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11 of the cheekiest bits of graffiti spotted around Ireland

Never leave a gas ticket alone with a marker.

Sep 4th 2014, 9:31 PM 75,566 Views 48 Comments

NOW NOW, DON’T be getting smart.

1. Way harsh

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8. Always showing concern

Irish graffiti. Also available "put your jumper on, it's cold outside" and "get a good night's sleep now". #ripe66 pic.twitter.com/s2QTbId3jO
— Rob Evans (@rhe) May 13, 2013

Source: Rob Evans/Twitter

9. Wherever we go

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10. Bono is still a pox though

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11. So stop your messin’

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11 of the cheekiest bits of graffiti spotted around Ireland