People you would like to dislike but you just cant

Nigel Farage. I dislike everything about his politics but he's most certainly the party leader in the UK that I'd prefer to be stuck with on a holiday.

my old teacher. some would call her a bit of Nazi when it came to discipline and teaching style, but I always had this begrudging respect for her. she knew how to command a class and make them listen even if by rather abrasive means. she didn't take any crap and was very up front if someone was acting out. god help you if you hadn't the homework done to her standard, and if not done at all then ''don't even darken her door'' as she put it.you weren't even allowed have your head in your hand/s in her class. at the time I just thought she was a bully but at the end of the day I did listen to her. well I had to, her style of teaching was very ''shut up and listen''. you always knew where you stood with her.

I bumped into her recently and she asked me how I was, she was friendly and smiling. I only had her once for my junior cert year in a packed class, and even then we barely interacted apart from the odd correction. but she remembered me. it was disarming to see her ''out of character'', she rarely broke it. though I did see glimpses of it in the short time she taught me. I wasn't speaking to a teacher that day. its nice seeing them in a different light once you've left school.

Paul Murphy. What he stands for is laughable but in any interview I've heard him in, he comes across as a decent, well-spoken guy.

Bressie

Then he goes and raises so much awareness for mental health/suicide, hard to dislike after that

People who can't spell "can't"!