, a traditional Scots Irish end of harvest celebration, now it's a worldwide phenomenon.
@user-gp5in5ss1n, Trying to write in you "name" is too much of a task in itself. However, I thought I should point out the fact of why "St. Patricks" (like all the other American bullshit, for commercial reasons only) has been allowed in the first place. It was because of all the Irish blood spilt fighting for "Lincoln" and not a few fighting for the Confederates. I was only after that blood and murder for "freedom" that the Irish were recognized as "white" people. Believing in the American "dream" is like putting your hand in a bag of snakes hoping to pull out an eel. Have a nice day, as they say.
He is not wrong is he, it’s a load of bollox.
Jackeen. Traitors.
@@spazzymacgee5648 Dubs are traitors? SF, FG, FF, Labour, all traitors.
Absolutely brilliant 😂 , if that's not a father ted charachter then i don't know what is.
WTF?
because he's Irish???
It's so silly it's almost offensive.
Proper Irishman. Love it
Proper old hypocrite of a jackeen you mean.
Blokes brilliant! Fair play, not everyone's cup of tea!
Refreshing the hear the truth.
If father ted was ever to be made a sitcom again this old lad would be a shoe in for father Jack
father jack hackett was a pedofilic drunk. not the compliment you think it is?
@KevinDunne-zc4or, A "shoe in" for etc.--when did you become an "American?"
I'm Scottish and I can't be arsed with all these 'saints' days including St. Andrew's day.
Love this old fella and I'd love to have a pint with him.
Yep, a load of bollox. Paddy’s is a Yank-fest and St Andrew’s - nobody gives a Donald Duck. This is straight out the SNP a playbook.
If you would love to have a pint with him, you are probably not Scottish, but another American thinking he is not American. If you were actually Irish or Scottish, guys like him would be everywhere at the local pub and you would make a point not to bring it up.
@@EspenX Never thought I'd see someone actually doing the no true scotsman thing. You have stones for braincells
Some English people are obsessed with St George's day but do feck all to get it treated as a national holiday and just moan about foreigners oppressing them for not celebrating it and yet he was a Turk and probably not white even though the term white caucasian comes from the Caucas mountains of Eastern Europe.
@@pevebe You never thought you'd see someone doing the no true scotsman thing? You just saw a video of an old fellow saying the same thing. Do you think Scots have any more patience with Americans pretending they are Scottish than Irish have with Americans pretending they are Irish because their great great grandfather moved to the US?
Nice one mate, it’s great to see someone like you a true Irish man not talking about getting pissed and drinking Guinness . I will have a few for yeah 🍺🍺🍻🍻 cheers, happy Easter.😁🍺
The Square's PA system playing 'cry me a river' didn't work in this instance. He's the people's champ.
Well said mate 👏
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT 😂
I once went down Kilburn High Road in London with 2 Irish people on St Patrick's day. They kept saying the diddly-i music was getting on their nerves.
I got headbutted and bottled on St.PD 2000 on Kilburn High Rd
@@arthurballs9632 That may have been my local vicar, aka Nutter Nick, he gets out of control on the Buckfast
@@jakecavendish3470 if he's from the travelling community and goes everywhere with his bottle-wielding decon and choirmaster, it no doubt was him. God bless the f#####.
@@arthurballs9632 Wouldn't put it past him, he's from Stoke
It's just an excuse for Americans to go buy more Chinese plastic from the dollar store
😆Yep.
Same here for Australia Day.
Hilarious and good hearted fella
God bless him🥰
In spite of the censor noise I presume he said I do in my fucking hole or something to that effect 😂
Legend
Haaaa! Fair point. I can’t stand parades either. 😂 ☘️ 👀
He nailed it St Patrick's day like everything is Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow we die its all about capitalism greed the real spirit is gone when will people wake up too afraid to say anything that man speaks a lot of sense 😂😂😂
Fantastic Bloke
The heart & soul of Ireland right there
Grumpy old men all
Over the world
TOP BLOKE nuff said
Agree... It's all a load of bollocks
A load of horse manure.
You would need the patience of a saint to watch and endure it.
lt takes the lrish to run down st patricks day l love lt and l am a proud lrish woman
You tell em lad.😂❤️
I 100% agree with him. Its a load of rubbish to get even more tourists into a city where I can hardly walk in a straight line because there are so many groups of tourists doing walking tours. The tourists are even crashing into each other on the pavement there are so many of them. It's total madness!! I never go into the city any more because of it.
Thing is tourists are needed.
Ah yeah agreed but like to original post says, they are crashing into each other. They are needed but they come here to see the history and magic of the city, that’s kinda tainted when all you see are other tourists groups. At some point they’ll stop coming and we’ll all be fecked then
@@plasticbucket Who are you to say what's needed ya ponce
I'm so wonderful
@@pevebe Tourist are definitely needed you 🤡
It’s the same for us Scots on Tartan day in New York, cringiest day of the year for us.As bad as walking the Royal Mile with all the tartan tat and terrible pipe music coming from the shops.
Is there anything better than a miserable old Basterd?
Yep two 😳😆😆🇮🇪
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@lablackzedThree actually. ☹
@@pauljordan4452 😳😆😆😆
It's a load of nonsense. The reduction of a nation's culture to green shirts and beer. Far from being a celebration, it's an insult.
I agree, although might I ask. What is the island's culture in your opinion?
Yes, the Joe Biden approach “I can’t be Irish because I don’t drink and I don’t have any relations in jail”. Yes, he said that.
@@KimJong-101Riverdance, folk music and hating on the English.
@@KimJong-101 there's not really the one culture though.
@@KimJong-101 Our culture died in the 1600's with Gaelic Ireland, and the last remnants were pissed away after the 1840's "famine".
Seems like a small thing to get so angry about. But I'm glad he got angry about it 🤣 otherwise we wouldnt have this gold interaction lmao
It was so funny him taking off the yanks
What about the other affront to common decency .... the Orange Walks in Scotland ,and Norn Ireland . What is the point exactly of people celebrating something that occurred over 300 years ago on a yearly basis ? Have we not moved on an inch from that time ? Its sadder than sad !
Say what you like about Orange walks, but they are a genuine expression of community feeling, albeit not very nice community feeling. St Patrick's day has turned into something fake and plastic, I think that's why it winds so many up.
If you want the truth don't ask somebody who has a vested interest in the lies.
Old man hates fun.
this man could not have said it better.
The old gentleman is a badass.
They barely even use Irish music during the parade, it should be all about Ireland's history, culture, traditions and music is a big part of it. I enjoy the parades and all the excitement of St Patrick's Day, especially in a smaller town or village. This man is hilarious and he's entitled to his opinion. It's a pity that not enough people regard it as a religious holiday and all the drunkenness and vandalism that goes with it in some places. Still it's one of the most fun days of the year in Ireland
It's not even about St. Patrick anymore, he barely gets a mention, and being in America during st Patrick's day once about 8 years ago, during a conversation with a bunch of Americans mostly plastics paddies or claiming to be at least, I discovered most of them didn't know who St Patrick was, or what he did, where he came from, no history knowledge of the man, the other half thought he was just a holiday mascot like Santa (again, they didn't realise he was a real saint either) or the Easter bunny.
They were too busy ordering a badly drawn shamrock topped Guinness with green dye spouting bollocks whilst wearing a Chinese made green buckled hat with fake ginger pubes poking out from under the brim and face covered in paint in an attempt at what I think was supposed to be an Irish flag but looked more like a mash up of an Indian flag and a Pakistan flag spread over their faces, And we're self indulgently busy to actually care about what they were celebrating, saying absolutely feck all of importance whilst doing an offensive "fiddle-de-dee, bring back me lucky charms, po-tay-tooo!!!" accent (think of how bad dick van dykes cockney accent was - it was along those lines offensive) and some were SERIOUSLY stating to ACTUAL IRISH PEOPLE (they even asked a couple of the real Irish people what part of England they were from, also stating that normally they hate the English but as it was St. Patricks day, they would be nice to these [Irish] "English bastards" today) and stating to these (real) Irish people that They themselves were IRISH. Not only were they IRISH, these Americans who had no clue what they were celebrating, didn't know the difference between an actual Irish or English accent, but they were insisting on letting everyone know how Irish they were. More Irish than the irish' was one laughable quote.
One of the real Irish ladies in our group was being pestered, and was asked where she was from, she said Ireland, the plastic paddy asks where, what part? she, not wanting to tell this insufferable arse anything, ends up sarcastically saying she was from "Craggy island" and her dad owns a Guinness factory he says, "Wow! Really? My grandad was from there,saying how he came to America in the 1950s when the potato war was going on. It's a small world huh? Do u want to spend some time with me?" To which she told him, she had to catch a flight home in the morning, but if he booked a flight to Ireland sometime she would love to see him and that he could come stay in her family home, and her dad Ted and uncle Jack and cousin dougal would love to have him there , and would even teach him how to make Guinness. And he genuinely believed her.
The sad thing being this isn't a small minority of Americans that do things and claim things like this and are so full of self importance will openly state that they are more Irish than a born and bred Irish by birth citizen. I don't understand the mentality of people like that. This fella in this video is spot on.
Love this man he’s 100% correct it’s ridiculous everyone in Ireland 🇮🇪 hates the day
What? Everyone in Ireland loves any 'day', any excuse 😂
Harsh, Its a day off Work..
Speak for yourself
This man is sooo correct....Paddys day is all about money and Patrick wasnt even Irish.....he was a Brit....noooooo
Welsh
@@johngalvin3124 Latvian.
Samoan
Yes, a native of Britain.
Initially abducted and kept as a slave in Ireland.
Later returned to convert the natives.
Also those snakes... 🐍🐍🐍🐍
@@joxidearmageddonator882 😂🤣
Top bloke!!! 😂😂😂
I've lived in Dublin for a few years now, but hadn't been to the parade till this year.
Jesus: it was like a UN of every nation other than Ireland around me, lol. I can see why my Irish friends don't go
I absolutely agree with this man.
This man's a Legend!😂
Saint Patrick brought the Christian gospels to the islands.
Its just a day for the shops and the pubs to rake in the money
Totally agree with hom
Love him!! 😂
Brilliant 🤩 guy. 🇮🇪🏴
Here, here, mate. Well said.
It used lt be a quiet religious day where the pubs closed, until the Americans got a hold of it and it got repackaged to the Irish public.
The Irish by and large have lost the faith. They allowed it to happen.
One thing that annoys me about St Patrick's day is how Dublin is painted as the central point of Irish culture. The city was formed by Vikings and was an English stronghold for years. St Patrick actually spent most of his time in the northern province of Ulster, particularly counties Antrim and Down. The irony is that many there don't celebrate it as they are Protestant unionists.
He reminds me of my dear old pal Ray, God bless🙏
Mr angry absolutely love it.
He is not all angry all his love is for his dog, charity begins at home ❤
Best CZcams clip ever
🤣🤣🤣 Best laugh I've had all week.
Top bloke
I ahre!!!I Love Ya!!Im part Irish and English,but also Scottish,and I celebrate St.Scotty's Day!!!!Eiiiiiggghhh!!!Enough of the drunken louts!!
They're all over CZcams comments as well
I'm on his side!
I'm a feckin eejit
It's turned in to Halloween.
Filming in same spot😂
I agree with him 100%
Brillant 👍🎉
St Patrick's day was an advertising campaign for Guinness. They were upset that their profits went down every year when the Irish Catholics gave up Alcohol for Lent! Hence St Patrick's day was invented so that people had an excuse for drinking before Easter.
It's a Catholic Church Solemnity of course, but this superficial celebration does seem like a marketing stunt.
cant blame him lol 🤣🤣
A load of poncey crap. "Paddy's Day" parade described perfectly.
I like him 👍😀
I love this guy
Agreed.
lol 😂 at least he’s honest 😅
Ponce and Wonce 😂. I’m a Dub and I never heard that one before.
Older people tell it like it is, I know I am one😂
Savage he is ! Savage 🤣🤣
I like him his accent his unequivocal tone his blunt speech the whole thing I like him ❤❤❤☘️☘️☘️
What a great bloke love it when someone says it how it is
"Ponce and once." Anyone?
Load of show off nonsense
He’s right, 99% of paddy’s day revellers haven’t been inside a church Since they were baptised 😂
Yes, they evolved.
@@SeptemberChild1835 then why celibate saint patrick ?
@@SeptemberChild1835 then why celibate saint patrick ?
@@Hadawaynshite Exactly!! 😃👍
@@HadawaynshiteBecause St Patrick was shepherd boy who became a Catholic bishop. Hence we celibate him. 😊
Haha what a ledge
Damn right
I wouldnt say an angry guy from inner city dublin is a very good representation of us. St Patricks day is aaesome, I was never very into the parades bit its cool to see the world celebrating our culture
Mainly Irish Americans on the piss
Not the whole world, no.
Father Ted's atheist brother.
The actor who played Father Ted was a non believer. But nothing can cause itself!
Skipper the Penguin: Boys, we did it. We finally ruined a holiday for the people who invented it.
Love him ❤
The Yanks turned Mothering Sunday and Halloween into a spend-fests and then exported them and have done exactly the same with 17th March. St David's Day anyone? or 30th November?
St David's Day afaik is 2wks before?
St David's Day is 1st March.
@@Mr09DJ1st March.
I lived in Dublin in the 2010s and was a bit surprised to see that it seemed like most spectators of the parade were , just like me, foreigners. I was also surprised to see that the parade was so multicultural and that they had more dinosaurs than Paddy himself. I never saw another parade and instead celebrated with friends in other parts of the country. I believe that the US and Australia celebrate paddy's day more than what the Irish in Ireland do.