Best/worst accent

RP = Received Pronunciation. Old school BBC English - quite 'posh' and slightly clipped diction. Compare with Estuary English which has become (almost standard) English in the southern half of England

yeah that greater Birmingham one isn't great, not really a fan of the west country one either in england.

& a strong Dutch or German accent speaking in English doesn't sound good.

Yes, done very recently. I'll chip in again

Best..donegal

Worst...louth

Soft Galway / Soft Mayo / Soft Sligo / Soft Donegal - probably the best IMO.

Worst is Cavan/Louth/Wexford - and to be honest I don't think any of the Dublin accents are great for various reasons so wouldn't be surprised if they get lots of mentions

it was hard to get that wrong but you managed it, well done

what? when did you ever hear anyone saying they liked a Monaghan accent

Last year, in Threemilehouse.

Theres a of the Dub accent with Wexford town.

This documentary has a good example.

Strong northern Ireland accent it sounds aggressive. Terry wogan had a nice accent I think it's a slight Irish accent sort of middle class not from any particular area.

The worst abroad is that inner city London accent that's developed over the past 25 years, blud.

The film 'Attack the Block' is a good example of this accent innit?

Carlow and offaly. It can vary from town to town in Ireland. Where im from I could tell if someone is from a village maybe 10k away from my town town with the accent .

I like a soft northern accent .