You guys are way funnier than we are.
This isn't news to most of you, but some of you may not be aware to what extent.
That's why we've decided to do a round up of the funniest, best and wittiest tweets of the week, from the gas people of Ireland.
Check a few out below and make your day that little bit better.
when someone tries to correct your spelling and grammar on twitter pic.twitter.com/SeZioUY3Rk
— ???????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????? (@dgahk) May 24, 2016
Why needlessly RUIN our national drink?
Been trying to avoid dairy lately but wow soy milk in tea is just fucked
— Cian Nugent (@ciannugent) May 23, 2016
My ticket in the dole office. Nice pic.twitter.com/CoxGqWtroV
— Stanley Tucci Mane ???????? (@Bubblenoma) May 23, 2016
Fancy locked up house on my road that I always assumed was one of Putin's holiday residences is flying a massive Monaghan flag today.
— Neasa Conneally (@neasaconneally) May 22, 2016
What hope for a united Ireland? pic.twitter.com/vIAb1TetB6
— Ciarán Walsh (@kowalshki) May 25, 2016
Does anybody have money saving tips for someone who wants to change their lifestyle in almost no way?
— Killian (@krjod) May 24, 2016
We've a handyman coming in tomorrow so my Mam made some edits to my old SU poster for modesty's sake. pic.twitter.com/wfquuBF5Fa
— Aifric (@aifreckle) May 22, 2016
Sometimes I think I got shafted with such a common name but then I remember a Spanish student in my school called Fanny Crappez and feel ok
— Rach (@rachcmcc) May 25, 2016
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