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Why are the Irish so proud of there crack? It is illegal and cocaine is not somthing to be proud of.?

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its CRAIC you crack head
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It's craic and it means fun, laughter...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crack_(crai...
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craic is fun crack aint
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Craic, not crack. Fun, not drugs.
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Good attempt at a joke. Ali G used a similar line on his TV show some years ago. Alot of very "straight" Irish people here. C'mon lads, this is meant as a joke. Surely someone has a funny take on his question.
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I'm from Dublin clondalkin and its craic not crack but it is pronounced the same way and it means fun
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yes i agree with all these answers its prononced crack but its not a drug it craic and it means fun good time etc. dont feel too bad i was confused at first when i went there and heard that .
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craic - it's an Ulster Scot word, means enjoyment, having fun.
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You should check and see whether it's crack or craic. Another spelling tip: it's our craic but there (your spelling, it should actually be 'their') crack.

Irish craic has nothing to do with cocaine.
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It's spelled, CRAIC. So how about I CRACK your head?
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