r/ireland 7h ago

God, it's lovely out Sunset in South Kerry

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r/ireland 9h ago

Moaning Michael Just need to get this off my chest

950 Upvotes

I feel like such a fucking idiot. Got stopped in the street by a young (Roma I think) lady and an even younger girl asking could I get them a kebab, I tried to keep walking as I know what usually happens but they wouldn’t leave me alone and they eventually convinced me to buy them “a few bits” in spar. I caved in the face of all of their sob stories knowing full well I was probably getting hoodwinked and lo and behold €110 they spent. I’m a student and I genuinely can’t afford this but I just couldn’t bring myself to say no. I’m not looking for advice I’m not looking for “just ignore them just walk past”. I know. I fucking know. I just couldn’t ignore the part of me that said they probably need it a lot more than I do but Jesus Christ. Gah


r/ireland 3h ago

Happy Out Lads , I love my misses

847 Upvotes

We're sitting here on our bedroom floor sharing a 4 in 1 on an air mattress because we've no furniture yet. She still looks at me like I'm superman. That's all that's my post


r/ireland 22h ago

🎄 Christmas Pets 🐕 Had to add Cleo, her first Irish Christmas after moving from Canada last month💚

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515 Upvotes

r/ireland 9h ago

Paywalled Article Suspect in fatal Blanchardstown hit-and-run previously jailed over six-figure cocaine seizure

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r/ireland 12h ago

Moaning Michael Banking over Christmas (no wages)

288 Upvotes

I get paid every Thursday. Wages usually appear just after 8am. Needless to say, this week Thursday 26th (Stevens Day) no wages paid. Rang the boss, he said it was automatic. Wages were transferred but are showing as Pending on his system. I rang BoI and they said there is a backlog in processing due to the bank holiday on Thursday. It's now Saturday and still no wages and It looks like i won't get paid until Monday (30th). How, in this day and age, can it take 4 days to process a digital transaction if it falls on a mid-week bank holiday? It's crazy


r/ireland 6h ago

Moaning Michael How has driving gotten so bad?

269 Upvotes

4 pedestrians dead this week already, you would think that it would encourage people to be a bit more careful. But, I have seen two drivers blow through red lights in the last two days.

The second of which decided to get mad at me because I landed at the top of a queue of traffic just as a light was about to go red and I just didn’t speed through.

When we finally did get through he drove up in the lane beside me, beeping and screaming at me to roll down the window. When I just smiled and waved at him, he sped up, pulled his van in front of me and pulled on the brakes, wouldn’t go at the next green light to try and get me to engage with him, I didn’t, wouldn’t even beep my horn at him.

When he finally did go, he kept trying to brake suddenly, but I stayed well back from him. He finally realised he wasn’t going to get engagement from me, he blew through a red light at speed that had pedestrians walking through it, thankfully they had time to react.

I have all of this on dash cam and his reg, but there is no point in reporting to the Gardai, they have no interest in doing anything. Driving is gone to shit since Covid and until the Gardai get serious about prosecuting minor road offences, we are going to continue to see road deaths rise.


r/ireland 2h ago

Christ On A Bike Have Notre Dame (the American college) Trademarked “Irish”?

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269 Upvotes

So I’m skiing behind this lad, catch up with him at the line for the chairlift and ask where in Ireland he’s from. Turns out he skis for the aforementioned American college. Then I noticed the little TM after Irish? Seems weird that they could trademark the word Irish to describe a team or otherwise?


r/ireland 14h ago

Health Health Minister Stephen Donnelly wanted 20c on price of a pint in Budget 2025, but proposal rejected

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r/ireland 15h ago

Crime 'The law must change. Who else's son or daughter will be next?' say Matt O'Neill's parents

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179 Upvotes

r/ireland 12h ago

The Brits are at it again "Illegally smuggled" cannon at Tower of London subject of dispute with Ireland

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r/ireland 15h ago

ℹ️ Missing Missing person

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166 Upvotes

r/ireland 14h ago

News Man dies after being struck by car in Co Meath

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r/ireland 3h ago

Entertainment This Christmas TV's offering has been shockly bad

168 Upvotes

How the hell dose our national broadcaster justify putting not one but 2 episodes of Killinaskully (from bloody 2008) on what one would imagine one of the easiest times of the year to get viewership (Christmas Week).

And on the other side of the channels gotta love Virgin Media showing Die Hard With A Vengeance the only one of the original trilogy not set up Christmas.

But to give the devil his due One Night in Millstreet was a cracking watch last night


r/ireland 8h ago

US-Irish Relations Ireland needs to launch diplomatic offensive in response to Trump’s return - Taoiseach

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r/ireland 13h ago

Paywalled Article Wexford man who fell for vigilante ‘sting’ and attempted to sexually exploit girl handed suspended sentence

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r/ireland 13h ago

🎄 Christmas Pets 🐕 Always on the nice list

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97 Upvotes

r/ireland 11h ago

News State papers: IRA and Sinn Féin leaders were ‘paralysed’ by 2003 Stakeknife revelations

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92 Upvotes

r/ireland 14h ago

Economy Simon Harris: New Irish government must launch US diplomatic and trade offensive

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67 Upvotes

r/ireland 3h ago

Meme I got a robot hoover for Christmas, meet Roy Kleane

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69 Upvotes

r/ireland 7h ago

Careful now BreakingNews.ie: How OnlyFans turned into a global empire with an Irish CEO

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r/ireland 14h ago

News One person dies in two-vehicle collision in Armagh

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r/ireland 22h ago

Christ On A Bike Tony Blair asked if nationalists would support England in World Cup

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r/ireland 4h ago

Economy Incredible benefit!

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26 Upvotes

From Bunsen career page.


r/ireland 18h ago

Entertainment Name of this Movie/Series?

17 Upvotes

It's set in Dublin in the 80's or 90's, It's about these Teens or Young Adults who are Working Class, One of the Characters is called Rats I think and there's a Scene where Rats or another One of the Main Characters turns a Holy Mary Statue away from Him?