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Drinking, looting, sailing, drinking, frightened, coralson, which is drinking and sexy times.

Now look, you may be thinking, hey, that sounds like a pirate of the Caribbean.

Well, no, yes, it is, but it's also a pirate of the Emerald Isle.

Sure, when you think of pirates, you might think of Captain Jack Sparrow and the Black Pearl.

Or perhaps Captain James Hook, bad form, Peter bad form.

Maybe Blackbeard's scourge of a Carolinas are the clean and transparent.

But they all have a certain flavor to them.

A little, is Jenna say British quality?

Well, what if I told you?

Britain can lay claim to some very famous pirates, but a real thorn in the side of King and Country came from those wildlings in the West.

The Irish.

Now don't tell me, it's surprising that Drinking, frightened, coralson, given the British hell, isn't a recipe for an Irish good time.

It's true that the Caribbean and North, the Nafra, because Barbary coasts get all the glory when it comes to pirate tales and swashbuckling stories.

But turns out old hibernia has its fair share of daring's due that tend to fly under the radar of conventional historical points of interest.

From lost ships that reappear years later, an early reminence of a pirate's code to badass ladies who tame the seas and would not even bow to the Queen of England herself.

The island of hair deserves to take its rightful place in the history as a proper, piratical port.

Grab the Jamison, like me, the Guinness, like me, and your stoutest chalet.

You're set in sale with Irish pirates and myths, the season 10 opener of glory photos.

Get to it!

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