Epically short Irish YouTuber 'Clisare' set out to see what would happen if she asked strangers on a Dublin street for selfies. A country not quite accustomed to the selfie stick quite yet, there was a mix of reactions. Speaking to Buzzfeed, Clare Cullen (Clisare on YouTube) said the experience was "brilliant". "I was smiling like a loon at the end of it".
These Christmas messages from Irish people, Irish emigrants and third-gen Irish Americans to those that they can't be with on Christmas will get you right in the feels.
Taylor Swift tickets went on sale in Ireland on Monday and the country lost it's goddamn mind.
The Irish Language is a very lyrical language and doesn't have exact translations for English-language curse words, so the Irish people have come up with some really creative ways to tell people to go f*ck themselves. PS - Yes Irish is a real language, and some people have pointed out that it sounds like Simlish.
The eternal struggle of content creators everywhere.
Many people complain that YouTubers overuse the 'jump cut' - a quick cut in video footage resulting in a small 'jump' by the presenter. However, what would happen if they didn't use them? YouTube videos would be just a long, rambling piece of nothing. Irish YouTuber Clisare (that's me) pieced together all of the footage she would normally cut out just to show you. Watch below.
Real Ways you can break the law in Ireland based on laws that were never removed from the statute books.
Irish YouTuber takes on the idea of living with a hardcore feminist.
For those of you who are in Ireland for a Paddy's Day visit, here are five things (other than drinking Guinness) that you should do while in Ireland.
Independent.ie compiled a list of 14 things you won't believe Irish people did and could do during the Celtic Tiger, or, the 'good years'.
The Irish Language is a very lyrical language and doesn't have exact translations for English-language curse words, so the Irish people have come up with some really creative ways to tell people to go f*ck themselves. PS - Yes Irish is a real language, and some people have pointed out that it sounds like Simlish.
