Image of a group of lads in the background of an interview on RTE news
WHEN you are in the background of a live television broadcast, your first instinct may be to stay quiet and behave so you don't embarrass yourself, but not these boisterous Irish football fans.
During a televised interview on RTÉ last Sunday, June 12, the lads in green Ireland jerseys (pictured above) couldn't resist playing up for the camera.
The clip, which was posted to Twitter by Quinton O'Reilly, shows one of the Ireland fans throwing a fake punch at his friend, who then falls to the ground.
In the foreground, RTÉ presenter Daire O'Brien interviews former Carlow senior hurling manager John Meyler oblivious to what is happening behind them.
This interview was part of RTÉ's preview of the Ireland vs Sweden match on June 13.
Ireland drew 1-1 to Sweden as a result of a Ciaran Clarke own goal.
Ireland will face Belgium this Saturday, June 18, at 3pm local time in Bordeaux.
Watch the clip below and see some of the Twitter reaction...
Your man landing on the floor behind John Meyler is the funniest thing I've ever seen ???
— Sarah Collins (@collgins) June 12, 2016
BRILLIANT on @RTEsport just know with a lad falling over during John Meyler interview and shouting 'F*CKING MUPPET'#COYBIG #IRL LOL
— Ger McCarthy (@germccarthy74) June 12, 2016
Not everyone on social media was happy with the lads...
@germccarthy74 @RTEsport disrespectful to John Meyler if anything
— scanlanavia (@scanlanavia) June 12, 2016
Watch the clip here...
I'm so glad I witnessed this moment #EURO2016 pic.twitter.com/daKkoyWynK
— Quinton O'Reilly (@qoreilly) June 12, 2016
