Irish man

"We are an unimaginative lot when it comes to naming things." The title of this article is conjectural. Although this article is based on canonical information, the actual name of this subject is pure conjecture.

Unknown
Biographical information
Gender	Male
Ethnic group	Irish
Eye color	Brown
Hair color	Brown
Height	6' (1,83 m)
Born	Unknown (possibly Ireland)
Died	Black Pearl, off Isla Cruces
Also known as	Irish man
Statistics
Ship(s) captained or crewed	Black Pearl
Battles	Skirmish off of the Isla Cruces
Affiliation	Jack Sparrow
Behind the scenes
First appearance	Dead Man's Chest
Last appearance	Dead Man's Chest
Cause	Killed by the Kraken
Portrayer	Gerry O'Brien

"Ever since I was a little lad, I've always wanted to sail the seas…forever."
"Sooner than you think! Sign the roster."

―Irish man and Joshamee Gibbs

This man was one of the poor men who Jack Sparrow was going to give to Davy Jones to settle his debt.

Biography

This man lived in Tortuga, an Irish man who had wanted to sail the seas since he was young. In the Twelve Daggers bar, he met Joshamee Gibbs, who was signing up crew mates for the Motley crew of the Black Pearl under famed Captain Jack Sparrow. The Irish man signed up, along with several others. When a drunken former Commodore James Norrington tried to shoot Sparrow with a Flintlock, the new crew mates demonstrated their loyalty by restraining the crazed Navy officer turned pirate, causing him to shoot up towards the ceiling, inadvertently starting a bar fight. In the ensuing chaos, the crew escaped, and left aboard the Pearl. When the ship sailed to the isle of Isla Cruces where the fabled Dead Man's Chest belonging to Jack's enemy Davy Jones, Sparrow and several trusted crewmates rowed ashore, while the old man stayed under the command of Gibbs. The irish man stood with many other recruits on the main deck as the Flying Dutchman surfaced from the depths of the ocean, and watched as his captain made a fool of himself trying to bargain with Jones.

The Irish man aboard the Black Pearl.

The Dutchman opened fire on the Black Pearl, damaging her greatly. The ship managed to outrun the ghostly Dutchman, but would soon suffer a worse fate. The whole ship shook, and fellow crewman Lejon yelled that they must have hit a reef. This was not the case; crewman William Turner Jr. knew of what was happening, and the crew was ordered to get to their stations as the Kraken was about to attack. This man served as a cannoneer, stationed at a cannon along with a Very old man. They were terrified as they saw the Kraken's tentacles climbing up the side of the ship, and immediately opened fire on command along with all of the other cannons. However, the longboats were destroyed by the Kraken, so they had to fight again. The Irish man prepared for the coming fight, loading his cannon. The second Kraken fight began out of nowhere, as the ship shook again and hundreds of tentacles came crashing through the wall. The Irish man was one of the first to die, killed by a tentacle as it crashed through his cannon hole and grabbed him. The tentacle dragged him crashing straight through a wooden pole, smashing it as the Irish man screamed. He was then pulled through a cannonhole and dragged into the ocean to his death.

Behind the scenes

• The Irish man was portrayed by Gerry O'Brien in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest.

Appearances

• Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (First appearance)
  • Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (comic)