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11 pieces of graffiti you would only find in Ireland

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Sep 9th 2015, 9:31 PM 13,520 Views 6 Comments

IT MIGHT NOT be Banksy, but Ireland can produce its fair share of high quality, hilarious Irish graffiti.

Take a bow:

1. This solid advice

stickonawash Source: Imgur

2. A very Irish good bye sign

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This should be the official policy of County Council signs around the country.

3. Making this sign quintessentially Irish is easy enough

merrion Source: Imgur

A classic.

4. The greatest wordsmith of our age

K7wRAui Source: Imgur

5. A non-Irish person might be confused by who or what you are praying for

You get some great graffiti in Irish public toilets... pic.twitter.com/jcYpWEAj
— Conall (@luigii249) July 3, 2012

Source: Conall Ó Maitiú/Twitter

6. The fake tan Oompa Loompas spotted in Dublin

ZxxQBre Source: Imgur

#satire

7. Simple but effective

8. The 9.55 rush to the offie, in sign form

9. A message to the world from us

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10. The chat up line for the ages

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11. And finallly, graffiti that could have been written by your mam

Irish graffiti. Also available "put your jumper on, it's cold outside" and "get a good night's sleep now". #ripe66 pic.twitter.com/s2QTbId3jO
— Rob Evans (@rhe) May 13, 2013

Source: Rob Evans/Twitter

Always the edgiest graffiti, that.

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11 pieces of graffiti you would only find in Ireland