Supercut of everyone saying 'I'm Irish' in films is predictably ridiculous

We’re all about the drinking.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN you take 34 films and pull out the quotes everytime someone refers to being Irish?

A lot of references to drinking, fighting and people realising they’re not actually Irish. Typical.

It’s wonderful:

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Supercut of everyone saying 'I'm Irish' in films is predictably ridiculous

Zaytoon, Dublin Airport and Don Draper’s wife star in this charming new Irish film

Arya Stark attempts an Irish accent in new film, and it’s not half bad

Charming video asks people to name their favourite Irish film