The popular streamer ended up in Fermanagh and decided to give Gaelic football a go.
The American - who boasts a staggering 26.9 million subscribers on YouTube - has been travelling across Europe in recent weeks and has been live-streaming his interactions with the public on his social media channels.
Today, the Cristiano Ronaldo-superfan found himself in Enniskillen in County Fermanagh and documented his stroll through the famous town with a live stream that has already been viewed 1.7 million times on YouTube.READ MORE: Davy Fitzgerald exclusive column: How a ‘run-in with my oul lad’ led to moment that changed our All-Ireland winning season in 2013
After sampling some Irish culture - including finding himself in the middle of an Irish dancing showcase - Speed made his way to Enniskillen Gaels GAA club to give Gaelic Football a try. After being shown some of the intricacies of the sport, Speed takes a couple of players on 1v1 before attempting to score a penalty, which he fails to do so.No word yet on how long the American plans on staying in Ireland for or what his plans are for his time in Ireland.
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