r/ireland • u/SuccessfulCucumber40 • Aug 21 '23
The Brits are at it again I'm black and born in Ireland does that make me irish.
I'm asking this because my parents are African and moved to Ireland 20 something years ago, I'm now 13 and have been raised in kildare all 13 years, we recently moved to the UK its annoying because when people ask where are you from and I say Ireland they say oh where your parents from and I say Africa and they're like oh so you're African it confuses me. Also somehow I have more of an American accent than Irish according to my peers.
r/ireland • u/al_bertwar • Nov 10 '23
The Brits are at it again Evan Ferguson: Fans would love to see you put on an England shirt
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r/ireland • u/noisylettuce • Aug 07 '24
The Brits are at it again Taoiseach Simon Harris says the era of self regulation by social media companies is over
twitter.comr/ireland • u/I-live-with-wolves • Jan 07 '24
The Brits are at it again They’re at it again
r/ireland • u/Dodzer89 • Jul 14 '23
The Brits are at it again Two flutes, "blowing" away.
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r/ireland • u/MrC99 • Nov 24 '24
The Brits are at it again Can we retroactively change the title of this category to make it more... suiting?
r/ireland • u/ShakeElectronic2174 • Feb 05 '24
The Brits are at it again Are the 'Butcher's Apron' rear lights on this Mini not a breach of the Good Friday Agreement or something?
And the fact that it is a Cork reg flying the flag around the place is an additional trigger...🤦♂️
r/ireland • u/READMYSHIT • Aug 25 '24
The Brits are at it again TIL Phrenology (a racist pseudoscience) was used by the Brits to label the Irish "a flawed and degenerate breed" due to our big Irish heads; apparently one of the first applications of Phrenology to justify subjugating people.
en.wikipedia.orgr/ireland • u/H1gh_Tr3ason • Apr 22 '24
The Brits are at it again Noticing this a lot on pallets coming from Southern Britain...
Annoys me everytime.
r/ireland • u/piso99 • Oct 18 '23
The Brits are at it again The comment section about the Irish on the Telegraph website is wild.
r/ireland • u/saggynaggy123 • Oct 26 '24
The Brits are at it again Conor McGregor to face sexual assault allegation in upcoming civil trial
m.independent.ier/ireland • u/Trident_True • Aug 06 '24
The Brits are at it again Reset the clock lads, they're at it again
r/ireland • u/Eddie-stark • Oct 29 '24
The Brits are at it again Former British colonies owe ‘debt of gratitude’, says Robert Jenrick
theguardian.comr/ireland • u/TalTallon • Oct 23 '24
The Brits are at it again Spotted this in a shop in LA
r/ireland • u/irqdly • Oct 07 '23
The Brits are at it again Scots losing the run of themselves
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r/ireland • u/nearlycertain • Aug 20 '24
The Brits are at it again The micro organisms , at it again
i.redd.it
r/ireland • u/Storyboys • Jul 06 '24
The Brits are at it again Harris and Starmer agree 'closer relationship' between Dublin and London 'needed' in first call
thejournal.ier/ireland • u/Mayomick • Feb 09 '24
The Brits are at it again Kneecap: Belfast rap group blocked from £15k grant by UK government
bbc.comr/ireland • u/Ufo_memes522 • Aug 24 '24
The Brits are at it again Fontaines DC, confirmed westbrits
r/ireland • u/Sciprio • May 20 '23
The Brits are at it again The BBC asks "Is it good for democracy that one party is so successful" After Sinn Féin do well in the local elections in the north.
twitter.comr/ireland • u/TheStoicNihilist • Feb 05 '24
The Brits are at it again British army would exhaust capabilities after two months of war, MPs told
theguardian.comr/ireland • u/hangsangwiches • 1d ago
The Brits are at it again "Illegally smuggled" cannon at Tower of London subject of dispute with Ireland
theguardian.comr/ireland • u/Brisbanebill • Oct 04 '24
