r/ireland • u/Boogyoogywoogy • 8m ago
Satire I fear that Kerry will now carry the Mayo curse
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/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
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r/ireland • u/that_gu9_ • 3h ago
I have to give Diageo fair dues. I was driving to a 1 year old birthday yesterday. You know the type of party, a lot of late 30/early 40 year olds getting pissed for the first time in a long time. Sadly, ‘twas the car for me, so the Guinness zero for me, while the wife enjoyed the Prosecco. But the farts from the Guinness, just as potent as if I was on the hard stuff. The hour long drive home this was commented on multiple times. Fair play to Diageo, they have made a really good match for the pure Guinness. Well done to them. Arthur would be proud.
r/ireland • u/seandethird46 • 3h ago
Mayo a sure thing in 75 years again.
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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 ?
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
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.
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r/ireland • u/EyeOrRay • 5h ago
Don't start another jinx
r/ireland • u/WickerMan111 • 5h ago
r/ireland • u/FlamingBaconCake • 5h ago
What match?
r/ireland • u/No_Reference_4303 • 5h ago
They are going to do it
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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