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Late Late Toy Show: All Of Ireland Wants A Word With Woo Man

Late Late Toy Show: All Of Ireland Wants A Word With Woo Man
Simon Kelly
By Simon Kelly
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As Ryan Tubridy kicked off this year's Late Late Toy Show last night, people watching on were quick to notice an unusual sound pattern coming from the audience. The sound of woos.

Look, you're an audience member for one of the best nights of the year. It's exciting, we understand. But perhaps someone got too excited during the show, much to the ire of an entire nation.

We're talking about the now infamous 'woo man'. The hoots and hollers were quick and fast, and 'woo man' made sure not to miss an opportunity throughout the almost three hour show. The search for the man in question was on. Irish Twitter was, of course, on the case.

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Even after gaining quick notoriety, the 'woo man' made no effort to slow down the pace, in fact the irritated stare of the nation almost seemed to spur him on as more and more people noticed.

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What we're sure were good intentions to bring a bit of a hype-man mentality to the already pretty lively audience, the 'woo man' has now unfortunately become an unintentional villain. We just feel sorry for whoever was sitting beside him.

We still don't have the identity of the man in question, but our advice? Maybe lay low for the next few weeks until this all blows over. It might be a while before you can woo safely once more.

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