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Irish Twitter’s best reactions to Storm Barra
Irish Twitter’s best reactions to Storm Barra
Words: Eva O’Beirne
Stephen Donnelly tried to warn us about the trampolines lads.
Storm Barra has made landfall in Ireland this morning and Irish Twitter users can’t get enough of it. With Theresa Mannion back on the scene and not a single loaf of bread left in Munster, there’s plenty of banging posts going around.
We’ve rounded up some of the best tweets reacting to Storm Barra to help you get through your day of working from home.
Don’t forget to stock up for #StormBarra pic.twitter.com/pO5V93GjMl
— Jason💥Gorman (@jogcork) December 6, 2021
"I've never felt so alive!!!" Some wheelie bin, Navan. #StormBarra pic.twitter.com/AxIYJ56ocO
— Colm Keegan (@Colm_Keegan) December 7, 2021
#StormBarra is a plot by the Communists at Met Eireann to bring in mandatory raincoats. There will be an anti raincoat protest outside Tipperary county council offices tomorrow at 3pm, all welcome.
— Minister for Spuds at the Dept of Bacon & Cabbage (@FCTwenteBenson) December 6, 2021
how can he be trusted to report impartially https://t.co/D1RikCJfKo
— Carl Kinsella (@TVsCarlKinsella) December 6, 2021
"Fr. Crilly, I've just heard on the news that they've taken the roads in." #StormBarra pic.twitter.com/CSWA0mJMCI
— Father Ted Quote of the Day (@FrTedQOTD) December 6, 2021
Anti-Stormers Sick Of NSHET Telling Them What To Do https://t.co/PBwRgxawMK #stormbarra
— WWN (@WhispersNewsLTD) December 7, 2021
Disappointing to see so much #StormBarra information being leaked by Met Eireann to the media without consulting the government first.
— Minister for Spuds at the Dept of Bacon & Cabbage (@FCTwenteBenson) December 6, 2021
The second local authorities told us to be careful of trampolines, the timeline was flooded with Stephen Donnelly memes.
https://t.co/rgJBuo5a0i pic.twitter.com/oISuRzDuWr
— Alex O’Mahony (@alexomahony) December 7, 2021
Stephen Donnelly interviews himself about trampolines ahead of Storm Barra pic.twitter.com/nfVbknuxF7
— Justine Stafford (@JustineStafford) December 7, 2021
There’s nothing like being a pet owner during a storm I’ll tell you that.
Dog being escorted out by husband to do her morning business beneath a brolly. I cannot. #StormBarra @P_Lock pic.twitter.com/13s1upVAYW
— Laura Wall-Carroll (@La_Wall) December 7, 2021
Cats tomorrow during #StormBarra pic.twitter.com/6PK2ib6KFC
— Ireland Simpsons Fans (@iresimpsonsfans) December 6, 2021
And we’re sure that Cork is loving being the centre of attention.
BREAKING.. Cork is spreading. This is not a drill. #StormBarra pic.twitter.com/rW2hVwQkyP
— Damien Lowry (@damopamine) December 6, 2021
And of course, the prodigal weather reporter returns.
Teresa Mannion looking at her rain gear before going to Salthill to report on #StormBarra pic.twitter.com/YBuIm9ZWJs
— Ronan (@RonanCantSee) December 6, 2021
So there we are in Salthill for Storm Ophelia – RTÉ and BBC. I get spray painted on an electric box. BARRA BEST gets a storm named after him!! Doesn’t barra me at all 😉 @barrabest @endaob @jarlathtierney #StormBarra #unecessaryjourneys pic.twitter.com/p46BILoFuJ
— Teresa Mannion (@TeresaMannion) December 6, 2021
#stormbarra pic.twitter.com/VVOp1zwLjm
— WWN (@WhispersNewsLTD) December 7, 2021
But in all seriousness, stay safe and don’t make unnecessary journeys.
Incredible footage captured by lighthouse keeper Ronnie O’Driscoll at #fastnet lighthouse… #stormbarra pic.twitter.com/TIFMR7I7vY
— Declan H 🥃 (@sirdeco) December 7, 2021
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