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Bressie's Teenage Kicks was so well-received last night that it's still trending on Twitter

Teenage dreams, so hard to beat.
9.16am, 3 Dec 2014
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LAST NIGHT, THE first episode of Bressie’s Teenage Kicks aired on RTÉ 2. It was the first part of a three-part series that will see Bressie attempt to form a band comprised of young people from Limerick city.

The first episode saw Bressie visit Moyross and hold auditions for the band.

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While it’s easy to be a little bit sceptical about such a concept, the programme appears to have been very well-received by viewers. In fact, it’s still trending in Ireland this morning.

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People loved it.

They wanted it all immediately.

Emotions were felt.

The show’s depiction of working-class teenagers was praised.

While others were pleased with how it portrayed Limerick.

Everyone was weirdly inspired by a speech given by one of The Rubberbandits.

Admittedly some people did struggle with the accents.

And, of course, there were heart eye emojis directed at Bressie.

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