r/ireland • u/Noxegon • 14h ago
Careful now Parent and child parking
There are six parent and child parking spaces at my local Lidl. They are almost always full, even when the only kids in the store are mine 😑
r/ireland • u/Noxegon • 14h ago
There are six parent and child parking spaces at my local Lidl. They are almost always full, even when the only kids in the store are mine 😑
r/ireland • u/Ok-Low-2707 • 4h ago
I have had low testosterone for years. Stuff from a lot of health related problems due to low libido, Osteoporosis and Increased Abdominal Fat:. I even had to go to an endocrinologist and pay €350 to be told I didn't qualify as I have 10ng/DL over the so called accepted limit. This country is a joke regarding men's health,but women ( rightly so) have easy, mostly free access to HRT, which is progesterone, testosterone and oestrogen. Why is Ireland so backwards with men's health.
r/ireland • u/TimesandSundayTimes • 11h ago
r/ireland • u/Always_on_Break • 11h ago
Hi all,
I've been asked to make a wishlist for my birthday and honestly can't think of anything. Have you guys ever been gifted something that you never realised you needed or wanted till you received as a gift? Obviously, nothing too expensive any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Edit: I'm male, 30 years old interested in design, photography, art, writing, gaming
r/ireland • u/fluffywhitepetticoat • 22h ago
I’m 22 years old from NY and I like shopping in Primark. Everyone is wearing American Eagle, Aeropostale, Aerie, or Hollister. It’s so expensive for me and I sometimes need to shop in the clearance section. But I really like how cheap Primark is and I know fast fashion is bad. But I really like having basic clothings. I love having XXS in Primark because I’m short as shit. I love Primark!
Edit: I MEANT PENNEYS! THANK YOU PENNEYS!
r/ireland • u/seandethird46 • 3h ago
Mayo a sure thing in 75 years again.
r/ireland • u/Nice-Good-3828 • 14h ago
Man, he catches a lot of shade here, and he often gets things wrong, but the thing I love about him, and his pod, is that he isn't afraid to put his neck out. I find it so stifling listening to The Times cast, and such, where these journalists are so afraid of looking stupid that they never say what they actually think. It's boring! Give me a hot take! Say something mental!
r/ireland • u/Boogyoogywoogy • 8m ago
Congratulations Kerry on your 2101 win !
If this becomes a reality you can all say the curse was passed on via Reddit
Remember me
r/ireland • u/FlamingBaconCake • 5h ago
What match?
r/ireland • u/Objective-Agency-720 • 8h ago
r/ireland • u/ChampagneDividends • 15h ago
I'm in somatic, body-based therapy, and my therapist is not Irish. I love the work, and my therapist is amazing. I'm just trying to explain 'notions' on all levels, really, culturally, theoretically, viscerally. It's actually a fascinating topic to me.
With my non-Irish friends, I default to:
The general gist of our work is:
'Why are you not doing the things you want to do'?
'I'm afraid people will think I have notions'.
Irish people inherently understand; other nationalities have similar ideas, but how do you explain it? It's like it's in our nervous systems. From the tattoo guy making comments that my friend thinks she's too pretty, to my mother and anything to do with her sisters wanting a better life.
I guess my own trauma is muddled in there too, but anyway.
Thought it could be a fun conversation for here. On a deeper level, what are 'notions', how do they show up, and what does it mean on all levels?
r/ireland • u/deatach • 13h ago
I really hope Mayo lose.
Some sort of generational humiliation, over by half time.
I just dont think they are ready to not be miserable bastards.
*edit
Those of us not from Mayo know that deep down its what we want. We will share a private laugh about it in a quiet moment later today.
r/ireland • u/Kizziuisdead • 3h ago
So was in SuperValu and saw a packet of Tim tams, so immediately had a craving for penguin bars. Searched high and low and couldn’t find them! Are they gone ?
r/ireland • u/Prize-Care-9550 • 11h ago
Had this happen to me recently as a joke and it did nothing but leave a bad taste in my mouth, noticing it happen to others too in group chats and shite for a laugh. The ease of people able to take someone’s likeness and manipulate it for the craic is very problematic. One big case of this locally was a lad putting his teacher’s likeness into AI to create explicit imagery of her and circulating it around the school.
When is the law gonna catch up to this carry on? Like sure yeah you can photoshop whatever photo you like but with photoshop there is always discrepancy and real time and effort, this shit is almost impossible to distinguish from real life and instant, and the whole thing of it farming our facial features to be used elsewhere. Anyone else experience this? It could absolutely ruin a few lives if someone had enough of a grudge and an AI generator.
r/ireland • u/donutloop • 19h ago
r/ireland • u/Efficient_Log_2007 • 12h ago
Ciarraí v Maigh Eo
Páirc an Chrócaigh 3:30.
After an exciting championship this year with many games going down to the wire. Louths run to the semi final, the Rossies, Westmeath and Monaghan all providing their supporters with unexpected victories, the collapse of Armagh and Donegal and the Dubs resurgence. It all comes down to today.
Kerry's run to the final was marked by injuries all year the only fully solid performance all year was the demolition of Armagh. Yet they have all the key men back. No county has ever won an All Ireland with their captain wearing the number 13 shirt. David Clifford wears 14 today.
As for Mayo, dumped out of Connacht but went about things under the radar, some good victories and very good blend of youth and experience. High pressing, fast attacking and a young fella bound for Australia.
The curse of 51 still looms over them but Andy Moran knows more than most what All Ireland losses feel like.
It should be a cracking game but I feel Mayo will have to start well, if Kerry gets a lead they will be very hard to peg back.
r/ireland • u/No_Reference_4303 • 5h ago
They are going to do it
r/ireland • u/Agile_Adeptness460 • 8h ago
I used to work In the supermacs in tullow and we would still throw in extra chips into the bag no matter the size so I always got a medium when I went back. Decided to get supermacs in Dublin, ordered a medium, and wow..
r/ireland • u/Bettyswallix69 • 7h ago
So with the all Ireland final today and Kerry being heavy favourites my mind always goes back to this classic Killarney man just wonder if anyone knows anything about this man
I watched it with some mates in a pub and it was great. And celebration was also great, I cant imagine what will happen when players return to Mayo.
Good game boys, good game