Rain is the default
It rains often, but rarely heavily. Layers and a waterproof jacket are daily wear. Nobody carries an umbrella — that's for tourists. The 'soft day' (misty rain) is considered pleasant.
Daily life in Ireland comes down to small habits — laundry, groceries, schedules, household routines — that locals do on autopilot and newcomers learn by watching.
In Ireland, daily life comes down to a few things: rain is the default, craic is the currency, and gaa is community.
It rains often, but rarely heavily. Layers and a waterproof jacket are daily wear. Nobody carries an umbrella — that's for tourists. The 'soft day' (misty rain) is considered pleasant.
'What's the craic?' means 'what's happening?' The craic (fun, entertainment, good conversation) is what Irish people optimize for. A night with great craic is a perfect night.
Gaelic football and hurling are parish-level sports. Every village has a GAA club. Matches are fierce, communal, and deeply local. Attend one — the atmosphere is electric.