When I used to be on IRC and other networks a lot, and I ran my own Jabber server on my VPS, the best solution I found was to run an IRC transport and then join IRC channels much as any other MUC room on Jabber. This was highly accessible but resulted in latency problems as the machine was hosted in the US. It also occasionally triggered rate limiting on some IRC servers as iChat (now Messages) performed many /who queries to get profile information. But it worked, and was highly satisfactory. I don't know that I'd recommend it for a full-time IRC user, but it made it possible for me to drop in for support, etc.
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