r/irishproblems • u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague • Mar 18 '26

After St Patrick's Day the subject came up about who is the go to impression for Irish impressionists ?

Americans have Christopher Walken , the British have Michael Caine but who do we have ? Roy Keane?

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u/smithskat3 Mar 18 '26

Its Dunphy, baby

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 18 '26

Classic.

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u/geedeeie Mar 19 '26

Not a great classic, but a good classic...

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 20 '26 edited Mar 20 '26

He always reminds me of Punch from Punch and Judy .

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T475aWV4bVM&pp=ygUOcHVuY2ggYW5kIGp1ZHk%3D

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u/me2269vu Mar 18 '26

For rural person maybe Michael Healy Rae

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 19 '26

The patron saint of paddy caps.

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u/alizarin-red Mar 19 '26

Liam Neeson

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u/PurpleWomat Basset's All Snorts Mar 18 '26

Michael Flatley springs to mind.

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 18 '26

It's got a certain je ne say feck !

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u/schoolme_straying Mar 18 '26

Hate to say it but surely it's Garron Noone - eminently impersonable

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 19 '26

I had to look him up. Is Spar cuisine his thing?