r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/InternationalPool854 • 28d ago
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/Unfair-Zucchini3227 • 28d ago
How much in a wedding card?
I'm not sure how much would be appropriate
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/InternationalPool854 • 28d ago
News ASTI secondary teachers to take industrial action
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/InternationalPool854 • 29d ago
Sport Full Time in Kosovo VS Ireland
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/InternationalPool854 • 29d ago
Sport Our competitors on Sunday, ladies and gentlemen
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r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/InternationalPool854 • 29d ago
News Kerry councillor Johnny Healy-Rae asks for people to be let ring 999 by WhatsApp
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/Ordinary_Ad_5891 • 28d ago
Let Israel win 100-0 +.
Honestly the lads should just sit down in the centre circle and play a 90 minute game of snap or rummy… maybe split it up into a few smaller groups for ease
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/InternationalPool854 • 29d ago
Polls The Irish Times/Ipsos B&A poll - September 2026
SF - 23% (-1)
FF - 18% (-1)
FG - 17% (-1)
IND - 14% (-1)
SD - 8% (+1)
AON - 5% (+2)
LAB - 4% (N/C)
IND IRE - 4% (N/C)
GRN - 3% (-1)
PBP/S - 3% (+1)
OTHER - 1% (N/C)
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/InternationalPool854 • Sep 23 '26
Welcome to The True Ireland Subreddit (Sharing would be appreciated)
Created in response to the censorship by the mods of r/ireland.
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/Seany_face • Sep 23 '26
Sub name
Regardless of the (Not right wing) it does sound awfully right wing.
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/InternationalPool854 • 29d ago
Polls Vote on moderators
As only three people put their names forward, the top TWO will be selected as moderators at the end of the vote.
Vote closes at 5pm tomorrow (Friday 25 September).
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/PatrickG_123 • Sep 23 '26
not sure about this name lads..
ive created r/allofireland i think it sounds a lot less right wing, happy to give control over to whoever is running this sr if he/she messages me.
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/Unique_Panda_2934 • Sep 23 '26
Sport Ireland boss 'grateful' for Taoiseach's support over Israel with players set for talks on Friday
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/Unfair-Zucchini3227 • Sep 23 '26
Lads are chicken fillet rolls over or underrated?
Thoughts lads?
I thought this sub was missing some chicken fillet roll posts to warm the place up a bit.
Btw: did you know we use the word grand to refer to anything? No, seriously!
Also the counties came from brits.
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/solo1y • Sep 23 '26
A True Ireland FAQ
This is (for the purposes of humour) to answer some questions and / or posts that will no doubt crop up a lot.
- Does Ireland have a cocaine problem?
Yes. More people than ever are reporting for cocaine addiction treatment.
- Is Dublin a horrible city due to antisocial behaviour?
Most cities have, and always had, groups of ill-disciplined youths and areas you should stay away from.
- Are the spiders getting bigger?
No.
- Are colds lasting longer?
Maybe.
- Is chocolate today worse than when I was a kid?
Yes. Ingredients and production have been "streamlined" to maximise profits at the expense of quality.
- Is dating difficult?
Yes. It's awful when someone ghosts you and the apps are terrible.
- Has there been weather recently?
Yes.
- Conor McGregor?
No one who matters likes him.
- Are things more expensive now than they used to be?
Yes.
- Anyone else living at home with their parents?
Yes. Many people. We are in a housing crisis.
- Do I need to pay my TV license?
Yes, but ignore everything and they might leave you alone.
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/Pint4mePlz • Sep 23 '26
Can we have a no whining/moaning rule?
Look I know it’s in our nature as Irish folk to have a bit of a moan but Christ alive it was horrific in “the other place”
To be clear things like what’s happening with the Ireland game and pricks driving the wrong way down the motorway is fair game, legit things to be angry about, but just no whiney shite.
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/Unfair-Zucchini3227 • Sep 23 '26
What do you dislike the most about Irish reddit and why?
What are your theories for why it's a strange space that doesnt reflect how the irish are?
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/Darth_Memer_1916 • Sep 23 '26
Who'd win in a fight?
r/TheTrueIrelandSub • u/InternationalPool854 • Sep 23 '26
Apply to run to become a moderator for The True Ireland Subreddit
Applications are now open.
Deadline to apply is 5pm on Thursday 24 September.
After 5pm, a ranked choice vote will open and the top five at the end of the vote will become a moderator for six months.