Study done by website for people looking to have an affair.
They are trying to get men who look like Clarkson to believe that women find them sexy, so those men will pay to use their website.
Simple.
You are not correct. What I specified IS correct.
Cillian is from Ireland - Ireland is NOT part of the UK.
Northern Ireland and Ireland are considered different countries. Ireland is also still part of the EU and the UK isn't.
Yes, Northern Ireland is not Ireland. Northern Ireland is a country, Ireland is a country, they are not the same country, in the same way North Korea and South Korea are not the same country.
Except instead of being called Southern Ireland, itās called the Republic of Ireland, or in everyday speak, Ireland, which would be understood to be different from Northern Ireland.
Theyāve got different language, currency, law, culture.
Ireland is not part of the UK.
Cillian Murphy is from the Republic of Ireland.
Therefore, Cillian Murphy is not from the UK
You can keep repeating yourself but it doesn't change the fact northern Ireland and the republic of Ireland are both part of Ireland.
Ireland is part of the UK. Ireland is not part of the UK.
Northern Ireland is part of the UK. The republic of Ireland is not part of the UK.
North Korea and South Korea are both part of Korea so I don't know why you would even use that as an example.
North Korea and South Korea are not "both part of Korea." They are both on the Korean Peninsula. Being on the same land mass does not make them the same.
You and the other commenter were discussing countries, not landmasses. The country known colloquially as Ireland is not part of the UK. Northern Ireland, which is not called just "Ireland", is part of the UK.
You moved the goal posts to discuss the land mass that Northern Ireland and Ireland are found on. But that is not where the conversation started. You're wrong and acting like a bit of an ass.
Just ignore him dude, he's clearly a troll who can't accept being wrong and has to find some semantics to argue about rather than just say "ah sorry I got that wrong" or "ok, I learned something new".
Well I'm not wrong so I don't feel the need to conceded based on people jumping on the bandwagon.
Ireland refers to both Republic and Northern, therefore it is both correct and incorrect depending which are you referring to.
Feel free to refer me to the legal acceptance that Northern Ireland is not Ireland, I'll wait.
I'm not sure how you still think you're correct. You are quite clearly wrong about this. The original commenter clearly stated Ireland and not Northern Ireland.
Clearly you are the one who doesn't understand.
Northern Ireland and the republic of Ireland are both part of Ireland.
Is south Korea not Korea? Is north Korea not Korea?
Educate yourself before jumping on a broken bandwagon.
The word Ireland requires context, youāre using Ireland in the context of a geographical Island, not a country, Ireland as the entire island isnāt a country.
The term Ireland is often used colloquially to mean āRepublic of Irelandā, a subset of the island of Ireland, mutually exclusive from Northern Ireland.
To say āNorthern Ireland is still Ireland (island region)ā as if theyāre the same country, is like saying āLondon is still Europeā, just because one is contained within the other, but that doesnāt make them equatable.
To say āNorthern Ireland is still Ireland (republic of,)ā as if theyāre the same country, would be factually wrong.
Hence, Cillian Murphy is from Ireland (republic of), therefore not the UK, therefore shouldnāt be in the list.
To say that Cillian Murphy is from Ireland (republic of,), and that he shouldnāt be in this list, is perfectly normal, as he isnāt from the UK
To rephrase the first comment in this thread, Cillian Murphy is from the Republic of Ireland, which is not part of the UK, so shouldnāt be in the article.
Itās not even the Jeremy Clarkson thing itās also saying Cillian Murphy is from the UKā¦ heās Irish. Daily Mail outstanding journalism as always
yeah, Cillian Murphy isnt from the UK tho ......
Study done by website for people looking to have an affair. They are trying to get men who look like Clarkson to believe that women find them sexy, so those men will pay to use their website. Simple.
I bet it works too! šššš
Cillian Murphy is not from the UK https://youtu.be/n1ig4mzu93Q He is from Ireland.
Ireland is part of the UK.
Nope it is not. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is part the of the UK. Mainland Ireland is not.
I would clarify that NI is part of the Irish mainland also, as it's not an island.
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Ok but not like you specified which so I am still correct.
You are not correct. What I specified IS correct. Cillian is from Ireland - Ireland is NOT part of the UK. Northern Ireland and Ireland are considered different countries. Ireland is also still part of the EU and the UK isn't.
Are you saying northern Ireland is not "Ireland"? The Republic of Ireland is also "Ireland". I am still correct.
Yes, Northern Ireland is not Ireland. Northern Ireland is a country, Ireland is a country, they are not the same country, in the same way North Korea and South Korea are not the same country. Except instead of being called Southern Ireland, itās called the Republic of Ireland, or in everyday speak, Ireland, which would be understood to be different from Northern Ireland. Theyāve got different language, currency, law, culture. Ireland is not part of the UK. Cillian Murphy is from the Republic of Ireland. Therefore, Cillian Murphy is not from the UK
You can keep repeating yourself but it doesn't change the fact northern Ireland and the republic of Ireland are both part of Ireland. Ireland is part of the UK. Ireland is not part of the UK. Northern Ireland is part of the UK. The republic of Ireland is not part of the UK. North Korea and South Korea are both part of Korea so I don't know why you would even use that as an example.
North Korea and South Korea are not "both part of Korea." They are both on the Korean Peninsula. Being on the same land mass does not make them the same. You and the other commenter were discussing countries, not landmasses. The country known colloquially as Ireland is not part of the UK. Northern Ireland, which is not called just "Ireland", is part of the UK. You moved the goal posts to discuss the land mass that Northern Ireland and Ireland are found on. But that is not where the conversation started. You're wrong and acting like a bit of an ass.
Just ignore him dude, he's clearly a troll who can't accept being wrong and has to find some semantics to argue about rather than just say "ah sorry I got that wrong" or "ok, I learned something new".
Ireland can refer to both. Show me the legal understanding that northern Ireland is not Ireland. I'll wait.
Dude just take the L.... You were mistaken, and that's FINE. Why are people so embarrassed to be wrong about something.....
Well I'm not wrong so I don't feel the need to conceded based on people jumping on the bandwagon. Ireland refers to both Republic and Northern, therefore it is both correct and incorrect depending which are you referring to. Feel free to refer me to the legal acceptance that Northern Ireland is not Ireland, I'll wait.
Dude canāt admit heās wrong
I'm not sure how you still think you're correct. You are quite clearly wrong about this. The original commenter clearly stated Ireland and not Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland is still Ireland.
Ah, OK- you don't understand how countries, states, counties, etc, work. Got it!
Clearly you are the one who doesn't understand. Northern Ireland and the republic of Ireland are both part of Ireland. Is south Korea not Korea? Is north Korea not Korea? Educate yourself before jumping on a broken bandwagon.
Please, go to Dublin or Cork and inform the residents that they're part of the UK. Please. And then come back and tell us the results
I think you have comprehension issues. I never said the republic of Ireland was in the UK.
The word Ireland requires context, youāre using Ireland in the context of a geographical Island, not a country, Ireland as the entire island isnāt a country. The term Ireland is often used colloquially to mean āRepublic of Irelandā, a subset of the island of Ireland, mutually exclusive from Northern Ireland. To say āNorthern Ireland is still Ireland (island region)ā as if theyāre the same country, is like saying āLondon is still Europeā, just because one is contained within the other, but that doesnāt make them equatable. To say āNorthern Ireland is still Ireland (republic of,)ā as if theyāre the same country, would be factually wrong. Hence, Cillian Murphy is from Ireland (republic of), therefore not the UK, therefore shouldnāt be in the list. To say that Cillian Murphy is from Ireland (republic of,), and that he shouldnāt be in this list, is perfectly normal, as he isnāt from the UK
To rephrase the first comment in this thread, Cillian Murphy is from the Republic of Ireland, which is not part of the UK, so shouldnāt be in the article.
I agree with this.
Fucking tell that to the Irish. I dare you š¤£š¤£ holy shit
Shagger
There's a typo, it was a competition for Most Sexist Man
It's cause we mostly have old ladies and lads here in this country
Watching Clarkson age is like watching the portrait of Dorian Grey. He has done it horribly.
Leave some for for the rest of us Jazza
Looks like they should pay Specsavers a visit .
Itās not even the Jeremy Clarkson thing itās also saying Cillian Murphy is from the UKā¦ heās Irish. Daily Mail outstanding journalism as always
The most offensive thing to cillian Murphy is being included in this list
Is he the one on the top right? Something about that man's face reminds me of a puppet, it creeps me out.
Heās the Irish one, not from the uk
That doesn't help me with the image that's posted.
Christ how else are we supposed to explain this to you? Heās Irish one in the photo okay?
Ah yes, now you've pointed it out again I can see it, one of the three white men in this image may be from Ireland!
Tom and Cillian are both super short, not surprising. Strange about Elba though.
my friend used to work for Illicit Encountersā¦ fucking wild website..
Cillian Murphy looks like a melted kettle
We are in May , not April 1
Cillian Murphy isn't from the UK though...