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07th Jul 2017

WATCH: Air New Zealand’s Attempt At An Irish Accent In Their Latest Ad Is Hilariously Crap

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Ah, the Kiwis.

God bless them and their stellar good looks, incredible sports skills and beautiful country. Must be hard.

However, despite their winning of the genetic lottery, the Kiwis lack one thing that we have in droves – the ability to do an Irish accent. 

Their hilarious attempt is highlighted in the latest Air New Zealand advertisement – just in time for the next Lions match. 

Check it out for yourself. 

Comical. Just comical. 

It’s gotten us excited for tomorrow anyway!

READ NEXT: WATCH: These Lads Climbed On Top Of Green 19 And Sang ‘Baby On Board’ From The Simpsons

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