Flat 7-Up, The Den, getting a shift… and leaving on the immersion

Uncategorized

Jul 15, 2015

If you grew up in Ireland then the hashtag that has been trending today is something you can definitely relate to.

#GrowingUpIrish has seen a load of nostalgic folk tweet their childhood memories that just don't occur anywhere else in world.

From Socky and Dustin on The Den, The Late Late toy show and still not being able to speak Irish after years of learning it, these tweets have literally summed up our lives and they are hilarious!

Remember Molly and Rossa the Morbegs from Morbegsland?

#growingupIrish This show gave me the creeps pic.twitter.com/Rcp0seg52B

— James Colvin (@JamesColvin7) July 15, 2015

This conversation happened at least once a day in every Irish household. "Who's her mother?"

"Yeno yer wan" "Who?" "Yer wan up the road" #GrowingUpIrish

— lauren (@kingxthranduil) July 15, 2015

You were sh*t hot

Going back to visit your primary school when you finished first year and thinking you were better than every one else #GrowingUpIrish

— Chloe (@_hemmotioniall) July 15, 2015

We begged our Mams to let us join..

Hating, but being simultaneously jealous of the Billy Barry Kids on the Late Late Toy Show. #growingupirish

— Stephanie Lord (@stephie08) July 15, 2015

Then why is it on the coffee table Nanny?

When you go to your Nannys and see a box of these but really there is a sewing kit inside #GrowingUpIrish pic.twitter.com/Kpb6bVbkwT

— roslyn (@IrishCxrpenter) July 15, 2015

If this couldn't cure ya, there was something seriously wrong

Some of our fave #GrowingUpIrish tweets so far… http://t.co/XZuJgQz6oG pic.twitter.com/XE41WHLH3Z

— iRadio (@ThisisiRadio) July 15, 2015

More than likely, both.

#GrowingUpIrish every child has tried GAA or irish dancing at some point in their lives

— orla (@lukenuggets) July 15, 2015

This is what we really missed when we went to secondary school..

#growingupIrish only liking religion in primary school because of Alive-O

— niamh (@_horanshire) July 15, 201

The panic when there was a few drops of rain!

#GrowingUpIrish *Phone rings* -Hello? – (hysterical mam) ITS GOING TO RAIN, TAKE IN THE WASHING!

— Eoghan McDermott (@eoghanmcdermo) July 15, 2015

And sometimes several of each..

#GrowingUpIrish Sitting in the pub with the family so they bought you a 7up and packet of crisps to eat while you played with the drink mats

— eve!,!! (@PENTAGRAMIKEY) July 15, 2015

If you robbed a car, mam would have let you off easier..