To be fair, Ireland itself is pretty-much one huge joke
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This sounds like a typical "Irish" joke, but it's true:
— Eylon Levy (@EylonALevy) August 4, 2026
The Irish Government bought a new €53m jet.
And insisted on removing an Israeli-made navigational system.
Now it can't land in the fog 🤣🤣🤣https://t.co/wgeBO3pfRW
THE NEW GOVERNMENT jet may struggle to land in fog and bad weather because it was ordered without a navigational system which is made by an Israeli company, The Journal has learned.
Delivered just before Christmas last year, the €53m Dassault Falcon 6X aircraft replaced the government’s ailing Lear Jet which had suffered significant technical difficulties and was also more limited in range.
Defined as a multi-purpose Strategic Reach Aircraft, it can carry out a range of operations, including long distance air ambulance missions, but is generally used for transport of ministers and the Taoiseach [Looked it up: Prime Minister]
So no loss when it crashes, I suppose.
