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Photo: @stephenbyrne on X
Ex RTÉ presenter Stephen Byrne had a chance reunion with two Irish fans in Sydney, Australia recently.
The Dublin native who departed the national broadcaster for the sunny skies of Australia last year took to Twitter, formerly X, to share what some users described as a 'full circle moment' for the former presenter and radio host.
"Lol I sat beside two girls in a bar in Sydney and they turned to me and said 'is this you and us 13 years ago'," he shared in a post.
"So we recreated it. Someone get my zimmerframe."
In the post which has racked up over 1,200 likes, Stephen also shared two brilliant photographs of their two encounters, all of 13 years apart.
Lol I sat beside two girls in a bar in Sydney and they turned to me and said ‘is this you and us 13 years ago’
— Stephen Byrne (@stephenbyrne) November 11, 2023
So we recreated it someone get my zimmerframe pic.twitter.com/s5LXnOXv2x
It just goes to show that no matter where you go, you'll never be too far from another Irish accent.
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