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11 times Irish people proved they are the kindest in the world

Sooooound.

1. Last year, a Belfast bus driver went above and beyond by stopping the bus to give a homeless man a winter coat

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2. Everywhere you turn, there are the smallest sound gestures taking place – like when this couple went around Cardiff holding up a sign to give a fellow Irish rugby fan back their lost tickets

3. Or when this Offaly man saw the clamper coming and stepped in just in the nick of time

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I was parked behind you and you were just about to get clamped. I stopped them and bought you a ticket so they wouldn’t clamp you. Maybe someday you might do the same. Or you can buy me a pint :)

4. Remember this Dublin Bus driver receiving this note

5. And when famous Limerick artist John Shinnors sold one of his paintings to a local kid for €10

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6. There was the time a woman found a wallet at this year’s Electric Picnic and returned it by post with everything intact

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7. And this letter and donation from little Leah

8. Then there are the heroes randomly saving bikes across the country – like Trinity College security here

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9. And that time a woman noticed a bike wasn’t locked and stepped in

10. When this Dublin restaurant saw someone trying to steal the wheels off this one and intervened, taping this note to the saddle

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11. It’s the little things really: like when a Bus Éireann driver in Cork got off to help a lady tie her shoelace because she wasn’t steady enough on her feet to do so

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