The 12 Most Irish Things That Happened This Week

Irish humour is like the opposite to an acquired taste. Once you get a hit, you’re hooked. Well, that’s how we feel about it anyway… And we know you do too.

So, with no further ado, here’s the best and most gaseous craic we could find this week, courtesy of you guys.

Brava, you lot, brava.

1. This sign posted on the fence of Body&Soul

Everyone on their best behaviour!

Read more here.

2. This inspirational Euro 2016 poster

Up sports!

I made another one of my inspirational posters. This one is for the football pic.twitter.com/nmFWmXTvxj

— Alan (@alan_maguire) June 13, 2016

3. Everything about this #LeavingCert poster

#LeavingCert pic.twitter.com/yGU1mKITAv

— Hairy Baby T-Shirts (@HairyBabyTees) June 8, 2016

4. This video of Keith Duffy singing Boyzone songs with fans at La Rochelle

Great lad. More on the story here.

Keith Duffy joins the boys in green in a rendition of ‘No Matter What’ on the streets of La Rochelle! #COYBIG pic.twitter.com/Oeqg9YvqqK

— Stephen McCarthy (@sportsfilesteve) June 15, 2016

5. The Irish fans cleaning up after themselves in France

“Clean up, for the boys in green!”

6. This almost unbelievable headline

… almost.

7. This fresh paint job

Just in time for this summer’s festivities.

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A post shared by captainfifi (@captain.fifi) on Jun 13, 2016 at 5:22am PDT

8. This young lad who got Paul Durcan’s name tattooed on his rear

All in the name of the Leaving Cert. Get the full story here.

9. This subtle Euros commentary

As Robbie Keane was coming on as a sub, a Dub; “Jaysus, I remember him when he was only robbin’ cars”. #OnlyInIreland
@OverheardDublin

— Seánie Bennett © (@bennettseanie) June 13, 2016

10. This sign apologising for this company’s absence 

While they were out supporting ‘the soccer’.

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A post shared by captainfifi (@captain.fifi) on Jun 14, 2016 at 4:31am PDT

11. These lilos spotted floating in the Luas works

Listen, don’t rule it out.

12. And finally, the Irish fans cheering these bin men just back from a strike

We’ll cheer anything, so we will.

The Irish welcome garbage truck in Paris after days of strike. Worldclass! ???? #Euro2016 @welt pic.twitter.com/BCrKnd2Xn2

— Simon Pausch (@simon_pausch) June 11, 2016

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