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The Rubberbandits inspired the creation of these hilarious county-specific banners for 'Together For Yes'

How does your county say ‘yes’?

REPEAL SUPPORTER, JEAN O’Brien has put a gas twist on the ‘Together for Yes’ campaign name and slogan.

It all started off when Limerick Repeal decided to mess around a bit with the slogan and change it to ‘Together for Yurt’ – ‘yurt’ being a limerick slang for ‘yes’ which  was popularized by the Rubberbandits – and made these awesome badges

Source: Limerick Together for Yes

Dubliner Jean wanted in on the colloquial slagging and created a facebook banner for Dublin repealers to use, as well as Limerick heads.

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She was inspired to create more facebook banners that acknowledged the myriad of vernacular ways that Irish counties say ‘yes’.

For a small wee island, we certainly have a good few unique ways to affirm in the positive.

Jean reached out to the Oh My God What A Complete Aisling page for help with the local lingo, and these were some of the results:

The Rebels

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The Premier county for premier healthcare

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The wee county is Louth and Proud

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Repeal roysh now

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Reppin’ for the Kingdom

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Dún na nGal is for women

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Royal county is saying..

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Mayo for Repeal (and Sam, but repeal first)

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The Gentle county

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Tribeswomen and men are saying tá

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Whilst, Kildare didn’t get one of its own (sorry Kildare, but you’re basically just extended Dublin), Craggy Island did…

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And Ireland Simpsons fans of course got involved…

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…after numerous requests, Jean made the best one of all

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Check out Jean’s imgur album to see the full list.

If you have any requests, feel free to send a tweet to her on @digicharitylab.

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