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5 must-follow Irish parody Twitter accounts

Bored with Twitter? These may help.

Jul 18th 2013, 6:00 PM 26,189 Views 22 Comments

WE HAVE COMBED through the heaving morass of Twitter to bring you these five gleaming, emerald gems.

You’re welcome.

1. Not The RTÉ Guide

The daddy of all Irish parody Twitters. Managing the impressive feat of still being highly amusing, even as it approaches one year old.

2. Auld Lads At Funerals

Those auld lads that are always at funerals? Them.

3. A Dublin Bus

A bitter, passenger-hating weapon of public transport. Which is to say, fairly accurate.

4. Irish Mammies

Another long-standing favourite. Apparently there is a LOT of mileage in Irish mammies. Who knew?

5. Nuhdeen Coyle

A trip inside the embittered world of somebody who definitely isn’t the real Nadine Coyle. The accent is… really something.

Enjoy!

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5 must-follow Irish parody Twitter accounts