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Ireland craics us up with hilarious Twitter response to Hurricane Ophelia

Ireland responded to Hurricane Ophelia in the best way possible (and probably most Irish way possible)…with humour!

Erene Oberholzer by Erene Oberholzer
17-10-2017 00:30
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Bored Panda compiled a list of the most hilarious tweets to reach social media after Hurricane Ophelia made its pass by Ireland.

Hurricane Ophelia is said to be the worst storm to hit Ireland…but forceful winds didn’t keep them from seeing the lighter side things:

Funniest thing I’ve seen all day ???? #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/opiAIP6xwI

— Pádraig MacFarlane (@PodyMac) October 16, 2017

My wife hasn’t stopped staring through the window since this storm started. If it gets any worse I’m going to have to let her in. #Ophelia — The Filling Station (@FSCKeswick) October 16, 2017

 

I’m having a garden furniture giveaway..winners to be selected at random….#Ophelia #Opheila

— Declan O’Brien (@deccy1919) October 16, 2017

Thank you for the new pet #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/S9DGadTt99 — luisa ???? (@itsluisagibson) October 16, 2017

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Irish government rushing supplies in for hurricane Ophelia. It’ll all be grand. #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/xkXEfQCjId

— Kate McLoughney (@KateMcLoughney) October 15, 2017

Lads I’m going to be pure embarrassed if #Ophelia is just a big gust a wind, I have friends from other countries praying for me — Neees???? (@peachschnappps) October 16, 2017

 

World: Dangerous deadly storm heading right for you, Ireland

Ireland: Do we get the day off?

World: Well yes but

Ireland: Yeooo#Ophelia

— Jack McFadden (@ledzeppjack) October 15, 2017

There are city council workers collecting leaves in North Strand. Collecting. Leaves. Before. A. Hurricane. FFS Ireland. #ophelia — Dreadford ???? (@Bed_Forever_) October 16, 2017

 

Chippers everywhere #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/MWvdeGEa9d

— Carol ???? (@Carol_xox) October 16, 2017

The schools are off tomorrow as well? My kids have done more damage to the house today than a x hurricane could ever.. #Ophelia — belfast child (@liamball31) October 16, 2017

 

All company’s in Ireland sending home staff for safety. All pubs calling in extra staff as Monday club is hopping. Mad country #Ophelia — Rory’s Stories (@RorysStories) October 16, 2017

 

Should we really be closing our schools when #Ophelia is trending number one in Ireland and #Opehlia number two..

— John Breen (@breen_john) October 15, 2017

Yanks are giving out about our lack of a serious reaction. Fair enough but at least we don’t need to be told to not shoot at it #Ophelia — Aine Dempsey (@AineDempsey) October 16, 2017

 

At Dublin Airport – Taxi man says to American passengers: “I hope you brought your guns, there’s a hurricane coming!” #Ophelia

— Overheard in Dublin (@OverheardDublin) October 15, 2017

It’s official people, Irish weather has finally been upgraded from ‘small talk’ to ‘actually important’. #ophelia — TwistedDoodles (@twisteddoodles) October 15, 2017

 

if you get up early enough in the morning you might be lucky enough to witness the great Irish trampoline migration of 2017 #Ophelia

— charly ryan (@zombiestepdad) October 16, 2017

me: not really in the mood for school tomorrow global warming: I got you boo #Ophelia — emma (@EmmaKonchar) October 15, 2017

 

UK: The sky is blood. The end of days has come

IRELAND: Oh, there goes another house. Mad craic out there Margaret come look #Ophelia

— Kyle Malone (@BetterOffMalone) October 16, 2017

The Americans had the idea of shooting at a hurricane when it was coming towards them, we’ve decided to bully our one on Twitter #Ophelia — Adam Gilroy (@GilroysWorld) October 16, 2017

 

Handy map for those buying in supplies for #ophelia pic.twitter.com/w7nTJ9LLvs

— DynamiteStudio (@dynamitecork) October 15, 2017

The man in the house across from me staring out the window to storm watch just like me. This is it. This is how I meet my husband #Ophelia — Joanne Heffernan (@joanneheff) October 16, 2017

 

Hurricane prep – charge your phones, power outage likely. Irish people – drain batteries laughing at hilarious hurricane memes #Ophelia

— Sibh Ward (@Little_ArmS) October 16, 2017

Sorted! #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/YRsJRddEu9 — BenchWarmers ⚽️ (@BeWarmers) October 15, 2017

 

Irish people have never been so happy; 24 hour guilt-free non-stop talking about the weather! #ophelia

— Lisa Smyth (@lisa_smyth) October 16, 2017

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Roll on #Ophelia I say, this is the most exciting thing to happen in Ireland since we accidentally legalised ecstasy in 2015 — graemebailey (@ActuallyGraeme) October 15, 2017

 

I’ve just been down to the shops for my hurricane survival kit #HurricaneOphelia I think I shall make it out the other side pic.twitter.com/W84l1nTjBH

— Zwartbles Ireland (@ZwartblesIE) October 15, 2017

Hung clothes out this morning – great drying! Forgot to take them in. I now have no clothes! #Ophelia — Niall Colgan (@niallcolganwf) October 16, 2017

 

The priest just sent out a text: “In 9 months time, if ye want ta call ye’er new children #Ophelia, ye’ll have ta go ta a new parish”

— Aul Wans at Wakes (@Countrywakes) October 16, 2017

*Just FIY: Craic is an Irish-English word, pronounced ‘crack’. It’s usually preceded by “the”. The craic means fun, or a good time, especially among a group of friends.

Ireland must be the only place in the world that looks forward to a hurricane just to see what the craic is with it ???????? #Ophelia — Peter (mufc) McGarry (@petermcg08) October 16, 2017

 

God it’s lovely out in Ireland #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/SafsJNtFbU

— anthony kelly (@Ak97Anthony) October 16, 2017

 

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