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First Krispy Kreme Opens In Ireland, Country Promptly Loses Its Mind

First Krispy Kreme Opens In Ireland, Country Promptly Loses Its Mind
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Mike Walsh
By Mike WalshOct 05, 2018
Mike Walsh
Mike is a writer, dancer, actor, and singer who recently graduated with his MFA from Columbia University. Mike's daily ambitions are to meet new dogs and make new puns on a daily basis. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram @mikerowavables.
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We always knew that Krispy Kreme had the power to bring down nations. But little did we know just how accurate that statement would be.

A 24-hour iteration of the famous doughnut bakery opened its doors in Dublin, causing a mad rush for the treats that drove noise pollution levels up in the Irish capital.


Because of the chaos, the Krispy Kreme was forced to remove its 24-hour time window. According to Pedestrian, the drive-thru will reduce operation ours to 6am-11:30pm.

The public was highly amused at the chaos caused by all those Irish folk who were absolutely mad for a doughnut.






And most Irish people agree this is in keeping for the Dubliners who caused the ruckus.





Though, if there's anything in the world that's worth losing all rational thought and reasoning for, it's a doughnut.



We understand, Ireland.

H/T: Mashable, Pedestrian

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