Sunday 24 November, 2024

The Telegraph published a letter about an Irish pub's very clever Wi-Fi password

Can’t argue with that.

COMING UP WITH humorous or punny Wi-Fi names and passwords is an art.

But the password in this Irish pub may have the most on the nose password of all.

David Brown of Suffolk was recently visiting a “hostelry” in Ireland (alright, David) when he asked what the internet password was.

The barman informed him that it was “tipthebarman” and David was so impressed that he wrote a letter to The Telegraph about it.

Not-so-cryptic password pic.twitter.com/Aat8XuDdkG
— Telegraph Letters (@LettersDesk) August 31, 2016

Telegraph Letters / Twitter

Take note, other Irish pubs.

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The Telegraph published a letter about an Irish pub's very clever Wi-Fi password

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