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Published 13:14 9 Jul 2021 BST
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Whoever those 13% are, we just want to talk.
The second most attractive was Edinburgh, with Queen's English and Welsh coming in joint third.
Belfast accents were voted the fourth most attractive, with 44% of people loving a good Northern Irish tone.
The younger generation found a Scottish accent to be the most attractive while it was the older generation, over 65s, that had our backs, voting for the Irish accent being best.
A Coffee Friend spokesperson said: "With Love Island back on our screens and the UK and Ireland primed for a summer of romance, our survey of adults in 2021 has found which accent is our favourite on paper.
"And it’s the Dublin Irish accent that sets tongues wagging, with 58% of people polled finding it attractive - just ahead of the Scottish accent at 51%.
"Queen’s English - ‘posh’ to most people - scores well alongside Welsh at 47%. But the situation is not too good for Essex and Brummie, who both finish bottom with just 21% and 22% respectively finding those accents attractive."
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