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Ricky has explained the rules of Gaelic and stuff to me
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Quintessentially Irish

Ricky has explained the rulesof Gaelic and stuff to me

Ricky has explained the rules
of Gaelic and stuff to me

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Ricky has explained the rules of Gaelic and stuff to me.
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01:37:09
Uploaded
Apr 11, 2025
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documentary
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Swipe Films

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A journey through Ireland's cultural heritage, exploring the origins of whiskey production, the world-famous Guinness brewery, age-old equestrian pursuits, traditional Gaelic athletics, and the enduring Dunsany Castle.
If you had a good hurling stick and you wanted to keep it, - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
If you had a good hurling stick and you wanted to keep it,
So, you get the little bit of metal would be around the turf. - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
So, you get the little bit of metal would be around the turf...
Look at that. Oh, yeah. I used to love kind of running down - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
Look at that. Oh, yeah. I used to love kind of running down
Trying to break a window or something like that. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
Trying to break a window or something like that.
Find an old building. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
Find an old building.
The GAA is one of the most impressive - Quintessentially Irish 00:24
The GAA is one of the most impressive
This was to make them less leaden and heavy when it rained. - Quintessentially Irish 00:29
This was to make them less leaden and heavy when it rained.
For an hour on one Sunday or one Saturday, - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
For an hour on one Sunday or one Saturday,
But at the end of the day, - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
But at the end of the day,
This is where you live and breathe, - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
This is where you live and breathe,
And this is your county, because Ireland, - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
And this is your county, because Ireland,
My parents are both Waterford-born and bred. - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
My parents are both Waterford-born and bred.
My mother was very-- actually, both of my parents, - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
My mother was very-- actually, both of my parents,
But then you have the GAA, which, in my view, - Quintessentially Irish 00:14
But then you have the GAA, which, in my view,
And that means that our county identities are so vital to us. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
And that means that our county identities are so vital to us...
So, I'm a Waterford fan, and I'll always be, - Quintessentially Irish 00:11
So, I'm a Waterford fan, and I'll always be,
Your county's always in you, no matter what parts - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Your county's always in you, no matter what parts
You see it on our small island, - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
You see it on our small island,
I always think that the border is not between north and south, - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
I always think that the border is not between north and sout...
I think we have a strong sense of community, - Quintessentially Irish 00:14
I think we have a strong sense of community,