Irish Wolfhound Bród has already starred in a Tullamore Dew advertisement.
How's your Irish?
For many people, they'll struggle to keep up with Irish Wolfhound, Bród, who's been raised on a strict regime of As Gaeilge by his owner, Tullamore's Gearóid Oman.
The Offaly paramedic has had Bród for four months, and got him as a five month-old puppy.
The pure-breed wolfhound weighs in at 45kg, and is 33 inches from paw to back when on all fours.
Bród will only sit and stay when given the commands as Gaeilge.
Midlands 103's David Hollywood has been finding out more about this midlands man and his dog:
When it comes to Gearóid and Bród, it's clear, Is é an madra dlúgh chara na bhfear!
Tullamore's Gearóid Oman #AsGaeilge with his Irish Wolfhound Bród as featured on @Midlands103 this morning. pic.twitter.com/MTygSm0thE
— David Hollywood (@DavidHollywood_) April 6, 2023
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