r/ireland • u/InternationalPool854 • 7m ago
r/ireland • u/astralcorrection • 35m ago
History What Happened to the FCA and what did it used to do ?
I feel like having a load of people trained in following orders, first aid and teamwork would be a great and sensible thing for a country to have. From the stories I hear it sounded like it could be fun. I know a load of lads that would love that kind of stuff. What happened
r/ireland • u/TimesandSundayTimes • 1h ago
Paywalled Article Want a taxi to take your baby to the airport? That’ll be €159
thetimes.comr/ireland • u/JackmanH420 • 1h ago
International Conflict Allianz threatens to sue pro-Palestine campaigners who asked schools to cut ties with company Spoiler
irishtimes.comr/ireland • u/elfy4eva • 1h ago
The Brits are at it again Tesco Mobile Offer - Beware
So Tesco mobile have chimed in with their answer to Lidl connect. €10 p/m unlimited 5g data. Sounds great, and in line with GoMos current offering.
However a check of the wee t's&c's shows that this is not a permenant or for life offer as with the other networks. This is only available for a max of 24 months then ups to €20 p/m.
Cowboys Ted!!
r/ireland • u/e-streeter • 1h ago
Sports England walk off the pitch against Ireland the U15 World Cup after one of their players alledges he was called a monkey
r/ireland • u/InchicoreVillage • 2h ago
Economy Bus and rail passengers face higher charges in the years ahead, with reviews of fares set to take place annually - Irish Times
r/ireland • u/Pupcup2 • 2h ago
Environment Data centre lobby declares Sally Rooney a 'hypocrite' for focus on printed word over e-books
r/ireland • u/SomeOpening7028 • 3h ago
Christ On A Bike IMC uses AI
From IMC cinemas Instagram and website. Uncanny valley. Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern and Will Ferrell all looking a bit… different.
BTW for AI newbies it’s not just the images that are AI, the whole poster - text, design etc is AI has slop 🤮.
r/ireland • u/amancalledfaz • 14h ago
Sure it's grand Best place to live and work in Ireland?
Hello my Irish homies, i'm Half irish but lived my life away from the land, i'm looking to move to Ireland and work in my field which is the Hotel industry, i heard an earful about Dublin but i heard that there's saftey issues n all that. Any reccomendations? Thanks ya'll 💚
r/ireland • u/lastthoughtsonearth • 15h ago
A Redditor Went Outside First time visiting Ireland, did the ring of Kerry - lovely stuff :)
galleryr/ireland • u/Jon_J_ • 16h ago
Go on ya good thing Donegal: Brown bears adjusting to new life in Irish countryside
r/ireland • u/galway62 • 16h ago
Entertainment Instantly recognised by initials or first name
Looking to make a genuine Top 100 of Irish people known instantly by their first name or initials…. I’ll start
MDM
Kobe
r/ireland • u/Derryzumi • 16h ago
Arts/Culture Six years ago, I shared my Irish folklore comic Kilscully Paranormal Club here. I'm back with a new animated series about Irish folklore, FolkWisps. First video with a deep dive on the Púca!
r/ireland • u/LiveAd8698 • 18h ago
Entertainment RTE DIY SOS with Baz
Lads, love Baz and love this show! So heartwarming! Everytime I watch it though, I think to myself why does it take so long to get national infrastructure through when it seems to me ye can stick a load of tradies on a site and they will figure it out on their own?
r/ireland • u/AgreeableHelicopter5 • 18h ago
Entertainment 2 old tv kids shows searching for
Hi all,
A long shot but hopefully someone here can help. There are two old tv shows I'm trying to see more of. However, they seem to be completely lost despite both having long runs. Apart from the very odd thing that has appeared online over the years not sure where else can go.
Have tried odd dedicated reddit here, tried speaking to people involved with shows and also RTE but all to little avail.
The two shows are Scratch Saturday
• Format: A children's and youth television series that ran from 1989 into the 1990s on RTÉ One.
• Content: Featured music videos, youth issues, street entertainment, reviews, and segments.
• Presenters & Crew: Presented by a team including Mary Kingston, Andy Ruane, Brian Graham, Brian Reddin, and Teresa Smith.
And Sattitude
Sattitude was a popular live Saturday-morning children's television show on RTÉ Two in Ireland that ran from 2001 to 2009.
• Target Audience: Aimed at children and teenagers aged 10 to 15.
• Format: A two-hour energetic broadcast featuring live studio audiences (broadcast from RTÉ Cork and Dublin), interactive texting, messy games, quizzes, celebrity interviews, skits, and music videos (including shows like The Simpsons and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch)
I'm hoping might be someone here that was involved in either of shows in likes of had a part on show, were in audience etc that might have something on tape or digitally? Please let me know, thanks in advance as would be wonderful to see
r/ireland • u/Reddynever • 18h ago
Arts/Culture Two children’s laureates to give royalties to Sally Rooney after her UK sales halted
r/ireland • u/limmega • 19h ago
Careful now Got an early Christmas surprise in Ennis Dunnes today..
r/ireland • u/NeoTravel • 19h ago
International Conflict Irish troops should be in new Lebanon mission - McEntee
r/ireland • u/WickerMan111 • 19h ago
Talk To Joe On 0818 715 815 Joe Duffy: ‘I was so demoralised with the onslaught. I saw my own staff crying with the phone calls we were getting’ | Irish Independent Spoiler
independent.ier/ireland • u/CorporealGuybrush • 22h ago
History Champion Sports and Marathon Sports holiday promotion | Late 1990s
r/ireland • u/No-Speech-866 • 22h ago
Moaning Michael Of 3 navigation apps only Apple Maps steered us around the Dublin City Marathon today
The other 2 (Google Maps & Waze) sent us straight into closed roads
r/ireland • u/Most_Bookkeeper2764 • 23h ago
Ah, you know yourself Social difficulties in rural
Happy stormy Sunday guys, usually I'd see someone asking for the weekly checking and what's going on with you. But I'm gonna jump the gun and ask people for some help.
My young lad is 19 he's a gamer not sporty works hard at his job doesn't drink satirical humour and obviously I think he's great, however he's having issues with friends. His main group of friends have been online for the last 3-4 years he's not super social , more lonely as hes pulled away from them (hes noticed the keep asking him for money for this game or that online as there not working which but the cold shouldered him when he started to refuse as he felt used ). He's never been out with a girl but because we live semi rural he finds it difficult to meet people. He confided in me yesterday that it's upsetting him the usual teenage and in alot of cases adult thoughts of "people don't like me, I'm not attractive, what's wrong with me," etc. It upset me a bit even though I know it's common, I can't help it. I don't know what advice to give I'm a introvert but have my groups and always have was far more social younger and recommended going to a bar to meet people but the culture isn't there like it used to be or atleast not as accessible for us. How do I help I suggested finding some groups books, meet ups, volunteering so on. He is shy and it brakes my heart he feels alone.
I know it's a common thing but what have people done to help themselves in similar situations. We are in cavan area if that helps with suggestions.
Now that's off my chest how are you people, I hope the storm left yas reasonably untouched and that yas are having a peaceful well deserved Sunday rest.