In the late 80's and early 90's I worked for Apple Europe out of their Paris headquarters. Part of my job was connecting with the various countries and GMs and that included the Cork factory. Doing business around Cork while wearing some Apple swag jacket was like having a free pass to everything. The Cork people were so grateful to Apple that I literally couldn't buy a lunch or a pint, or even a taxi ride. My money was no good there.
In addition to the Apple factory, there was a very small (5-6 people) sales management team in Dublin run by a fine gentleman named Bob Taylor, who possessed the driest wit and one of the finest golf swings I've ever witnessed. At a general manager meeting one year the concept of "mañana" (tomorrow but really an unspecified time in the future) was broached by the Spanish GM who asked Bob if there was any similar concept in Ireland or the Gaelic language. Bob replied, "Well there is Sergio but nothing that connotes the same sense of urgency." RIP Bob. I miss Ireland.