12 Of The Funniest Signs Ever Spotted On The Streets Of Dublin

Dubliners are funny feckers, and they like to share their gasness (gaseousness?) through the medium of signs.

Any sign will do: chalkboard, post-it, printout, they all do the job. Whether they're designed to make you laugh, make you think, or even to insult you, they're always worth a look.

Here are a few that we've enjoyed immensely...

Good advice

Pub talk

Spotted outside a #Dublin #pub, just #brilliant! #politics #Trump #USelection #IgersDublin #funny #comedy #sign #ch… pic.twitter.com/cj3H8DAQ40

— Moss Travel Media (@mosstraveltv) November 11, 2016

More Trump banter

My local Mexican ....Locos in Stillorgan...indulging in some Trump inspired marketing.. pic.twitter.com/Z8JJWz85sY

— Greg Allen (@gregallenRTE) June 11, 2016

A busy week at The Beer Market

A message to the youth of today

There's a old man in Dublin city centre who has this on the front of his house. What a legend ???? pic.twitter.com/EKxTHiTRH8

— Laura Gaynor (@_LauraGaynor) January 8, 2017

Interesting facts from Bread & Butter

Did a new #coffee blackboard. #pun pic.twitter.com/wL1bBas3nI

— TwistedDoodles (@twisteddoodles) October 2, 2016

Well this is handy

Directions #Dublin style?!
(Spotted in Stephen's Green) pic.twitter.com/iMPz4DmZQg

— What Sarah Ate (@whatsarahate) July 9, 2016

You might have to do a double take

A real life-changer

This is THE sign ???? @NoNameBarDublin pic.twitter.com/2tEQpUZ0ig

— Sarah Smyth (@sjsmyth1983) January 22, 2017

Taking that pizza obsession to new heights

Spotted on Aungier Street...

(Credit: @Clarkesqe) pic.twitter.com/SfCA2iPJBC

— Lovin Dublin (@LovinDublin) January 30, 2017

Honesty IS the best policy

Spotted in Donnycarney...

(Credit: @El_Cheesio) pic.twitter.com/5MM1FEa865

— Lovin Dublin (@LovinDublin) January 24, 2017

A shop that REALLY doesn't know how to sell itself

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