VIDEO: This shocking Northern Irish Road Safety ad has gone viral

It's been banned from being shown on TV before 9pm.

Mon, 23 Jun, 2014 - 15:20

Ciara Flaherty

We're never going to be able to listen to 'Sweet Child o' Mine' again after watching this.

An acoustic version of the classic Guns and Roses song accompanies the brutal Northern Irish DOE Road Safety ad - titled 'Classroom' - that has been banned from being shown on TV before 9pm.

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