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Saturday 23 November, 2024

RTÉ News knocked it out of the park with these Irish subtitles

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AS WE ALL know, the Dail resumed today for the first time since the general election.

RTE, our national broadcaster, was on the case as usual:

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Excellent work, all.

It’s not the first time, either:

Admiring @rtenews who've turned their graphics green for today...then laughed at these subtitles pic.twitter.com/yXo7yUE3hX
— Russell Alford 🎙️ (@russellalford_) March 17, 2015

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