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Everybody noticed this RTÉ reporter getting tongue-tied on the news last night

Unfortunate.

IT JUST GOES to show: Very little escapes the Irish public. Very little indeed.

Europe Editor Tony Connelly was reporting on Britain’s new EU deal when he got a bit tongue-tied:

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There may be further, eh… i’s to cross and t’s to dot so to speak.

Unfortunately, a great number of people were paying attention to the news last night – but viewers assumed it had simply been a very long day over there in Brussels.

@tconnellyRTE cross the i's and dot the t's. #longdaytony
— The Bolt (@TheBolt74) February 19, 2016

Trevor Beale / Twitter

Just heard RTE journalist talking about Cameron's EU problem still having i's to cross & t's to dot! Oh dear - kind of error I'd make 😁
— WordsWorthLearning (@wowoworld) February 19, 2016

Rita Treacy / Twitter

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