ironically

The world clearly values my work, and yet, ironically, little of that value expressed ends up back with me.

"She was moaning about the rain, ironically," she said.

They were things like coordinating correspondence from opposition MSPs, arranging to pay for legal advice for Mr Hamilton, and - somewhat ironically - dealing with freedom of information requests.

“They’re model citizens in prison, and strangely, ironically, prison was probably a better life for them, and that’s why they were able to thrive,” Hecht said.

She is not overly emotional or crazy; ironically, Arkham Asylum bled those perceived frailties out of her.