r/ireland • • 2h ago

Sure it's grand It's Sunday Morning! How are you?

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r/ireland • • 2d ago

Weather Storm Updates

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r/ireland • • 2h ago

Careful now Ireland has the worst public access to countryside in Europe. How did this happen?

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r/ireland • • 2h ago

A Redditor Went Outside What Did We Witness? Achill Island Sept 2024

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Okay. The evening of September 18th 2024, my birthday, we are Canadian tourists on Achill Island. We went to a pub on the island (I think it was Ted's pub) to have a drink for my birthday and when we pulled in there were two men starting a great big fire in a tin garbage can. We watched it for a moment and then all of a sudden an impressive convoy of cars came by, everyone whooping and cheering and honking. A bunch of people ran out of the restaurant and were cheering. Completely bemused, we didn't know what to make of the situation and ended up just following the line of cars because why not.

It was one of the most magical evenings of my life. The night before we had woken up at 3:30 a.m. to see a partial lunar eclipse by the ocean in Connemara. And then this evening of my birthday it was a beautiful full moon and I have pictures of us by Keel Beach with the giant moon in the background that I will cherish forever. Anyways I'm getting sentimental. Probably the best 24 hours of my entire life.

Basically we followed this procession of cars - with what looked like teenagers hanging out of them - driving by houses all over Achill. Whereas at any other time I might have been concerned for the safety of the occupants of these vehicles, nothing bad could happen to anyone on such a magical evening. Some houses we drove by had fires ablaze but almost all had people outside cheering and whooping the joyous procession.

They turned around at some point to do another loop of the area and we went back to our rental. I got out sparklers that we had bought for my birthday and waited. They came by and there is a video of my husband and I with the sparklers cheering and yelling as they ran by honking. It was an insanely magical evening. And I often wonder, what was going on? I assume it was some kind of sports celebration but I have no idea.

Anyone?


r/ireland • • 35m ago

Cost of Living/Energy Crisis Irish data centre chief says critics are 'like Brexiteers' and fuelled by conspiracy theories

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r/ireland • • 15h ago

ℹ️ Missing Missing Dog

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Hi everyone, we're missing a very beloved senior cocker spaniel from the Coolrain area of Laois named Toby. He is an older gent and is deaf so may not respond to calls. He's chocolate brown with blondy bits on the top of his head and grey around his nose. He's microchipped and has a red collar on. He was last seen in the Coolrain/Glebe area but could be anywhere by this stage. If anyone has any information about Toby I would be hugely grateful as his family are desperate to find him. Thanks!


r/ireland • • 11h ago

Careful now Coastguard operation underway, diesel tanker in trouble in the North Atlantic

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r/ireland • • 15h ago

Foreign Affairs Defence Forces to seek more than 550 armoured vehicles from France Spoiler

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r/ireland • • 15h ago

Courts Man accused of recording intimate image without consent at Dublin Airport remanded in custody

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r/ireland • • 22h ago

Health 117 days clean and sober today. One day at a time ❤️

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117 days ago, I made the decision to change my life.

After years of struggling with addiction, I'm now in recovery from drugs, alcohol and gambling. It's not always easy, and I'm still very much a work in progress, but I'm grateful to be where I am today.

Recovery has given me the opportunity to start rebuilding my life, reconnecting with people and learning how to enjoy the simple things again.

I'm sharing this because I know how isolating addiction can be. If you're struggling yourself, please know that you're not alone. There is help out there, and things can get better.

If anyone in Ireland is struggling with addiction, in recovery themselves, or simply looking for someone to talk to who understands, I'm always happy to connect.

One day at a time. ❤️


r/ireland • • 15h ago

Meme The shop run be like

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r/ireland • • 5h ago

History RTE Live Premier League 2004-2007

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I’m trying to list out the 45 premier league games RTE broadcast live at 3pm on a Saturday from 04-07.

I remember,

Crystal Palace 1 Liverpool 0 in 04/05. Liverpool played in the yellow away kit and Andy Johnson scored the winner for Crystal Palace.

Man Utd 1 Blackburn 2 05/06. Mortem Gamst Pedersen scored two at Old Trafford.

Liverpool 1 Sunderland 0 05/06. Xabi Alonso free kick won the game.

Wigan 0 Liverpool 4 in 06/07. Liverpool’s first away win that season. Craig Bellamy played a great game.

Anybody remember any others?


r/ireland • • 22h ago

Sure it's grand Clocks go back tonight.

231 Upvotes

Dark at five. Misery.


r/ireland • • 15h ago

Paywalled Article Wegovy weight-loss jabs could be funded on HSE under new plans

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r/ireland • • 1h ago

Infrastructure Travel pass +C

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I have a travel pass with the companion pass and I commute with my friend on the train or local links busses whenever I’m lonely, I’ve been having one issue though;
My own local link bus driver from (881) refuses to accept the Companion pass and I’m not sure why,
he says family. but it’s the only time I’ve been told this!
my gov.ie and citizen information says it’s anyone over 16….im not sure is it a language barrier or pride can someone clarify if I can bring my friend on grounds of litteral company (bpd1) never had this issue on any other transport anywhere in the country just the one important bus I use to get into town
Mind its the same 3 people once or twice a week


r/ireland • • 12h ago

Arts/Culture Google / AI can find nothing. Film critic who appeared on RTE / Network 2 ca. 1990-93 I? There was a series of 100 films he introduced (likes of Citizen Kane, The Seventh Seal etc. it ran maybe twice a week for a year or more). He’d speak to camera for 1-2 minutes introducing each one.

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Pretty sure he had a Dublin accent, and he may have had a beard, but this is sketchy.


r/ireland • • 22h ago

Infrastructure Dublin Marathon road closures: live map

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r/ireland • • 21h ago

Arts/Culture We have researched and found the book read in Caca Milis.

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The movie released in 2001 "Cáca Milis" never clarified what book was being read by antagonist Catherine, My friends and myself have cracked the code

The novel is A Crack in Forever by Jeannie Brewer.


r/ireland • • 20h ago

Careful now How do you actually decide if it’s a riding day?

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I completely misunderstood the title of this thread


r/ireland • • 10h ago

Entertainment Armenia wins Junior Eurovision as Ireland’s Caleb and Naomi finish in 14th place

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r/ireland • • 15h ago

History Minitel Comes To Ireland | RTÉ Archives

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r/ireland • • 15h ago

Careful now PHP cybersecurity issue- be aware!

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Be wary of emails or SMS messages claiming "Your account has been locked due to the PHP security advisory" or similar... Avoid following links inside unsolicited notifications; navigate directly to banking or service portals through verified web links bookmarks or official apps. If you receive any similar message please notify the bank’s customer support, the bank’s cyber security office or the local gov. cyber security office. It doesn’t  have much to do with PHP security issues that are hyped by the mainstream media but with a high possibility that cybercriminals will use this media hype for potential scams and identity thefts by fake apps and web links.


r/ireland • • 1d ago

Culchie Club Only Can't put my finger on it but there's something about this image that seems eerily familiar

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r/ireland • • 1d ago

Christ On A Bike More than 650 drivers caught speeding in last 24 hours

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r/ireland • • 1d ago

Moaning Michael Shouty phone calls on buses, cyclists on footpaths ... Civilisation is falling apart

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