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Seven of the weirdest and most brilliant pictures sent in by our readers

Sometimes we are sent really useful news tips and pictures, other times we are sent really weird stuff like this.

OVER HERE AT TheJournal.ie headquarters we sometimes get sent in really, REALLY random stuff.

While for the most part our readers send us news tips and pictures that are perfectly relevant and useful, sometimes they’re really not.

We used to post some of the weird stuff that got sent our way, and we’ve recently started bringing back the randomness.

So here’s a look at some of the surprises we got when we opened our inboxes recently:

Na na na na na na na na Na na na na na na na na BATMAN!

One reader sent in this fabulous photograph entitled, “software engineer/part-time batman”.

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Aw now

This van got snapped when it was spotted in Sligo.

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Looking mighty 

One clever reader sent in this snap with the caption, “The campaign seems to be taking its toll on Hillary.”

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Braywatch

We also got in this picture of a lifeguard hut in Bray. Flamin heck.

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USA USA 

This image came in from Offaly with the following caption, “Seen this today in Tullamore, someone needs a confidence boost!”

Obama tree

Through the magic door

We also got a snap of this Bosco record.

“Here’s a great addition to any self respecting music lovers collection.” Agreed.

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Chill time

This beautiful photo was taken by a reader at Abbeyshrule, Co Longford.

That dog looks very peaceful. Om!

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 11:40 AM

    Arent people innocent too she hardly thought she would get away with it

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 11:57 AM

    What was the “heroine” doing in her house? Did they find any heroes too?!

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 12:08 PM

    There’s a button to “send tips to the author” above.

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 12:25 PM

    Don’t blame the author. Poor spelling and typos are the industry standard now.

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 1:42 PM

    I`ve never seen cocaine with the Garda stamp on it before, wouldn`t be sure of the quality

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    Mute Paddy Ryan
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    Apr 2nd 2016, 3:29 PM

    I’ve seen plenty of weed being sold in Garda baggies.Think you can order the bags online.

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 1:27 PM

    The merry-go-round of futility continues.
    Demand for Drugs will never be stopped (as long as there is misery and detachment in society).
    Education, regulation and harm reduction are key to minimising risk to users. .

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 2:01 PM

    Its not about misery anymore i dont think, people choose to take these drugs for pleasure leisure and partying etc. its nearly a standard among the dance industry and “sessions” now with the majority of people that attend. Heorin wil always be around but i think it will slowly die out as it already is these days. Alot of people now know that if you choose to put that needle in your arm, your life wont be the same again! More realistic drug education in secondary school is needed

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 2:07 PM

    People have always known the dangers associated with heroin, they do it anyway. Take a walk down O’Connell Street, see how heroin is dying out..

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 2:23 PM

    Sean the pleasure, leisure & partying comes first,the misery will follow later. With the amount of tablets being taken by younger people today it’s only a matter of time before we have another heroin epidemic. History is firmly on course to repeat itself.

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 11:54 AM

    Party in Ronanstown tonight

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    Apr 2nd 2016, 1:41 PM

    Lots of drugs seizures lately.. You’d know we’re on the road to recovery from the recession.

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