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LAST NIGHT, GOGGLEBOX Ireland began on TV3, and Irish people tuned in to watch other Irish people watching telly.
While all the families were lovable in their own way, twin farmers Fergal and Neal Tully from Cavan stole the show.
The lads are sports nuts who claim to speak to each other more than they speak to their wives, and well, they were comedy gold.
They couldn’t even get too excited about Heidi Klum.
Ah it’s very good. It’s very funny.
No it’s not.
When the national anthem came on during The Sunday Game, they stood. In their own sitting room. That’s dedication to their country.
Imagine the Tully twins and the O’Donovan brothers out on the town together. Imagine.
Hear that? That’s the sound of people across Ireland realising they need a couch with a pull-down table and cup holders. NEED.
We don’t know about you, but we’ll be tuning in next week for them. Gas lads.
Written by Valerie Loftus and posted on DailyEdge.ie
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