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8 genuinely accurate tips from Leaving Cert veterans on Twitter

Honestly, these are the only ones.

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1. This highly useful preparation

My Leaving Cert advice. Get yer da to sign a piece of paper saying how much he will pay you for every honour you get. He will renege if not.
— Anne Marie O'Connor (@Kitsgirl1) June 3, 2014

Anne Marie O'Connor / Twitter

2. This deeply practical tip

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3. This masterstroke

Exam tip: 20 minutes into your English exam tomorrow, ask for some graph paper. It'll freak everybody else out. #leavingcert
— President of Ireland (Parody) (@IrishPresident) June 3, 2014

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4. These reassuring words

Leaving Cert students: best of luck tomorrow. But don't stress! Remember, success in Ireland is generally dictated by who you're related to.
— Colm Tobin (@colmtobin) June 3, 2014

Colm Tobin / Twitter

5. This study plan

Leaving Cert tip from the wise: don't spend the night before History on Ebaums World soundboards, lads.
— rasta dañana (@HiDanGray) June 3, 2014

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6. This post-exam pointer

Word of advice to all leaving cert students contemplating doing arts DONT your life will thank you for it later
— Ger Spillane (@kianmc94) June 2, 2014

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7. Plus this one

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8. And this perfect diagram from the lads at 2fm’s Breakfast Republic

(via @BreakfastRepublic2fm and @QuicheWalsh)

Got any tips of your own? Leave ‘em in the comments!

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8 genuinely accurate tips from Leaving Cert veterans on Twitter

1. This highly useful preparation

2. This deeply practical tip

Whoops!

We couldn't find this Tweet

3. This masterstroke

4. These reassuring words

5. This study plan

6. This post-exam pointer

7. Plus this one

Whoops!

We couldn't find this Tweet

8. And this perfect diagram from the lads at 2fm’s Breakfast Republic

More: #BeGrand trends in Ireland as country tells students it will all be OK>

More: Unhelpful Leaving Cert letter in the Irish Times today>