This is the first thing that’s made me laugh in three days pic.twitter.com/FOjjEL0CvV
— Holly x (@hollyshortall) April 28, 2020
Bebe writes:
What working in RTÉ does to a young fella…
This is the first thing that’s made me laugh in three days pic.twitter.com/FOjjEL0CvV
— Holly x (@hollyshortall) April 28, 2020
Bebe writes:
What working in RTÉ does to a young fella…
Last night.
Channel 4 broadcast an interview with a member of the “New IRA” who said any border infrastructure, as a consequence of Brexit, would be a “legitimate target for attack”.
The man spoke to Channel 4 News on condition that his identity would be disguised and his voice would not be recorded.
So his words were spoken by an actor for the recording – drawing a significant response from viewers about his accent.
Anyone?
New IRA says border infrastructure would be ‘legitimate target for attack’ (Channel 4)
Earlier: “It Will Ensure There Are No Checks”
New today in Upshot land: a dialect quiz for Ireland and the UK! Answer 25 questions about the way you talk and see where our quiz thinks you’re from.https://t.co/1ydQ0BEyYx pic.twitter.com/YWIpGfW2RJ
— Josh Katz (@jshkatz) February 15, 2019
What does the way you speak say about where you’re from?
Nosy langer.
FIGHT!
The British-Irish Dialect Quiz (New York Times)
Thanks Charles Kranz
Anne Marie O’Connor tweetz:
…looking at a Rachel Allen recipe in last weeks Sindo mag. It is not her accent. Gawrlic is a thing ;)
Innit?
England-born Irish football internationals of yore reminisce.
Declan McKeown writes:
“This is a little video we made in Setanta Sports for the Ireland V England game yesterday. If ever we needed more reasons to love Gary Breen. We all dream of a team of…”
Any excuse.
Mmf.
Something new, strange and high octane from Derrynane Robot Club, to wit:
Terrence returns from the festival…
Previously: Fatuous