A person who looks Irish, but is not from that ancestry. This particularly occurs when redheads are assumed to be Irish since one and 10 Irish are redheads.
She headed up the St Patrick’s parade because she was Irish-passing enough to look authentically perfect.
by HighMaintenance68 March 17, 2023
When someone with a big ginger beard gives you the sloppy, most moist French you’ve ever received in your entire life.
by ShamwowPapow! August 26, 2023
When you stick a roofee in your ass followed by a bottle of Proper Twelve whiskey while doing a keg-stand.
by Big Bugger June 22, 2021
Irish immigrants to the Caribbean colonies were not slaves they were a type of worker known as indentured servants. The Irish Slaves Myth does not seek to right an historical wrong against Irish people; instead, it has been created in order to diminish the African American experience of slavery in the hyper-- partisan political discourse of today.
by Stellarspace April 07, 2023
by Honeyblood January 02, 2022
A hasty arrival to a gathering made without previously confirming attendance or without invite with the intent to be cheeky or a rabble rouser. An Irish Hello is most common among groups of friends and old man sports clubs where competition and camaraderie are most valued.
Joe pulled an Irish Hello at happy hour wearing a beard and telling soccer jokes. The entire group was flabbergasted.
by OldManSportsClub January 24, 2025
Arriving late to a party, sneaking past everyone without a greeting to the bar for a few shots to catch up then coming out to say hello.
Shawn: Have you seen Scott? I thought he just got here and now I can't find him.
Kelly: Yeah! Where is he? We need to get him on the next round.
Scott: <just walking in> Hello! No need! I just had a few on my own!
Shawn: aw damn ye fer giving us the old Irish hello ye bastard
Kelly: Yeah! Where is he? We need to get him on the next round.
Scott: <just walking in> Hello! No need! I just had a few on my own!
Shawn: aw damn ye fer giving us the old Irish hello ye bastard
by Scylaxu March 12, 2021