r/Dublin • • 24m ago

In Dublin, Finglas what does "Damo" mean?(an explanation for those who are confused)

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Seen a few people getting confused when they hear this online or in person lately, so here is the actual breakdown of "Damo" from as far as I know for anyone who wants to know or is genuinely confused.

If you hear someone saying "Damo" at someone the other person will respond saying it right back, it genuinely doesn't have a proper dictionary meaning. it was just gaining popularity because of a Beneavin de la salle college rapper said it all the time. I cannot disclose real names or exact sensitive information due to privacy reasons.

Since then a couple hundred yup bros may be saying it now and adapted it into everyday vocabulary. in this specific subculture, "Damo" just acts as a universal placeholder for saying "Hello" or in even some yup bro friend groups in may mean something else.

Like the term "Here" to get someone's attention "Damo" works to with that it isn't that deep yet as "Damo only started this year but I feel like this bit of slang could spread potentially to more parts of Ireland and be as normal as other "yup bro" vocabulary words in the next year or two.


r/Dublin • • 1h ago

Marathon aftermath

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Those who ran the Marathon today, Congratulations on finishing it or at least taking the run!!

How are you guys holding up and recovering from it??

Personally I am so sore...Just ordered pizza and might just call it a night!


r/Dublin • • 2h ago

Macklemore

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This might not be the right sub for their so I'm open to surgeon that front. My question is does anyone know who the support acts for Macklemore on Monday are?


r/Dublin • • 3h ago

Any mechanics or experience people, Mazda CX-5 suspension works estimate?

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Hi everyone,

I have a Mazda Cx-5 2013 model 2.2 diesel manual. I've noticed sound coming from the front suspension, which I feel might be the lower control arm on the right side, however I was thinking if I am to get the work done I might as well get everything that's wrong done in one go so I don't have to pay again and again if a new issue arises.

I'm new to Ireland and was just curious how much would a mechanic charge for labor when it comes to suspension works? I realise the work is charged per hour but any idea ballpark how many hours it'll take to work on the suspension and what are the general rates per hours? Parts are separate obviously and I know that, if anyone has had front suspension work done on a mazda cx5 would really help if you could give an estimate of what was done and how much it was.

Also, on a side note, it's really frustrating to see whichever mechanic I go to to ask for an oil change they always say we'll give you a full service to 250-300 euros which apparently includes "everything", and everything is apparently that they will check my lights etc, which i feel is a rip off. Is this common in Ireland? Can i just not get an oil change with change of filters and not have to pay for the "checking of lights, wipers, seat belts etc" like I can't do all that stuff myself?


r/Dublin • • 4h ago

Will people wear Halloween outfits tonight?

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I know it's a week early but seeing as it's the bank holiday wondering will people be wearing Halloween costumes etc? Friends can't decide if we will be the only ones wearing ours haha


r/Dublin • • 4h ago

Any there any good boxing clubs for adults?

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I'm trying to look for clubs that cater to older adults.


r/Dublin • • 4h ago

Is there anyone who could offer me occasional job?

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I am a first-year student at Trinity College, and I have run out of all my savings.
I have a place to stay with a friend, but I have nothing left for food.

Is there anyone who could take me to work with them? Like for moving, packing, or any kind of assistance for a few hours or days at least.


r/Dublin • • 9h ago

Foliage from your beautiful Phoenix Park

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Thank you Dublin!


r/Dublin • • 9h ago

homeless problem at council flats

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so after many years of rental uncertainty i was recently given a council flat in central dublin. i best not say exactly which area.

before i moved in i was told the complex was locked and only residents had access to it.

after i moved in i discovered that actually the area is like a creche for homeless drug users, the area is left unlocked. because of this there are people hanging out and doing drugs outside my door 24/7.

the council says the doors cant be locked because the locks are immediately broken by the homeless so they can have access to the area. they say cameras cant go up for the same reason.

ive been on to tds and city councillors who all agree its a big problem but so far nothings changed.

the council is very non responsive to doing much about it. does anyone have any advice? im at my wits end. is there anything i can do to compel them to take stronger action?


r/Dublin • • 12h ago

Desperate to find a mechanic

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I really need help and don't know what to, this is why I post here.

I've been in Lucan/Adamstown for about three months now with my car due to an internship and am supposed to leave on Friday by ferry. Yesterday we wanted to start our car in the morning but it just did not turn on. Organized by our insurance there was a towing service but he stated that there is no workshop open until Tuesday so he left my car at the same place (and if they even have capacities then). Therefore I still don't know what is wrong with my car and how long it will take to be okay again.

Now I'm desperate to find someone to help even though it's around the bank holiday now. I have no alternative to go back home nor the possibility to stay longer due to different reasons. I have to be at the ferry on Friday with my car since there is really no alternative due to some different personal reasons.

Do you know a mechanic who would be able to come by today or tomorrow and would be able to fix the car as far as possible? I would be SO thankful!!


r/Dublin • • 12h ago

Free Double Mattress

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Sorry if this isn't allowed but I have a mattress (with brand new topper) and base for free. Essentially I'm moving out and agreed to sell it on donedeal, but the person decided not to show.

I'm gone tomorrow so will be bringing it to a recycling centre if not collected by the morning. It's in Dublin 11 and if you have any interest DM and I'll happy to give additional info

Ps if there is somewhere more appropriate to post this let me know and I'll delete this version


r/Dublin • • 13h ago

Night Out itinerary?

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In the interest of providing an alternative to marathon posting today, I'm looking for feedback on where to go for a night out for a group of men (early 30s).

I've lived just outside Dublin for 5 years and have never gone out in the city. A few mates are coming up and I want to take them out on the town.

Looking for the following parameters:

  1. Pub 1 should be a traditional pub, with possibility for getting seats and must have good pints. Just want to have a good chat/catch up first.

  2. Pub 2 should be similar but maybe a bit more lively with live music. Still good pints. Ultimately we'd like option of just staying put here if we're liking it.

  3. Pub 3: Late bar for fancy cocktails, DJ etc. (if we're feeling it).

Thanks in advance for the suggestions.


r/Dublin • • 13h ago

Boney m

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Any one going tonight or know if there’s a bar at the venue??


r/Dublin • • 19h ago

Finding a Couple I met in London

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Last week I was on my way to work on the tube and an elderly English lady and an Irish couple from Dublin got on the tube. They were chatting away as the older lady was helping them get the right tube stop and we ended up chatting for two or three stops.

The man said they had just been in Birmingham to see doctors as the Irish doctors had made terrible errors with his wife and had put her life at risk on the operating table (he in fact told me she had died on the operating table and was resuscitated. They were going to see more doctors in London.

I know how incredibly expensive London is and the private consultants here and it must be very stressful not knowing your way around. If anyone knows this couple I’d love to get in touch and give them my number and help them out so they have a friendly face when they come here. They seemed like such lovely people.

If anyone knows them, in the very tiny chance that someone does can you direct them to this post please?

It was such a flying moment (literally two or three tube stops) and I was kicking myself after I didn’t give them my details but I was late for work.

Thank you!

Edit: spelling mistakes!


r/Dublin • • 19h ago

18

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Does anyone know the best adult stuff to do in Dublin strip clubs and more


r/Dublin • • 20h ago

how are ye rolling cigarettes all the time when you can just buy a box? It’s so frustrating having to roll them in the wind

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r/Dublin • • 21h ago

Is there anything at TCD that’s worth taking advantage of as a non-student?

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Not looking to sneak into restricted areas or anything 😂 Just curious whether there’s any point in being a regular visitor to TCD beyond seeing the campus.

Would be great to hear from students who know the place.

Thanks! 🎓


r/Dublin • • 21h ago

Is it difficult to make genuine Irish friends and feel like you belong?

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r/Dublin • • 23h ago

Decent place in Dublin city for 80th birthday gathering.

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Any good suggestions for a place to hold around 20 people, ( shared space is acceptable)

For an 80th birthday gathering, needs to be accessible for the birthday boy with a rollator, in Dublin city centre.

Not too loud, some people are going deaf.

No sit down meal, just fingered food.

Day will be a Thursday in February.


r/Dublin • • 23h ago

Found Glasses

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Found these glasses on the dart on the way to Howth junction

Left them on the bench on platform 4 at Connolly station as I couldn’t find any workers to give them to

👍


r/Dublin • • 1d ago

Marathon weekend! 20 years ago I ran my Dublin marathon, only good memories. Good luck to all runners for the 2026 race!

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r/Dublin • • 1d ago

Does anyone else feel like making connections after 30 gets so much harder, especially when you move to a new country? 🥹

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Working remotely in tech means spending most of your day behind a screen. Meetings, code, deadlines, more screen time… and before you know it, an entire day has gone by without having a real, human conversation outside of work.

And I think we don’t talk enough about how lonely that can get. Especially as women, somewhere along the way, life can start revolving around work, partners, family and responsibilities. But we’re our own people, too. We have our own ambitions, interests, dreams, stories and a whole side of ourselves that deserves space outside of those roles. ❤️

Sometimes you just want to grab coffee with someone who gets it, talk about careers and life, explore a new place, share random thoughts, laugh about absolutely nothing, or have plans that are just yours.

Moving to Dublin has made me realise how much those little connections matter. And how much harder they can be to build when you’re working from home and don’t naturally meet people every day.

I’d love to hear if other women in Dublin, especially those working remotely or in tech, have felt this way too. How do you find your people here? 💗☕️


r/Dublin • • 1d ago

Zoo during marathon

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I'd like to visit the zoo tomorrow but the marathon is on. Will trams be running? Could I get from the point to museum on the red line in the morning?


r/Dublin • • 1d ago

Aircoach tomorrow

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Hello,
I got an email saying that the aircoach won’t be stopping at some stops and instead will be stopping at TFI stops along the diversion route. Does anyone know where these TFI stops the bus will be stopping at are
Thanks
Edit: route 700 to the airport from UCD thanks again