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THE POOR AA roadwatch just can’t avoid some things. After the minion debacle of yesterday, we look back on some of the other traffic stoppers around the country.
1. A camel
A camel was spotted roaming around Tallaght last year and everyone was all WTF until we realised there was a circus in the area. Well that solves it… now to deal with the stray camel.
2. This swan in Galway
Not so much that it’s a swan, but that it’s blocking the road like it owns the place. Absolute scenes.
Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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THE POOR AA roadwatch just can’t avoid some things. After the minion debacle of yesterday, we look back on some of the other traffic stoppers around the country.
1. A camel
A camel was spotted roaming around Tallaght last year and everyone was all WTF until we realised there was a circus in the area. Well that solves it… now to deal with the stray camel.
2. This swan in Galway
Not so much that it’s a swan, but that it’s blocking the road like it owns the place. Absolute scenes.
3. This one on the Samuel Beckett Bridge
4. These lads on O’Connell Street
They ARE traffic cones, in fairness.
5. This bizarre dummy in Nutgrove
No dummy, we do not want your wares.
6. Oh, just a toilet on the Douglas roundabout in Cork
7. This lad dancing on the Naas Road junction
8. This innovative way to shield from the drizzle
At least he didn’t forget the milk.
9. This teddy, just getting a casual lift
10. This genius
11. This odd but factual road sign
12. And finally, this reg plate
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