The phrase "as ironically as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the degree of irony in two different situations or statements.
Example: "She delivered her speech as ironically as a comedian would during a serious debate."
Alternatives: "with as much irony as" or "in as ironic a manner as".
We saw the shortcomings of governmental regulation as well as, ironically, the pressing need for more.
Here, Facebook has a grip on society like nowhere else, and few Instagram accounts express Joinville as well as, ironically, the local newspaper's account, which shows a more intimate view of the city than most personal accounts.
Twain himself was a passionate critic of American racism, and donated money to a number of civil rights organisations including the nascent NAACP, as well as ironically critiquing prejudice in both Huckleberry Finn and the later novel Puddn'head Wilson.
There is no question for Seif that women have a particular battle to fight against the sexism of any new parliament as well as, ironically, many of the male revolutionaries.
'Oh God, oh God', I thought, 'I didn't know it would be like this.'" It is one of the most compelling chapters of the book, as well as, ironically given that Athill almost died from her miscarriage, one of the most life-affirming.
Just as ironically, some spraying actually creates new problems.
Ironically, as much as I love all of these things, I wasn't doing them consistently, either.
Aside from laying off people, the company will also look at real estate and general expenses, as well as – ironically – IT spending.
Ironically, as much as he loved food he the only time he entered the kitchen was to wind the clock.
Ironically, as quickly as we're whisking our kids off to the proving ground, we adults are clamoring in record numbers to get to the playground.
