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10th April 2017
09:08am BST

It is not unfair to say that some people found his accent more than a little ... impenetrable.Gardaí in Co Kerry are investigating the theft of up to 60 sheep on Mount Brandon pic.twitter.com/85bJRIGrsb
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 9, 2017
That accent on the West Kerry sheep farmers on the news was amazing...
— Coco (@Coquito_IRL) April 9, 2017
@jacktink I can't tell if he's jumping between Gaelic and English
— Tyler McNally (@Tyler_McNally) April 10, 2017
@Tyler_McNally @jacktink Anyway, this unfortunate sheep farmer has a legit accent pic.twitter.com/f7qZzBIbJH
— Natalie Fraehlich (@nfraehlich) April 10, 2017
Did anybody else see the Kerry farmer talking about stolen ewes on the Six One? The most impenetrable accent ever to grace Irish TV probably
— Valerie Loftus (@valerieloftus) April 9, 2017
@meganrome I have to listen very carefully to get it and I'm missing bits. It's a great story telling accent down in Kerry.
— Bionic Laura (@bioniclaura) April 9, 2017
@liamstack Is he speaking English? The farner? If so, I can't understand a single word. Hope he gets his sheep back though.
— MB (@Sugarcubedog) April 10, 2017
Personally, it reminded us of one of our favourite scenes from Hot Fuzz. Clip via MovieclipsLiterally in a HEAP laughing at that sheep farmer on RTE news ? Couldn't understand a word!
— Sophie (@mezzosophano) April 9, 2017