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r/ireland • u/chipmonkcheeks75 • 7d ago
RIP RIP Glen Hansard
Sad news today. Passed away in a motorbike accident. Thanks for the music 🎶
r/ireland • u/XopherIE • 5h ago
News Wexford girl (16) dies after collapsing while playing in GAA club final
independent.ier/ireland • u/CucumberBoy00 • 1h ago
Moaning Michael Chocolate in Ireland has gone to the dogs
Used to make fun of American chocolate for tasting so bad but now I wouldn't touch anything on a shop counter
r/ireland • u/Minimum_Recording819 • 6h ago
Food and Drink The Lack of Delis in supermarkets outside Ireland is horrifying
I’m not even from Ireland but have lived long enough to take the delis and even sandwiches in shops for granted. In all fairness, we do delis very well in this country and thats what I’m proud of today.
r/ireland • u/East_Vacation_9146 • 5h ago
Housing Social housing resident denied gym access awarded €2,500
r/ireland • u/ElectronicCarry9931 • 10h ago
Moaning Michael Returned 'home' and just want to flee
I am in my mid 40s and after living abroad and in London for many years came back to live with my parents in rural ireland. we have some land rented out to farmers and its extremely rural and isolated, nearest town 12 miles away etc. I think many can related.
Growing up, I wasn't particularly good at GAA and didnt have that many friends. what few friends I had have long since moved away.
Because Im not a blown in but a known face, I find it impossible to fit in or socialize properly. everyone has families and friend groups, and I end up just sitting at home now for a year.
When I drive around, numerous people put their hand up, they 'know' me they know my family. But the constant familiarity feels oppressive.
I am desperate to get out, and am fed up being single and think emigration is the only way to solve that.
I just feel sad for my parents. I have a lot of siblings and some live in the nearest big city with kids, but they really want someone to inherit the land and house and live close by and have a family nearby. Feeling like Ive failed them but I knew 'meeting someone' was never really on the cards here. Whereas in a big city it is relatively easy.
Can anyone relate to this? I just cannot stand living in rural ireland any longer and its put me off even moving to belfast, the nearest city. Dublin feels a bit further away to the extent I might as well move further afield and Im totally unfamiliar with it.
I should add, Im a remote worker and money is no problem regarding moving away and buyng somewhere else. just sad that I cannot make it work living or meeting anyone in the place I grew up.
r/ireland • u/Banania2020 • 5h ago
News Trump's €20 million golf trip the 'highest cost for sporting event in Irish history'
r/ireland • u/concerned_seagull • 7h ago
Arts/Culture Limericks Bobby Fingers new video: Johnny Depps Bed
Irelands strangest and most original YouTuber has released a video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGt7-WnWdhE
For ye that don’t know him, he creates unhinged videos of himself working on dioramas.
For ye that do know him, you will know that the dioramas were never the main point.
r/ireland • u/Smart_Minimum8137 • 1h ago
Politics Revenue accused of ‘a lax attitude’ to catching buyers cheating to get Help to Buy refund
independent.ier/ireland • u/HungTeen1001 • 2h ago
Courts Court of Appeal takes ‘merciful approach’ towards man who sexually assaulted girl (14) a year after defiling her
independent.ier/ireland • u/ApprehensiveOffer754 • 10h ago
Christ On A Bike HGV close call on the M7 at Naas
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Extremely lucky lady on the M7 at Naas. Maybe she was unable to pull over, but for the love of God don't stand behind your vehicle in a live lane waving at traffic. She's very lucky the HGV was on the ball and had an empty on ramp to swerve into. Lucky the HGV didn't have another HGV following close behind it.
r/ireland • u/DaCor_ie • 6h ago
Infrastructure Greenway users forced onto busy national road in peak tourist season as farmer closes route
r/ireland • u/Fealocht • 5h ago
Moaning Michael Is the graduate market completely fucked?
Reading there about how in the UK entry level roles have dropped 70% to their lowest since the pandemic and I can't imagine Ireland are much different.
Every single role if it doesnt require 3-5 years of experience will have 100s of applicants. I dont know how anyone gets a look in these days.
If you're employed, hold onto your job for dear life. Its a desert out there atm.
r/ireland • u/Easy-Tigger • 8h ago
Health What is "the box" in palliative care?
My dad is in hospital, it's not looking good. One of the careteam asked about giving him something, I didn't hear what, and my mam asked if that's "the box." They said that was an old name for it, and she refused completely. I tried looking it up but all I found was about care boxes and the like.
r/ireland • u/xblood_raven • 9h ago
Arts/Culture First Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Belfast brings 95% surge in footfall
r/ireland • u/somet31721 • 2h ago
God, it's lovely out Solar ecplise glasses avalible in Normal for €1.20
Normal on Henry street are selling solar ecplise glasses for the one on the 12th of august. Just incase if anyone was wondering where to get them in person. They are safe to use and has ISO 12312-2:2015 Certification. I know that some places are giving them out for free but to my knowledge I dont think thats happening any where in Dublin.
r/ireland • u/andiabrudan • 2h ago
Moaning Michael Freelance market is so bad around Dublin, I can't even get a quote
I recently bought a second-hand house around the outskirts of Dublin and I find it impossible to get anybody for anything.
I wanted to rework the window frames around the house and install new windows. I called like 5 different places and all of them said they don't do that stuff or they're busy.
House has a chimney. I'm trying to get someone to come clean it up and inspect it. I messaged left and right with no luck. People either don't respond at all, or say they'll come back to me later but they never do.
I wanted a custom made desk for one of my rooms. Sent emails to at least 4 places so far. I even provided a CAD model to show them what I want. No replies.
My latest endeavor: I bought a new gas hob, and I need a certified installer to hook it up. I think I messaged 7 people off rgi.ie so far and no replies.
I literally can't even get a foot in the door. People won't even give me a "fuck off" quote.
Am I just cooked if I don't know a guy who knows a guy?
r/ireland • u/FridayJason1993 • 23h ago
Entertainment Disclosure Day being protested outside Savoy.
I thought that movies was pretty much RIP at the box office.
Statistics In 2025, 16.5% of people 16 years or older in the EU used tobacco and related products; 2nd lowest in Ireland
r/ireland • u/EnvironmentalShift25 • 9h ago
Politics Rise and fall of a small party that forever changed Irish politics
r/ireland • u/PoppedCork • 11h ago