

The population of this tiny island might be pretty small, but out of that few, the majority seem to have absolutely lost it.
It appears the media, news and music people of the country need to let the madness loose from their heads on occasion.
Here's a selection of some of the best (or worst) examples, depending on how you're looking at it.
What were we thinking?
Yep, that happened.
And nope, it wasn't just a dream.
The story of a young boy sandwiched between two cultures.
The family group, made up of mother Mary Murray-Burke and her children Dervla and Derek Burke, that stole our hearts back in 2010 when they rose to fame.
The Puck Fair is one of Ireland’s oldest festivals, having first been celebrated 400 years ago in the Kerry city of Killorglin.
And what do they get up to during this festival? They crown a goat King and spend three days under this goat's reign.
We shit you not.

The Dublin twins who took The X Factor by storm in 2009.
And the fact that she made several radio, TV and nightclub spawning from basically telling someone to cop on – extending her 15 minutes of fame into a solid month of pay outs.
Oh, hun.
The Rubberbandits, naturally.
Also, the fact that their comedic style is listed on Wikipedia as 'gas cuntism'.
In a national newspaper.

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That moment when we weren't sure if Tubs had gone too far, or had just lost it altogether.
Ha ha that's the maddest thing we've ever seen! This clip needs to go worldwide ha ha #LateLateToyShow #baby pic.twitter.com/EdJFohvQr0
— RTÉ 2FM (@RTE2fm) November 27, 2015
No words.

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And broke hearts the hearts of millions in the process.

A low point for Irish stereotyping.

Photo cred: www.dailyedge.ie

Photo cred: www.dailyedge.ie
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