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An Post has released stamps commemorating the emoji - no, really

“Ná bí buartha.”

Mar 30th 2017, 8:52 PM 4,945 Views 5 Comments

AN POST ARE down with the kids.

So down with the kids that they’ve released a sheet of stamps commemorating the emoji. No, really.

A fortnight ago, An Post released a sheet of stamps commemorating the emoji accompanied by the phrase “Don’t Worry Be Happy” written in both Irish and English.

17353351_819462241535890_4656211572150540495_n Source: The Stone Twins/Facebook

The stamps were designed by The Stone Twins, two Irish brothers now based in Amsterdam.

Pretty nifty, eh? An Post thinks so.

Instantly recognisable worldwide, these new emoji stamps should prove popular with people of all ages as well as collectors.

17361878_819462244869223_4234517817986133603_n Source: The Stone Twins/Facebook

Ná bí buartha, bí sona

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You can now purchase an assortment of emoji-themed collectible stamps from An Post’s website. What a time to be alive, tbh.

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An Post has released stamps commemorating the emoji - no, really

“Ná bí buartha.”