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20 things your aul lad said to you on the bog growing up

Jazus, it's swimming, lads... The turf is in a swamp and the aul lad is less than pleased. Jazus the hopper must have been in bits that day... Some sods are foot-length and others are the length of the car. 'Break them lads, sure they wouldn't fit ...

13 May 2020 at 19:04

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TWITTER THREAD: "What's your favourite Irish insult?" - There's some absolute gems here!

Sometimes you just have to sit back and bask in the ingenuity of the Irish public, and this Twitter thread is a prime example of that. Twitter user Ciara McShane's thought-provoking tweet went viral back in 2018 with over 1,000 replies and ...

06 Aug 2020 at 13:09

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20 things your aul lad said to you on the bog growing up

1. Be the lord Jazus, that turf is no more ready! Clearly not impressed with the condition of the turf after being reliably informed that she was ready to foot. 'Sure, Jazus, you'd have to peel that out of the ground, the state it's in.' ...

05 Apr 2017 at 18:14

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10 differences between townies and culchies we all know to be true

To people from Dublin, Laois people are all culchies, but within the county, there has always been a distinction between townies and culchies. Some distinct differences showed themselves as we grew up. Reading this will show you that ...

31 Mar 2017 at 18:34

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