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This image becomes a lot funnier when you’re familiar with GAA county rivalries. (Yes, there’s a parallel in the jerseys to their own tumultuous frenemy situation in the show 😂)
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What's going on in Offaly
Irish Politicians React To Someone Else Hitting on You
Simon Harris
"d-dont say that to her...."
Leo Varadkar
"okay I'll find someone else too!"
Micheál Martin
"don't be doing that now, aw stop"
Micheal Healy-Rae
"You're a disgrace!"
Danny Healy-Rae
"But who's gonna drive me home from the pub now that drink-driving has been made illegal"
Jedward
"one of us is straight and one of us is gay! We don't know who..."
Birr Castle Demesne, Offaly, Ireland,
Photo by Luke Ravitch
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Dairthech, Clonmacnoise, Co.Offaly
In Gaelic Ireland, between the 5th and 9th centuries AD, a dairthech (literally "oak-house") was a type of oratory or church built of oak-wood. This is a reconstruction of a dairthech, a typical small oak church, such as the ones that may have stood at Clonmacnoise prior to their reconstruction in stone.
A gate at Kinnity Castle, Co. Offaly, Ireland.
South cross, Clonmacnoise
