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Tweet Sweeper: Which Irish celeb had a bad case of the Glenroes?

Our pick of the week’s tweets from famous people.

Aug 10th 2013, 10:45 AM 2,521 1

WE’RE ALL FAMILIAR with the Glenroes.

Also known as the Sunday Night Fear, it is the feeling of impending doom and terror which descends on Sunday evenings.

This week, Brian O’Driscoll was suffering.

Even Brian O'Driscoll gets the Glenroes!
1/20
We've never felt not not bendy to be honest, Harry.
2/20
We see what you did there.
3/20
Sylvester Stalone is not Bruce Willis' biggest fan.
4/20
Not in the least.
5/20
Rumour has it there are going to be a few BANGERZ on Miley Cyrus' album.
6/20
Rosanna was doing what any right minded person was doing this week. Watching Sharknado of course.
7/20
Ronan Keating is afraid of spiders.
8/20
Even the celebs of Ireland were affected by the Dublin Bus strike.
9/20
Parks and Recreation's Aubrey Plaza had something to say.
10/20
Oh Tara...poor, poor Tara.
11/20
LOL!
12/20
Keith Duffy was thinking of the old days.
13/20
Is Val angry or is the bed angry? So many questions!
14/20
Ice T's commentary on humanity never ceases to impresss.
15/20
Heidi Klum flew across the U.S. with some cronuts tightly belted in the seat beside her.
16/20
Even famous people have spots guys!
17/20
Emma Watson knows the pain of a girl who has had to grow out a short haircut.
18/20
Chris Brown said he was quitting music, but then he deleted these tweets, so it may not be good news after all.
19/20
Niall Horan! Was very excited! To meet David Beckham!
20/20

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