The Irish have a way with words ... usually after a night of heavy drinking. The word is often used among friends or acquaintances to describe someone who is visibly drunk and can barely stand ...

However you plan to commemorate the holiday, like cooking up a Irish meal of corned beef and cabbage or listening to traditional St. Paddy's songs while drinking ... of funny, short and ...

@nbcsnl Apart from stereotyping and being incredibly offensive to Irish people, it's also just not funny “God ... viewers was that the joke about drinking was particularly insensitive given ...

Informally, St. Patrick’s Day is recognized on the weekends surrounding March 17 to celebrate drinking green beer and Irish whiskey at parades while wearing green. While people often poke fun of ...

The Irish are known in the US for their quick speaking ... It's a popular exclamation used in inner Dublin. If his drinking companion gets "wrecked" at the pub, one might also describe him as ...

At the Oscars and on Saturday Night Live, gags about the Irish drinking, fighting and eating potatoes caused much mirth. What year is this? Eight minutes was the length of time it took for Ireland ...

These funny pub rules should make sure you don't go breaking Irish pub etiquette and make ... on this list is number three: “Persons drinking a pint of Guinness before it has fully settled ...

“It truly wouldn’t be St Patrick’s week without SNL making some offensive joke based on Irish stereotypes that wasn’t funny in 1970 ... haven’t started drinking yet’ when Colin ...