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Carlow round as fellow Irish fan hilariously gate crashes live French TV interview in Qatar
By now you have probably seen the clip of the Irish fan hilariously gatecrashing a live French TV interview from the World Cup with 'Je suis une baguette', but did you know one of his partners in crime in a Carlow jersey also played a part in the background.
In behind the scenes footage, you can see the woman in the Carlow jersey along with other Irish fans, including Wexford and Offaly jerseys with foam hands at the ready.
According to Balls.ie, this was the behind the scenes footage as the man made his now legendary cameo, declaring the immortal lines "Je suis une baguette".
And if you haven't seen the clip, enjoy it below.....
the Irish contribution to the 2022 World Cup pic.twitter.com/ftCp6t3Oww
— Gavin Cooney (@gcooney93) November 30, 2022
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