‘Absolutely class', cry fans as RTE star does ‘hilarious' impression of viral TikTok clip to poke fun at radio show pal
The 2FM
star
, who is renowned for her spot on impersonations of stars, such as
2
Doireann Garrihy did a brilliant impression live on air
2
Doireann's fans were all in fits of laughter over the clip.
Over the past few weeks, a soundbite from an advert for Jet2Holidays has become a
TikTok users have been posting clips of themselves having a disaster while on holiday with "nothing beats a Jet2Holiday" playing over the
video
.
Live on her 2FM Drive Time show, the 33-year-old did the perfect impression of the soundbite.
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But Doireann put her own spin on it to poke fun at presenter Hugh Carr, and swapped out the "nothing beats a Jet2Holiday" phrase in place of a GAA All-Ireland final theme.
In her best British accent, the
star
exclaimed: "Nothing beats an All-Ireland final, especially with
"Because right now one Donegal man will do absolutely anything for it. Need a lawn mowed? A baby's nappy changed? Well, Hugh Carr will do it all.
"This desperate Donegaler will risk his sanity, integrity and dignity for a golden ticket."
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The crew inside the 2FM burst into fits of laughter at how accurate the
star
's impression was.
Doireann's co-host Hugh Carr exclaimed, "Oh my God.", whilst putting his hand over his mouth.
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The official 2FM
Ireland
Finals."
Fans were all left in stitches at the clip as they flocked to the comments.
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Clodagh wrote: "Absolutely class!"
Mary said: "Hahahah hilarious."
Colin added: "This is priceless."
While Kaden remarked: "Brilliant Doireann."
And Aisling commented: "I'm in bits."
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