LAST NIGHT, THE Late Late Show decided to mark the 1916 centenary the best way they knew how: by having an assortment of presenters dress up in costumes.

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Yes, Marty Morrissey, Marty Whelan, Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh, Liz Nolan and Sean O’Rourke showed up in period garb and had a chat about 1916 and this weekend’s centenary celebrations.

And nobody could cope.

In particular, nobody could cope with Marty Morrissey, who went ALL OUT. 

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His moustache was everything.

And drew comparisons to Parks & Recreation’s Ron Swanson

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His eyebrows were the envy of every gal in the country

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*wiggles eyebrows*

“Andale, andale!”

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Was it for this, etc.

As if we needed further proof that it was Marty’s night, here he is doing a face swap with Rozanna Purcell

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Written by Amy O’Connor and posted on DailyEdge.ie

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Read: Massive concert to mark 1916: 1,100 singers from 32 choirs join forces with RTÉ orchestra

Read: Poll: Will you be attending an event over the 1916 centenary weekend?

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