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11 reasons why The Irish For is the most delightful Twitter account in Ireland
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FOR A SMALL island, we sure do produce a lot of quality Twitter accounts.
One such account is The Irish For, a delightful resource dedicated to sharing old and unusual Irish words.
Run by @daracho, the account has amassed nearly 16,000 followers since it started in January 2015.
The account’s remit?
Every day, the account reminds us of what a special language Irish is
We’re such a… poetic people
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(Though maybe not as poetic as our Icelandic counterparts.)
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It teaches us that Ireland can be very rude sometimes
Side-note: ‘rock boob’ and ‘suckmother’ totally sound like the name of bad metal bands.
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The account has been known to deliver sick burns…
Particularly at the expense of one Nigel Farage.
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And offer a uniquely Irish perspective on how grim 2016 has been
But no matter how grim things get, it’s always on hand to cheer us up
Stellar GIF work.
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“jeighbh”
Also, we’re just going to say it – The Irish For has the best profiler on Twitter
Michael D <3
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With that, we’ll leave you with the most perfect tweet…
And if you’re not following The Irish For, please seek to rectify that immediately.
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