Irish memes are amongst some of the best on the internet. So, let’s take a gander at the 101 best memes relating to Irish people, situations, and craic.
Ireland is a beautiful country with a complicated history. However, if there’s one thing we know, it’s humour. What you’re about to receive is a carefully curated list of the 101 best Irish memes on the internet.
Whether you’re born and bred on the Emerald Isle, have a few Irish mates at work, or have family somewhere in Ireland, we guarantee that you’ll relate to a number of these hilarious yet nostalgic memes.
These Irish memes range from classic Irishisms to culture, craic, and more. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the 101 best Irish memes on the internet.
101. Some people don’t like football – even if we don’t say it out loud…
A sneaky little thought every Irish person has had.
100. The old ‘will I won’t I’ – just in case
You never know when you’re going to go in for that second sandwich.
99. Sound m8 – a sound mystery
Irish memes don’t have to be complicated to be crackers.
98. It’s called a hangover, Clare – we’ve all been there
If we’re talking #relatable memes, by god, isn’t this one of them?
97. Protestants always get the best weather – Derry/Londonderry
How far is Derry from Londonderry? About six letters away.
96. A staple Irish meal – the spud makes the difference
A luxury seven-course meal in Ireland.
95. Oh, he’ll certainly learn soon enough – bus it is, then
Transport in Ireland is a joke in itself. If we don’t laugh, we’ll cry.
94. Get this towel round ye now, son – every parent knows
Stop messin’ about now.
93. Guinness on tap is the favourite child – one of the Irish memes everyone can relate to
Lagers, ales, please step aside. Guinness on tap triumphs every time.
92. In Ireland, you start a little bit early – What’s a drinking age?
If you didn’t have your first drink at 14 in a field, are you even Irish?
91. It’s never too early at Christmas – a nutritious breakfast
Delicious, no?
90. “FFO KCUF” – say it; you know you want to
You said it out loud, didn’t you?
89. Home is where the heart is – Irish and proud
Irishness lives in the heart.
88. If it’s Father Joe, see you tomorrow morning – the most Irish welcome
87. The ones on TV and the ones in real life – what do you think of?
Which one comes to mind when you think of an Irish farmer?
86. The best surveillance going – if someone sneezes, granny knows all about it
Someone hit a car and drove on? Go ask Betty on the corner; she’ll know who did it.
85. Right, go on – we’re a simple folk
And everyone will always know that that’s you off.
84. It’s a particular shade of orange – one we all remember
Irish girls on a night out are a force to be reckoned with.
83. We see the logic – it’s just a beige version
Maybe it’s not as exotic, but it’s certainly as delicious.
82. The Irish language is beautiful, is it not? – poetic, intriguing…
We want to know if someone got fired for this.
81. Said with neither sadness nor happiness – it’s just a matter of fact
It’s just the norm in an Irish household. Ireland Simpsons fans will appreciate this one.
80. You’ve been warned – you will feel the wrath
It’s an Irish talent.
79. A traditional Irish welcome – feck off
Feck off – aka – come on in!
78. A friendly rivalry – nowhere else on Earth
77. Connor appreciates the finer things in life – happiness doesn’t have to be complicated
Don’t we all, Connor, don’t we all.
76. Mass is no joke – please drive carefully, the parish is about
75. Can you politely throw it in their face? – don’t dare hand us this
Complete and utter blasphemy.
74. Would you board an Aer Lingus Mystery Flight? – what if it takes you to Shannon?
Trust the process or run the other way?
73. It just needs a little Mayo – Mayo on Mayo
Hehehe, get it?
72. Happy memories – next goal wins!!
One of the happiest memories of growing up.
71. Not U2 again! – simple but effective
70. The Nokia 3310 was indestructible – made of different stuff
You’ll never be as useless as this Nokia 3310 protective cover.
69. It’s genuinely so impressive – Rattlin’ God
That one person at a party or a wedding that spits out every line of ‘Rattlin’ Bog’ is looked upon like royalty.
68. The absolute racket of it – the teachers’ ears must’ve been bleeding
Anyone who went to an Irish primary school will certainly relate. Awk, it was good craic, really.
67. The wrath of Irish country roads – taking your life in your hands
Country roads in Ireland are absolutely no joke.
66. When the sun sets, it’s home time – so nostalgic
Nostalgic memories of just wanting to stay out for five more minutes!
65. Tasteless or funny? – you decide
Titanic jokes never go down well…
64. Welcome to Northern Ireland! – the sign is not wrong
Is this a real sign?
63. Why does it happen all the time? – we know we’re great, but we’re Irish
If we had a nickel for every time the British media claimed the Irish as their own, we’d have a fair few nickels indeed.
62. Those were the days! – something we took for granted
Heading out for a night out with a twenty in your pocket and coming home with change are now described as the good ole days. You’re lucky if this would get you two pints nowadays.
61. Talk dirty to me – the best words you can hear after a long day
There’s no better feeling.
60. *sigh* – Facebook folks are a different breed
Help.
59. We love it – but we also kind of dread it
Where does the year go?
58. The most Irish letter of all time – your man Henderson
Do you think it went to the right man?
57. Holidays are coming alright! – we all know the feeling
Which one makes you more excited?
56. The Scottish/Irish brotherhood is real – when the stereotype is actually true
Hip flasks at the ready, lads?
55. Whiskey is the best medicine – it’s just science
A shot of whiskey a day keeps the doctor away, right?
54. It’s a workout – and you can hardly sit this one out
Any school disco ever.
53. November be like… – the struggle is real
That time of year when you go to work in the dark and leave in the dark is not the one.
52. There are many types of Irish tits – and he’s one of them!
51. Pure gibberish – we just know they want us to leave
When you hear the bouncer say folks, it’s time to go.
50. Plain and simple – need we say more?
A picture speaks a thousand words.
49. You’ve seen it all now – as Irish a pastry as ever
Did anybody else think it was made with chips?
48. The absolute carnage – all part of growing up
It made us tough, that’s for sure.
47. A legend in more ways than one – simply the Best
A legend of east Belfast!
46. Quick question – which one is it?!
This is actually a legitimate question. Which is it?!
45. God forbid you lose the TV remote – the groans, the moans
At least this way, you never run out of batteries!
44. Embarrassing springs to mind – pm me hun x
Omg, you ok?! Pm me x
43. Absolutely no exaggerations were made – if you know, you know
Dragging your wee suitcase, rolling your sleeves up, sweating profusely.
42. Biscuits, bread, crisps – you name it, we push it
It’s the handiest way!
41. Cash or card? – courage pls x
Sorry, no, I don’t have money, just courage.
40. A lifelong mystery – how did this happen?
If you’ve ever stepped foot in at least one or two Irish households, you’ll have laid your eyes on these bad boys.
39. Don’t hate the player – creativity is key
With festival season almost upon us, we have to get creative.
38. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner – the meal of gods!
Tell us one occasion when this wasn’t the absolute ticket? We’ll wait.
37. Works like a charm – if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it
36. Start with Disney – end with Jerry
You know exactly which family members need which version.
35. Well, we can’t be mad at them now – a thoughtful driver
They were avoiding the beeps and dirty looks with this one.
34. A guilty pleasure – SOS
Each to their own, we suppose.
33. Think smarter – not harder
However, they probably still wouldn’t fall as we think they are glued down.
32. Now we can’t unthink it – who has the other half of my sandwich?
It really makes you wonder…What if they got more filling than you did?
31. Brb moving to Spain – imagine the savings
Tax on wine in Ireland is no laughing matter.
30. PTSD summed up – the awful but amazing memories
Excuse me while I throw up.
29. Ma, why is your phone screaming at me? – jarring in every sense of the word
The font size is always particularly alarming.
28. A traumatic memory – we bet he never threw another tantrum again
We reckon it’s the flailing legs that terrified him.
27. Don’t try this with an Irish person – you’ve been warned
This is a serious crime in Ireland.
26. Nope, not my car – my car? never
That sounds expensive; let me turn the music up.
25. Don’t dare talk to me before I’ve had coffee – silence is key
24. The biggest lie ever told – “Ok, I’ll have one.”
Every single one of us out there can relate to this.
23. What a wholesome welcome back – he must’ve made some impression
We never forget.
22. The lead-up to payday hits hard – don’t make me do it
A Chinese is just a press of a button away, though.
21. Posted on 3rd January – gasping for a pint 30 mins into Jan
Dry January is no easy task. Is it just us, or is January the longest month of all time?
20. FREEDOM!! – absolutely spoilt rotten
As soon as that door opens, it’s game over.
19. All the gear and no idea – help
So many promises made for the new year.
18. All I want for Christmas is my full gross pay – that’s not too much to ask, is it?
That would be sound, Santa.
17. Expectations vs reality – it’s uncanny
Why do photos have to do me like that, though?
16. Taxi small talk – we just can’t help ourselves
Why do we do it???
15. Heaven – the relief
If this isn’t the best feeling as an adult, we don’t know what is.
14. 10/10 gift as an adult – useful, practical, cosy
13. Wtf did you just say? – it’s St Stephen’s Day
Have you forgotten where you come from?
12. Why does it be like that? – SOS
Wearing one is a waist of time, anyway.
11. The best kind of workout – crack that bottle open, STAT!
One bottle, two bottles, three bottles, floor.
10. The NERVE of some people – say no like a normal person
The absolute cheek.
9. Come on, man – for REAL
We’re really just out here trying to make it through the week.
8. Fake laughing all the way home – jokes aren’t funny the 565th time
Slide on, Karen. Anyone who works in hospitality or retail knows the struggle of this.
7. HAHA! DAD, YOU CRACK ME UP – Dad jokes are lowkey the best though
Lend us a tenner?
6. Guinness drip – pure bliss
Imagine if these were a real thing.
5. Who are we trying to convince? – pure lies
The biggest lie ever told.
4. Spotted in Dublin – control your childer
Spotted in Dublin at Christmastime.
3. God-tier meal – simple and DELICIOUS
A first-class meal, always and forever.
2. The subtlety – riddled with the fear
We can laugh about it now.
1. So he created the Irish – he saved the best for last
She created us last because we’re the best.
So, there you have it. The 101 best Irish memes on the internet. Irish Twitter has some craic with these memes. Which one is your favourite?
