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13 times Google Street View captured the true essence of Ireland

An insight.

Mar 14th 2016, 1:21 PM 19,762 Views 5 Comments

1. When this guy saw his one chance for a gag

2. When this person couldn’t look up her own house without finding a cow hanging around outside

3. When this house in Cork used a Simpsons reference to wonderful effect

badneighb Source: Twitter

4. When this guy in Dublin went viral with his own unique welcome last year

alo Source: Google Maps

5. When a country traffic jam was caught in full flow

blurred2 Source: Imgur

6. That time these lads were spotted hard at work

maps7 Source: Google Maps

7. And, eh, when these two needed more blurring than usual

blurred Source: Google Maps

8. When the best costumes in the country are spotted, you can thank Google Street View for the entertainment

google-street-viewaliens Source: Google-street-view

9. And the mystery of the GIANT shoes in Mullingar will never be solved

hugeshoes Source: streetviewireland Tumblr

Why? How?

hugeshoes3 Source: streetviewireland Tumblr

10. That time Google was welcomed to South Dublin in a mature and respectable manner

11. And the helplessness of this situation was captured in full

maps3 Source: Google Maps

Irish roads, wha?

12. There was the time this guy was caught short… and caught on camera

Noooo.

13. And finally… when the Google car cuts off a cyclist, some sort of reaction is to be expected

Fair play.

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