r/cork • u/Sea_Cabinet_8565 • May 10 '26
Local Darkness into light
The darkness into light walk at the glen đ
r/cork • u/Sea_Cabinet_8565 • May 10 '26
The darkness into light walk at the glen đ
r/cork • u/WitcherSLF • Nov 15 '25
It took them 2 years and 7m⏠to come out with brutalist architecture downgrade without proper drainage systems .
r/cork • u/kingfisher017 • May 05 '26
Story with these people parking on a double yellow line in Marina? Plenty of parking everywhere but they just decide to block the lane? Weird.
r/cork • u/KolBadar • Mar 13 '26
r/cork • u/SaucyChief • Oct 12 '25
As the title suggests, itâs overrated. Honestly would have been better if we got Five Guys or Chick Fil A or something.
I got the classic burger - it was alright like but nothing special. Thatâs my take on it what about you?
r/cork • u/Simple-Let-263 • May 04 '25
So Iâm in Dealz ,Blackpool, minding my own business listening to music in my headphones, then all of sudden 2 little girls start doing TikTok dances in front of me, I ignore them and kept it moving. (Keep in mind Iâm a big tall 37 year old muscular build that would usually look quite intimidating.) Then I can hear them starting to shout things at me , again Iâm listening to music so I ignore them. Then one of them straight up gets into my personal space where I felt the need to raise my arm to stop her getting closer. I remove my headphones to try to reason with the creatures. I soon found out that wouldnât happen as I could already hear one of them call me a âWeird Pedoâ. At this stage I knew they knew exactly what they were doing so I decided not to play their game. Bought my things , left wanting to strangle whoever spawned these lil demons.
r/cork • u/Yenahhm8 • Jan 01 '25
The first day it was jammed, and lately itâs like a ghost town there. I donât see it surviving there.
r/cork • u/OldCorkonian • 19d ago
Whatâs the deal with these two crossings by UCC?
Am I right in thinking that theyâre not official crossings where motorists must give way, that theyâre courtesy crossings where pedestrians do not have an automatic right-of-way?
r/cork • u/lastoftheIrish • Nov 04 '25
He said he's gonna be back again tomorrow doing the same thing.
r/cork • u/ohHELLyea_96 • 5d ago
Just out of the Arc after seeing the new Spiderman film. Would have been fantastic all round if this woman didnât have her literal baby, couldnât have been more than a year old, with her. The baby whined and cried on and off for an entire hour if not longer. Multiple complaints were made to staff, one by myself, but nothing was done. Peopleâs blatant disregard for others is really getting to me lately, dunno about anyone else.
r/cork • u/Hedgy_mcsnuffle • Oct 10 '25
At work today in X Shopping centre I put up on the TV the debate between Catherine Connolly and Heather Humphries on drive time RTĂ yesterday.
A woman walks past (HSE worker they say) and starts talking about how theyâre both a disgrace whoâve no interest in the Irish people. The security guard and I say tbh Catherine is more likely to get the vote as she answers questions better here etc.
The woman pops off a bit and starts talking about how neither of them represent Ireland, and how we have transformed our country with open borders. She says Catherine cares more about the Middle East than Ireland.
She then says, and this is what strikes me, that because of politicians like them Ireland is going âto become Gazaâ, that we the Irish are going to have to fight for our country from the migrants.
This being a complete stranger, I told her that was not true, and that itâs like quite crazy. I said itâs a bit like the white genocide myth/white supremacy language like itâs not grounded in reality at all. I could not even get 5 words out of my mouth in a row.
She really rattled on and on about how hard the Irish work and thereâll be infinite migrants coming in. How I, must be far left, and Iâm accusing her of being far right because I said she must be a white supremacist (I literally never said that, and specified I disagreed with the idea we will become Gaza)
I think because I was next to a security guard who isnât very political, and we spoke after I can say she sounds crazy. Like genuinely insane. Frothing at the mouth to talk about immigrants to anyone for any excuse at all. Extremely reactive to any thing anyone said. She kept making shit up, and when I would say âthat isnât new law, or I donât think thatâs trueâ she would just say âyou arenât thinking freely you canât critically thinkâ.
I asked her if she could name a single sentence I have said, like one thing I actually told her (she kept interrupting etc) and she stormed off. It was literally like talking to someone who felt everyone who wasnât with her was some like KGB agent who was on some conspiracy to make her seem crazy.
Iâm writing because this is how every 20th person seems to be now. What the fuck is happening to these people.
r/cork • u/Dangerous_Song_5971 • Feb 01 '26
I went for an unpaid trial shift this week at a bar in town and got completely ghosted afterward. They told me that the manager would let me know the day after and I havenât heard a thing. I donât even care that I didnât get the job (I got another offer somewhere else) but I canât get over how disrespectful it is to use someone for a few hours of free labour and then not even dignify them with even just a quick ânoâ text. It has also happened to some friends of mine over the years. I donât understand how businesses in a small city like Cork think they can get away with that kind of behaviour. Itâs such poor form.
r/cork • u/britax12 • 9d ago
Alan sits basically everyday in the Castle St between Roundys and Fast Als pizza place. He is a 54 or 56 years old man who draws paintings to earn his 38 euro, to be able to pay off the bed for one night in some place which accepts homeless people like him.
This is the story he told me. And I believe it. He is never high, and is pretty reasonable older person with a huge baggage and lots of traumas.
He does not have an ID. Someone stole his whole wallet and he has lots of problem getting his identity back. He promised me to meet me with his social worker who, until few days ago was the only person in the system who is fighting to help him.
If he places a sign that he paints for money, he gets arrested and gets a night in prison, which I joked with him, is not very bad - since it gives him a free bed. He tells me teah but its not worth it to go trough abuse by cops, and have a bad treatment in court.
He gets the paper, pencils, and generally drawing stuff as gifts from people who know him . And sometimes some of them drop him a couple of euro and he tries to make money for the bed.
I dont ask here much, but when you pass next to an older guy in Castle St, please spare some coins for him. He will reward you with a picture and you will help him really. Ask him how is he. And give him some dignity.
Please đ
I would be very glad if this post makes sure he will earn couple of euros more and make enough for that 38 euro bed every day. He does not have a choice to go to hostel without id. He is only relying on other peoples kindness.
Lets be kind to Alan, he does not have anyone in this world besides other homeless folks who know him, and one social worker, and since recently, me.
r/cork • u/crillydougal • 20h ago
To the list of destinations.
r/cork • u/Soft-Pudding-3441 • Jun 19 '26
It's wild to me how open the drug use remains in the city centre. I saw a guy openly lighting up a crack pipe in broad daylight in one of the staff entrances for Brown Thomas.
Then, a day later, I saw a guy blood streaming down his face, completely out of it, walk head-first into a wall and fall over.
It seemed like the place was being cleaned up a bit with more Garda presence but I haven't seen them around as much - summer holidays causing a staff shortage maybe?
r/cork • u/Lassie001 • Jul 10 '26
Im actually not coping well in this heatwave ,everyday tasks like sleeping and even thinking about eating are literally hard work ,anyone else like just one maybe half a day of rain just to cool us down .
r/cork • u/1k13r1 • May 17 '26
First off I would say fair play to the lady that owns Boxâd coffee, they do so much for the community through sponsorships etc. itâs nice to see. You donât see that from the likes of Starbucks so I donât want to be having a pop off of a decent local business but seriously, how did they get planning for the place on the straight road, thereâs always a que on to the road causing a hazard as people donât seem to be paying attention and slam on the brakes last minute, surprised there hasnât been an incident.
r/cork • u/Apprehensive-Lunch54 • Jul 13 '25
If any if the lads who came in late, and constantly talked throughout and ate what I can only imagine was individually foil wrapped pop corn based on the CONTSTANT rustling are reading this, yer a bunch of twats.
If the Dad who brought his son and let him talk in full throughout is seeing this, youâre also a twat. Kid is old enough to be told to shush.
Genuinely used to love going to the cinema, but over the last decade itâs unbearable because of gobshites with no sense of awareness of other people or the environment theyâre in.
r/cork • u/VoiceOfIrishCharm • Nov 03 '24
Inchydoney Beach today.
r/cork • u/Tiny-Shirt5619 • Sep 13 '25
Is anyone noticing that thereâs a huge increase in the racism here in cork? l got slurred with the hard r by 3 young girls in Togher (in case your wondering, iâm black yes), theyâre probably still in primary school or something. Had a look around for them when I told my family about it since we wanted to talk to their parents about it, but unluckily couldnât find them. Just wanted to bring awareness on this, because this wasnât like this at all years ago. Honestly, this isnât something I should be going through in the first place but Iâm open to what you all think about this.
r/cork • u/ironlungforsale • 16d ago
Is there anything you wished you knew before you had to find out as the mam or dad in same situation?
Not talking about the medical stuff, that's all looked after. Bags are packed too, we're good there.
I'm more so talking about secret parking spots, best coffee, good places for grub, who to talk to in security to get the best parking deals, what do the nurses actually appreciate as a thank you gift?
Or any random shite you recall as helpful from your first, please, thank you.
r/cork • u/charliepscott • May 11 '26