Why do Irish get drunk?

Answer 1

Germany, Ireland and Luxemburg are some of the countries with the highest alcohol consumption each year. But Ireland is famous for its many famous alchoholic drinks including bulmers and guinnes. 50 years ago it was very common for the father of the household to go to the pub after dinner and have a few drinms but nos this is very rare. Because Ireland is famous for its beverages many many tourists drink while on holiday causing the consumption levels to be so high! Although many Irish people may have a few drinks while out on the town on a Friday or Saturday night or after Sunday lunch and especy at parties as would any other person of a different nationality.

Answer 2

Because its a social thing. At one time Irish people used to visit certain houses in an area and sing songs and tell stories. These were sometimes call rambling houses. Some later became public houses, more commonly known as pubs. Irish people still meet in pubs. It is part of Irish social life and Irish culture, as is the case in much of northern Europe. Not all Irish people drink alcohol and many go to pubs and drink non-alcoholic drinks, but still enjoy a night out with friends.

Answer 3

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.

Answer 4

Only some do. Like anyone, if someone drinks too much to get drunk. Drink is part of Ireland's culture, like much of northern Europe. As a way of people entertaining themselves, they would come together and tell stories, read, sing and drink.