RTE sound mishap leaves Jerry Flannery voice hilariously squeaky on air ahead of Ireland v France in Six Nations

A hilarious mix up ahead of Ireland's Six Nations clash made Jerry Flannery have a squeaky voice live on air.

Flannery was part of the punditry team for Ireland's Six Nations clash against France alongside Stephen Ferris and Jamie Heaslip.

RTE's sound dropped during their live coverage and the sped up sound meant an unfortunate moment that made Jerry Flannery sound squeaky.

And social media users were laughing at the moment.

One user said: "New member of the chipmunks"

While another said: "@jerryflannery you couldn't say it any better"

While another said: "Please sort the sound out"

RTE fixed the sound soon after as the Ireland game was scheduled for a 2.15 pm kick-off.

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