The post Ireland Is Getting Its First Hurricane In Nearly 60 Years, And Irish People Are Just Making Jokes appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The Irish Twitter reactions are hilarious and certainly bring some light as a storm is building up. Scroll to read some of the best tweets we found on the topic.
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
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
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
Don't worry lads John's weather forecast stone will keep us updated! #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/qsFVpCWB1i
— heyimdonagh (@DonaghDog) October 16, 2017
Thank you for the new pet #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/S9DGadTt99
— luisa
(@itsluisagibson) October 16, 2017
Dear teachers of Galway………
Another reason toGalway #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/kK9Ut9uJG9
— Sandra Fitz (@Caketoons1) October 15, 2017
me: not really in the mood for school tomorrow
global warming: I got you boo #Ophelia
— emma (@EmmaKonchar) October 15, 2017
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
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
Chippers everywhere #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/MWvdeGEa9d
— Carol
(@Carol_xox) October 16, 2017
With the closure of schools tomorrow #Ophelia has been upgraded by my children from Category 3 Storm to Saint
— Philip Boucher-Hayes (@boucherhayes) October 15, 2017
Irish government rushing supplies in for hurricane Ophelia. It'll all be grand. #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/xkXEfQCjId
— Kate McLoughney (@KateMcLoughney) October 15, 2017
Everyone in Ireland having fun with #Ophelia until the English join in and we’re like ‘We’re all dying, it’s not funny!’
— Leif Scaree
Awaiting confirmation from the Westboro Baptist church that #Ophelia is the consequence of our gay Taoiseach.
— Matthew (@matthewsrfc) 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
Handy map for those buying in supplies for #ophelia pic.twitter.com/w7nTJ9LLvs
— DynamiteStudio (@dynamitecork) October 15, 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
My husband just farted in bed and woke me up. Thought it was the beginning of #Ophelia
— Jane Ginger (@JaneGinger50) 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
I'm having a garden furniture giveaway..winners to be selected at random….#Ophelia #Opheila
— Declan O'Brien (@deccy1919) October 16, 2017
#Ophelia we're fighting back pic.twitter.com/yfWKoKSIsW
— ross guilfoyle (@RossGuilfoyle) October 16, 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
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
There are city council workers collecting leaves in North Strand. Collecting. Leaves. Before. A. Hurricane.
FFS Ireland. #ophelia
— Dreadford
It's why I love Ireland, hurricane #Ophelia on the way, we're completely unprepared but the banter on social media is brilliant!
— Paul Hegarty (@phegarty) October 15, 2017
Sorted! #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/YRsJRddEu9
— BenchWarmers
(@BeWarmers) 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
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
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
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
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
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
Weather update: hurricane #Ophelia has stopped for a coffee and a smoke so will be 15 minutes later than expected
— WWN (@WhispersNewsLTD) October 15, 2017
I wonder if #HurricaneOphelia devastates Ireland will Donald Trump come over and throw toilet rolls at us?
— MyTimes (@dcahughes) October 14, 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
It’s official people, Irish weather has finally been upgraded from ‘small talk’ to ‘actually important’. #ophelia
— TwistedDoodles (@twisteddoodles) October 15, 2017
Wishing I had a porch, a rocking chair and a shotgun so I could just sit outside my house all day muttering "storm's a-comin' " #Ophelia
— ¡¿Brendan?!¯_(ツ)_/¯ (@Everybody_Hz) October 16, 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 post Ireland Is Getting Its First Hurricane In Nearly 60 Years, And Irish People Are Just Making Jokes appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>