Junior Cert Students Freaking Out About The Irish Aural Is Pure Nostalgia

Yesterday's CSPE exam featured a question on 'National Toilet Day'and students hoped crap really wouldn't hit the fan during today's Irish exam. For ordinary and higher level, it was a mix of the aural and written while higher levels students had to wait around for a second paper later today - best of luck with that!

As per usual, the difficult to understand Donegal accent made an appearance and it wasn't the biggest challenge for students this time around - said no one ever:

Me listening to a Donegal accent and understating it in my Irish exam #juniorcert #JuniorCert2018 pic.twitter.com/fCCweMvXZD

— Keith sherwin (@keith_sherwin_) June 7, 2018

that Donegal accent killed me like how was I meant to understand any of that ???? #JuniorCert2018 pic.twitter.com/OmTbdE6di1

— katie ? (@irishkatiee) June 7, 2018

Everyone is going on about how easy Irish paper one was and I’m over here like... #juniorcert #JuniorCert2018 pic.twitter.com/u2j1ErnUTF

— Georgia Twomey (@georgiatwomey1) June 7, 2018

Aimsir Chaite, the past tense as Gaeilge, appeared as question two and everyone in Ireland could hear a quiet "thank god":

I feel so blessed.. ceist 2 was aimsir chaite #JuniorCert #JuniorCert2018 pic.twitter.com/tIBsEvTthO

— Junior Cert 2018 (@junior2018cert) June 7, 2018

can’t believe we got aimsir chaite #juniorcert pic.twitter.com/cfvsmKff3S

— liam / junior cert ?? (@lgbtspider) June 7, 2018

Me in the irish paper 1 and it said "Aimsir Chaite" #JuniorCert #juniorcertirish pic.twitter.com/moEpo3AE2G

— Beth :) (@_bethclifford_) June 7, 2018

two words: aimsir chaite#JuniorCert2018 pic.twitter.com/yeTAOvn0Xs

— grace? (@silvercarcraash) June 7, 2018

The band 'Squeaky Runners' appeared on the aural and reports are coming in that they are now more popular than the likes of One Direction and Ariana Grande.

twenty øne piløts? one direction? i only stan squeaky runners #JuniorCert2018

— parker (is dead ‘cause jc)?? (@dyspepthicc) June 7, 2018

Just jamming out to some squeaky runners ?? #JuniorCert2018

— TJ (@TARAnnosaurus__) June 7, 2018

who are the beatles? I only know Squeaky Runners #JuniorCert #JuniorCert2018

— Junior Cert 2018 (@junior2018cert) June 7, 2018

One Direction? Never heard of her, all I listen to is Squeaky Runners #juniorcert2018

— emily flood (@emilyfl60773795) June 7, 2018

cant wait for squeaky runners to win a grammy #juniorcert

— orla is doing her jc exams (@christyaltvmare) June 7, 2018

I’m not the only one that heard “squeaky runners” in the Irish aural #jc #juniorcert #irish

— Tony Monaghan (@tony_monaghan5) June 7, 2018

It turns out Squeaky Runners was the name of the band of one of the aural characters':The usual grammar and punctuation mistakes were made, mixing French and Irish was my specialty, and like all things in life they'll be quickly forgotten about:

Sooooo in the OL Irish exam I was doing my letter and forgot how to say that the dog barked so I wrote 'duirt sé " bark"'
I wish I was joking... I'm not ? #juniorcert #JuniorCert2018

— TJ (@TARAnnosaurus__) June 7, 2018

After learning Irish for the last 11 years of my life the only thing I can say is léigh anois go cúramach, ar do scrúdpháipéar, na treoracha agus na ceisteanna a ghabhann le Cuid A #JuniorCert

— ? (@aim2588) June 7, 2018