12 Of The Funniest Irish Tweets From The Past Week

You guys are some of the gassest (most gaseous?) we've ever come across and we feel like showing you off every so often.

Can you blame us?

This week we've gone searching for the 12 best and funniest tweets we've found on the big, bad world of Twitter, and this is what we've found...

1. Latte's Odyssey with @UnaMullally

A one-minute play where a barista just calls "Heathcliff?" repeatedly.
— Una Mullally (@UnaMullally) June 3, 2016

2. Great expectations with @nessadinneen

3. A tale of two pronunciations with @glennthefitz

4. The hard hitting questions with @donlothario

'Go shawty, it's sherbet day' - Try this refreshing raspberry sherbet recipe from @RTEfood https://t.co/LBb19TAQl8 pic.twitter.com/Oe4IIZy9Bs
— RTÉ (@rte) June 6, 2016

5. Ireland with @Joe_Panama @aoiph

he's Dermot Bannon from Room to Improve
— aoife (@aoiph) June 8, 2016

6. Little did we know with @elisemarie91

Remember when parents said "I'll give you something to cry about" & were scared they'd hit us but they destroyed the housing market instead?
— Elise (@elisemarie91) June 8, 2016

7. Big chances with @infinityonhi

Today the dole, tomorrow the world
— ???????????????????????? ????????????????????????? but actually Aoife (@infinityonhi) June 7, 2016

8. Logical succession with @PrayForPatrick

suns out, Brits out
— Patrick (@PrayForPatrick) June 6, 2016

9. Panic with @mormonhorse

I'm so bad at that phonetic alphabet thing, esp on the spot.I mustered an emphatic & drawn out 'I for IRELAND' earlier & somehow 'G for jew'
— emma flynn (@mormonhorse) June 7, 2016

10. SCARLEH with @amyohconnor

Imagine Wikipedia listing all the people you've rode like this!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/2UiO0NSHrs
— ? amy o'connor ? (@amyohconnor) June 7, 2016

11. Grannies know best with @valerieloftus

Told my granny I was having a steak for dinner and she said "Oh well I've heard it all now."
— Valerie Loftus (@valerieloftus) June 4, 2016

12. Bilingualism with @phlaimeaux

'I shit you not' is the middle english phrase I use most often
— David O'Doherty (@phlaimeaux) June 2, 2016