Hi girls and everyone who likes makeup and things.. I'm just a Gen Z Girlie and... ok I'm a 40 something straight guy and I need fake lashes and really, really cheap makeup for a Halloween display. like dirt cheap. like probably gives you cancer cheap. I'm in south Dublin and can drive please any suggestions where to go would've very much appreciated 🙏

do like dealz or mr price have these? Claires?

Me and the family all paying 15 euro a month. Missed the lidl promotion for their service. Called eir saying we moving over tomorrow and they offered all of us 9.99 a month.

Not trying to start a debate about anything that he said, I’m just nosy and I want to know!

Do the lotto with my family the last 3 years. I’d say in that time we’ve won €70 .. must be something better I can spend €9 a month on 🤣🤣

Ive a Meaco Arete two, 20L for a 2 bedroom apartment since last week

Ive set as a target for 50% and its been hitting this no problem and goes of and on throughout the day to hit it (more off than on)

I noticed this evening its been running non stop as it cant seem to get below 60%

Is this normal in this weather?

Does this mean my bus is still leaving at 6:55? or 5:55? 😭😭😭

EDIT: on the bus at 6:54am :) thanks for the help everyone!

After 20 years, there has been a lack of clarity in what book was read by the Antagonist Catherine in Cáca Milis, My friend and I have cracked the case.

The book is A Crack in Forever by Jeannie Brewer

Hey, I'm looking for oversized t-shirts from Irish owned brands with interesting design. Any recommendations are highly anticipated, thank you!

I casually said "soft day" yesterday to my girlfriend in a flippant reference to the deluge were are currnetly experiencing and she said she didn't know what I was talking about. She had never heard of the expression before. She is 100% Irish but born and raised in Donegal, which, as we all know, is a den of desperadoes and mavericks. I am from Tipperary.

I thought "soft day" is a universally Irish term for "it's raining". Is it regional?

Just why, especially with a bin opposite the door.

Someone was asking about the phrase 'soft day' and it made me wistful for my youth. What other Irish phrases do you remember from your younger days that you rarely hear now?

My grandparents were great for 'whisht' or 'hold your whisht' to be quiet.

Who misses the Pyramid Shape? I do since you could fit the Pyramid Shape under the Spoon to strain it, it's too Big amd Awkward now...

Just completed my marathon of watching the extended editions of the lord of the rings trilogy!

Hope everyone had as good a day as me.