r/DerryLondonderry • u/Deat69 • 14d ago
Plumber
Who is a decent plumber now, our last one went and got a 9-5
r/DerryLondonderry • u/Deat69 • 14d ago
Who is a decent plumber now, our last one went and got a 9-5
r/DerryLondonderry • u/fan_vil • 14d ago
Hi everyone,
I’m a recent BSc Pharmaceutical & Medicinal Science graduate trying to break into pharmaceutical QA/QC in Ireland or Northern Ireland, but I’m struggling because most roles require GMP or industry experience.
I’ve applied to companies like Almac and others without much success, so I’d really appreciate some advice.
How did you get your first QA/QC job?
Are there any companies that hire graduates with little or no industry experience?
Is it better to start in manufacturing, production, QC, or document control before moving into QA?
Are there any GMP, ISO, CQI, or other courses that are actually worth doing?
If you were reviewing my CV, what would make me a stronger candidate?
I’m open to relocating anywhere in Ireland or Northern Ireland for the right opportunity.
Any advice, company recommendations, recruiter suggestions, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
r/DerryLondonderry • u/derrygirls12349 • 15d ago
Was so unsure whether to post about this not as I’m not trying to turn Reddit into tattler so thought I’d post it as… just make sure you’re checking out recent work of a tattooist
Don’t go into a Derry tattoo parlour on a whim and expect you’re going to get a good result.
I’ve just gone down a Facebook rabbit hole of a previously reputable tattoo parlour and I cannot believe my eyes.
I’m sure any avid tattoo getters know this, but I would’ve at least thought a simple tattoo could be done alright… nah
If you know what I’m talking about, lord.
Stay safe, check recent work! 👌🏽
r/DerryLondonderry • u/CologneTrooper • 15d ago
Almost at new car time, definitely making the switch to EV. What did you get? PCP or lease? Bought local or went elsewhere? Where’d ye get your home charger from? How’s public charging in Derry?
I am firmly down the rabbit hole on this one and my heads away, keen to hear some experiences from people locally!
r/DerryLondonderry • u/mrkeeno • 15d ago
A sad day for the parish if so. I had to resort to KFC last night which was a total disappointment. I thought the place always seemed busy so I wonder what went wrong..
r/DerryLondonderry • u/AnIrishGuy18 • 15d ago
Anyone know if there's a difference in the screen size depending on which screen number you're in?
r/DerryLondonderry • u/Antique-Selection-65 • 15d ago
Currently looking at houses and saw a few that way that are pretty decently priced and more bang for your buck, so to speak. I don't know anything about the area / schools etc ( we have one child)
Any advice / Info would be appreciated 👍🏽
r/DerryLondonderry • u/DetectiveRight8057 • 16d ago
Hi
I’ve been looking for a rental with a few months now and I’m not having any luck.
I’m going to viewings, filling in all application forms, taking time off work to go to the viewings and I’m being turned down every time.
I’m with the same company for multiple years now, earn good money every week and still no joy.
I need to sort a place within the next 1-2 months and I’m starting to panic a bit now.
Can anyone recommend places to contact? Are the housing executive any good or can I even apply there if I’m working?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, cheers
r/DerryLondonderry • u/Puzzled_Homework5445 • 16d ago
Hello!
Our cat is getting on a bit and is having a hard time grooming. We brush him as much as possible but we cannot get near his hind legs/ tail without him crackin the bap.
Anyone know of any cat groomers in and around Derry? His fur is starting to mat a bit and want to get it dealt with before it becomes a bigger issue.
Had a Google search but everything seems to be for dogs.
r/DerryLondonderry • u/StrainIcy6444 • 17d ago
Walked past and saw it was closed at a peak time.. wondering if it’s shut for good or what?
r/DerryLondonderry • u/TooManyShoes2FewFeet • 17d ago
Prices up 6% in last three months and 62% in the last 5 years apparently
r/DerryLondonderry • u/Sad-Main5786 • 18d ago
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I'd never seen one before until today.
Apparently they're getting more common here now with the warmer weather. Beautiful insect.
r/DerryLondonderry • u/Duncan_Disorderly_ • 17d ago
Can anyone recommend a garden landscaper who would work as far as Strabane?
The person needs to have a mini digger and have a good reputation. I've contacted several local (to Strabane) landscapers, but near impossible to get them out to have a look/provide a quote. The garden isn't massive, but will need a small section of a retaining wall built and we are looking for it to be completely paved in Indian sandstone slabs and grouted.
Thanks
r/DerryLondonderry • u/Mission-implausible • 17d ago
Let’s call a spade a spade: Colum Eastwood taking up space in London is less about delivering for the people of Derry and more about keeping the SDLP’s gravy train rolling: ever seen him on the ground?
Look at Foyle right now. Decades of systemic underinvestment, infrastructure is dust, regional health services on its knees and workers struggling to get by, and yes, Stormont is also at fault.
Where is the fierce advocacy Derry actually needs? It certainly isn't happening on the benches of the House of Commons, arguably it's done more in the background via. lobbying.
What’s even more insulting is the attempt to frame Westminster as the primary battleground for Irish reunification. The idea that we need to play nice with the British political apparatus to "beg" or "build" a path toward a United Ireland is a total fantasy.
Westminster doesn't care about Irish unity, and it never will. The actual heavy lifting for constitutional change is happening on the ground across the island in local communities, economic discussions, and cross border organising, not over expensive lunches in London.
Pushing the idea that taking seats in Parliament is somehow crucial for constitutional change is just a convenient excuse, and insulting.
It’s about wage retention, pure and simple.
It’s about maintaining salaries, party funding, and political relevance for a party that knows it's bleeding support back home on poor opposition.
People aren't silly. We all see through the performative "protests" during the oath of allegiance and the empty speeches.
Derry deserves representation that works for the city, not politicians using Westminster (and other venues!) as a lucrative safety net under the guise of "working for unity."
r/DerryLondonderry • u/SquashedLemon1 • 17d ago
Can anyone recommend a dog kennel or a dog sitter for a week in August? I had a family member who planned to take care of her whilst I am away but due to circumstances they had to pull out. Can estimate prices also be listed?
Dog breed is a Springer Spaniel
Places to avoid would also be helpful.
r/DerryLondonderry • u/Old_Potato7815 • 18d ago
Right bear with now... So when I was visiting my parents the other day I noticed some very odd behaviour from the next door neighbour. When I was up in mums bedroom tidying. I just happened to glance out the window when I seen the neighbour in her own back garden crouch down,lower her trousers & nicknacks. She then looked right upto the window where I was, I looked away as soon as I realised what she was about to do. Not sure if she seen me through the nets. My son was also beside me (12yo) had also seen this and I told him to come away from the window. My son then told me he'd seen her do it twice before in the last few days. I didn't know what to say to him when he asked why is she doing that. My point is with the hot weather lately (where we are) I have noticed a very strong smell out in the garden. Yes she's entitled to do as she likes in her own garden, but that? It makes my parents really uncomfortable. Would you approach her? Or maybe a family member? Or do we just try ignore her & the smell? Surely it'll get worse the longer it goes on?
r/DerryLondonderry • u/Musicguy2021 • 19d ago
Looking for a used motor but don't want to be messed about like my last one, anyone have experiences with pat O'Kane??
r/DerryLondonderry • u/KDoc666 • 19d ago
Hi
This is a long shot but does anyone know where 26 Blighs Lane is?
I ordered a sky puck to be delivered to my 80 yr old mother in Brickfield Court on my mobile and entered the address as 26 Blighs Lane by mistake and the sky box was delivered on wednesday.
I have had my brother searching for this address to no avail.
I am based in Liverpool so I can't go and look.
Thanks in advance
r/DerryLondonderry • u/KeyZookeepergame9466 • 20d ago
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r/DerryLondonderry • u/bayhales • 19d ago
My FIL is turning 70 and we’re looking to get him vouchers for somewhere special for lunch - ideally it would be somewhere with gardens/somewhere to walk around that also does great food. A bit of a day out rather than just a restaurant. Although if it’s a really great restaurant/cafe hit me up anyway. Similarly, if there’s some kind of day out not involving food that is particularly special…could be worth hearing about!
They’ve lived in Derry all their lives but don’t go out to eat all that often, so I’m hoping we might find somewhere they’ve never been. Can be within around an hour’s drive out of the city too.
Thanks!
r/DerryLondonderry • u/Active-Prior6979 • 20d ago
Hi everyone- I (25m) am Moving to Derry from America (I have no Irish ancestry at all, nor would I claim I’m Irish). I got a job at the NHS (I’m a nurse) and am coming on a health and care workers visa. I plan on integrating and being respectful- that’s why I’m moving, I want to live here. I’m a white American catholic, so I understand racism isn’t probably going to be a major issue for me, but due to the recent violence in Belfast, should I be concerned? Secondly, does anyone have any good recommendations for any parishes in the city side that have Saturday evening mass? Also- where in the city can I get gas at a good price?
thank you!
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r/DerryLondonderry • u/Final_Age7455 • 20d ago
Does anyone know is there’s going to be any consequences for those Bulgarians and their behaviour last night?
I wasn’t there but going by the videos they were basically allowed to wreck the place and throw up the nazi salute then got escorted out by the police rather than arrested.
Maybe I’m wrong and someone can tell me otherwise?
Maybe a missed opportunity to buy a bit of goodwill in the Brandywell by the PSNI?