Saturday 20 April, 2024

11 signs that could only exist in Ireland

Ah Ireland.

THESE JUST WOULDN’T work anywhere else…

A sliotar sale

Spotted in Swords, just in case you didn't know what they are for.. Niamh Murphy via Imgur Niamh Murphy via Imgur

This Gaeilge fail

A road sign in Dublin. As far as I remember from primary school Irish 'domhnach' does not mean Saturday! pic.twitter.com/rWlB1ST7v5
— Helena OToole (@HelenaOTooleFM) January 28, 2015

Helena OToole / Twitter

And this one

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This to-the-point housing estate missive

A sign in a Park in Bray, Co Wicklow, Ireland Imgur Imgur

This hospital lament

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Ode on an Irish door handle

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Ye olde immersion

The most Irish sign you'll see anywhere today @ClontarfRugby #6Nations pic.twitter.com/nmnLEc39BF
— DrMáireT (@MaireTNC) March 15, 2014

MaireT / Twitter

Oh St Patrick, show us the way

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Cathering for craythurs

cathered @IrishArtHistory @IrishArtHistory

Cash only

Only in Ireland would you see a sign like this. pic.twitter.com/3fHAGwejg3
— Sean O' Donovan (@henriksen1) March 24, 2014

Sean O' Donovan / Twitter

And of course, this old favourite

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11 signs that could only exist in Ireland

A sliotar sale

This Gaeilge fail

And this one

This to-the-point housing estate missive

This hospital lament

Ode on an Irish door handle

Whoops!

We couldn't find this Tweet

Ye olde immersion

Oh St Patrick, show us the way

Whoops!

We couldn't find this Tweet

Cathering for craythurs

Cash only

And of course, this old favourite

12 signs Dublin has completely lost the run of itself>

Danny Dyer’s getting married, you slaaaaags … It’s The Dredge

18 burgers to try in Ireland before you die