“Meanwhile In Ireland”: 50 Reasons Why Ireland Is A World Apart From Any Other Country

Doesn't look like an Irish house

I want one, far far away from this one

If you are a farmer on the Canadian prairies, you've likely built this and pushed the trees like that (or bought an acreage like this). It cuts the wind coming across the prairies. Annoying that you can't see anything coming, but who cares? You are cozy and out of the wind/ shaded from the summer sun.

Introvert's paradise.

What a wonderful little house.

The ultimate treasure at the end of a rainbow

It´s real!

The ad pic that last a life time. Perfect.

Oh, YES!

"wine truck in France" on the wrong side to the road, too

Irish grandma should have a porch sitting visit with southern meemaw.

In my grandma's sheltered housing they had car park CCTV on one of the channels and when the digital switchover happened in the UK there was an uproar from all all the little old ladies because they couldn't spy on who was being visited or gossip about an ambulance turning up anymore. Eventually the building manager had to set up a special local digital channel on the buildings distribution system to restore the peace.

Where my family are from they use Binoculars to "mind" the neighbours houses, who needs cctv when you have nosy neighbours 🙈

Across street neighbor in the early 70s. She literally called my mother to tell her, "I noticed this morning your car exhaust is getting kind of blue. I think you might need a tune up."

The curtain twitchers are the best security system...they miss nothing!

OMG 😱 i knew i forgot him somewhere!

I got one that isn't a cruel name; there's a chippy near us called The Cod Father.

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That's not cruel- that's genius marketing.

That's not cruel, that's marketing 😂😂

Next door there is a chip shop named frying Dory.

I am so going to regret sending a picture of this to my Mum, but I just have to.

That's beautiful! Really touching.

Awwww.

HAHAHA i will use that someday ! It's even funnier when you read it in your mind with a wee childs irish accent.

To this day with Irish spread around the world, I'm thinking it be true.

I bet the potato is the best we've ever had

Or, as an Irish-American put it, "Six Buds and a spud." (This was before people got so snobby about their beer, so please: no "No self-respecting Irishman would drink a Budweiser!")

yummy

Sold... I'll take 2.

I read that as "pototo" without my glasses.