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13 Of The Most Hilarious (But Underappreciated) Irish People On Twitter
Published 00:10 20 Dec 2016 GMT
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Twitter's great and all, but everyone knows how easy it is for it to descend into a shitshow of negativity and moaning.
So you need it to bring the funny. And in order for it to do that, you need to be following some good people.
Here are 13 Irish accounts you might not have come across – and following them all is guaranteed to make your Twitter experience approximately 497% better.
Could hardly start anywhere else. One of the most wickedly, consistently hilarious people on the web – in Ireland and beyond – she's guaranteed to make you guffaw at least once a week.
We can't show you her tweets here unfortunately, but you if you start following her on Twitter right now we promise you won't regret it.
A relatively recent addition to the team here at Lovin Dublin, Kate's generally at her best when talking about food.
Which is pretty much always.
The best things in life are beige ????????????????????????????????????????????????????
— Kate Demolder (@katedemolder) August 30, 2015
With tweets that will make you wonder how she stole your thoughts, Caoimhe documents late-20s life strugs in a way that will leave future historians baffled and intrigued in equal measure.
Scathing, cutting, pop-culture-laden feminist brilliance.
Why won't they give Mr Tayto a Mrs Tayto? He spends his days alone in a horrorscape of isolation, the only of his species to walk the earth
— Fi Hyde (@andgoseek) October 16, 2015
He's the guy behind the Not The RTÉ Guide account, which is fantastic in itself – but his personal account also yields daily brilliance.
Nearly finished my Sexy Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 costume for next week!
— Alan (@alan_maguire) October 19, 2015
Aoife will make you want to fave her tweets so often that you'll begin to feel like you're coming on a bit strong.
just painting my horn-like envelopes pic.twitter.com/gn3tG7TLvj
— aoife (@aoiph) October 19, 2015
Not quite so little-known, given he presents a programme on national radio and all that – but his piss-taking of social media eejitry is a wonder to behold.
If we win against Poland tonight I actually think we're going to develop such a national confidence we'll start invading countries
— Chris Greene (@HateChrisGreene) October 11, 2015
How does she do it?
Really worried about my parrot. He keeps saying "I can't go on. I hate my life." My roommate is too selfish to notice. Always busy crying.
— ????????Ruthe Phoenix???????? (@RuthePhoenix) May 15, 2014
Amen, Grace. Amen.
cian twomey has 3 million followers on facebook. just in case you thought the world was actually grand. it's not.
— st fridget (@gr00se) October 13, 2015
His username is pronounced 'Poverty', we think.
Just remembered when I was younger and used play Fifa 98 on my cousin's Sega, I used love the name Crystal Palace cos it kinda sounds v glam
— Peter (@POBHerty) October 1, 2015
Indeed.
"#nevercominghome"
— Mark Mehigan (@markmehigan) July 20, 2015
You're literally in Ibiza for a week. You'll be home on Tuesday. We've already arranged to collect you from the airport.
This UK-based actor is an absolute gem on stage, as anyone lucky enough to have seen her will know – but she's equally good online.
20 mins into Netflix and chill and he give you that look pic.twitter.com/QOrhZNchHt
— Roxanna Nic Liam (@RoxyNL) October 1, 2015
Again, someone who will make you wonder how someone can be so consistently and brilliantly funny, yet not be a bajillionaire.
Mind you, maybe he is a bajillionaire. Who knows.
Just searching for a Starbucks nearby pic.twitter.com/t5WAb38PTx
— Sean Leahy (@thepunningman) October 22, 2015
A medical student whose cynical game is strong, but offset by a cracking wit and turn of phrase.
'artisan donut shop' - I dunno, Dublin, I'm trying but you're making it very hard.
— Neasa Conneally (@neasaconneally) October 20, 2015
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