What's the Craic?

Craic is an acronym for:    Ceol Rince Amhrán Is Comhra which means...

Music, Dance, Song & Converasatio in our native Irish language.

 

In Irish slang, "Craic" (pronounced "crack") generally refers to fun, enjoyment, or a good time. There are varying degrees of Craic, ranging from a basic "good craic" to the ultimate "craic was ninety". 

 

Here's a breakdown of the Craic levels: 

 

• Minus Craic: Describes a situation that was not just boring, but actively unpleasant or negative.

• Good Craic: A fairly enjoyable time, but not particularly noteworthy.

• Mighty Craic: A step up from good craic, indicating a more memorable or lively experience.

• Savage Craic: A great time with lots of laughs and good atmosphere.

• Great Craic: A really good time, but still not the absolute best.

• The Craic Was Ninety: The highest level of craic, indicating an incredibly fun and exciting experience.