I could listen to this accent all day! 35:42 on this video – https://youtu.be/3-KVuVjmjmU. Tags:ireland 6 comments Bit Louth? Anyone else agree? Sounds like a Limerick accent trying to sound posh At first I though Clare/Limerick, then Louth. It has certain elements of 1960s refinement, like an early RTE presenter. [He’s from Tipperary](https://www.independent.ie/world-news/europe/irish-priest-comforts-families-26020259.html) That’s Maynooth seminarian English. Not to be confused with Templemore Garda English. Harold shitmum. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
At first I though Clare/Limerick, then Louth. It has certain elements of 1960s refinement, like an early RTE presenter.
[He’s from Tipperary](https://www.independent.ie/world-news/europe/irish-priest-comforts-families-26020259.html)
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Bit Louth? Anyone else agree?
Sounds like a Limerick accent trying to sound posh
At first I though Clare/Limerick, then Louth. It has certain elements of 1960s refinement, like an early RTE presenter.
[He’s from Tipperary](https://www.independent.ie/world-news/europe/irish-priest-comforts-families-26020259.html)
That’s Maynooth seminarian English. Not to be confused with Templemore Garda English.
Harold shitmum.