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Quintessentially Irish

So hopefully he'll make itto Ireland and havea pint of real Guinness, not the stuffhe...

So hopefully he'll make it
to Ireland and have
a pint of real Guinness, not the stuff
he drinks in Jamaica

Full Transcript

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So hopefully he'll make it to Ireland
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and have a pint of real Guinness,
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not the stuff he drinks in Jamaica.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
41
Timestamp in Movie
00:46:16
Uploaded
Apr 11, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Swipe Films

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Movie Summary

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.
The premiere of this film in Ireland - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
The premiere of this film in Ireland
I went to a small school on Harcourt Street - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
I went to a small school on Harcourt Street
Obviously, the most famous old boys, - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Obviously, the most famous old boys,
He said, "My schooling interrupted my education." - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
He said, "My schooling interrupted my education."
My great-grandfather used to - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
My great-grandfather used to
I'd like to think that Yeats - Quintessentially Irish 00:11
I'd like to think that Yeats
My name is Randal Plunkett. I'm the 21st Lord Dunsany. - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
My name is Randal Plunkett. I'm the 21st Lord Dunsany.
Once a bodybuilding meathead - Quintessentially Irish 00:09
Once a bodybuilding meathead
Here in Ireland, we are the oldest family - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Here in Ireland, we are the oldest family
So among our people, we've had my father, - Quintessentially Irish 00:10
So among our people, we've had my father,
Horace Plunkett, the founder of the co-ops, - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
Horace Plunkett, the founder of the co-ops,
And he spent almost all our money - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
And he spent almost all our money
Because he had an idea, and the idea was, - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Because he had an idea, and the idea was,
But the way to truly be free - Quintessentially Irish 00:09
But the way to truly be free
Saint Oliver Plunkett-- - Quintessentially Irish 00:11
Saint Oliver Plunkett--
He looks a bit like my father even now, - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
He looks a bit like my father even now,
Here and look at the painting, - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Here and look at the painting,
So this is a large estate that was - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
So this is a large estate that was
Now, we removed chemicals, we removed farm animals. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
Now, we removed chemicals, we removed farm animals.
What happened was the succession plants came - Quintessentially Irish 00:09
What happened was the succession plants came