Do the Irish and dutch get along?

Yes, the Irish and the Dutch generally get along well. There is a long history of cultural and economic exchange between the two countries, dating back to the Middle Ages. The Netherlands was one of the first countries to recognize the independence of the Republic of Ireland in 1949, and the two countries have maintained close diplomatic and economic ties ever since.

In addition to their shared history, the Irish and the Dutch also share many cultural similarities. Both countries are known for their love of music, dance, and literature. They also share a similar sense of humor and a love of good food and drink.

As a result of these cultural and historical ties, the Irish and the Dutch generally have a positive view of each other. In a 2018 survey, 80% of Irish people said they had a positive opinion of the Netherlands, while 78% of Dutch people said they had a positive opinion of Ireland.

Overall, the Irish and the Dutch have a long history of positive relations and cultural exchange. They generally get along well and have a positive view of each other.