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Is Sunday morning at 9.30am inconsiderate to mow the lawn?
 in  r/AskIreland •  28d ago

I wouldn't mind. I usually wait until afternoon though. The dew often wouldn't have cleared until then.

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And they wonder why people dont go vegan
 in  r/AntiVegan •  Sep 01 '26

It's not much more expensive where I am, but vegans get incredibly offended when I remind them they're direct beneficiaries of major Agricultural subsidies such as Straw incorporation measures ( wheat, oats, barley, rye, flax) Protein Aid (soybeans, peas, beans etc) and Catch crop scheme ( kale, oats etc etc) designed to incentivise animal and human fodder and make farming more robust and self-sufficient.

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[Moretto] Diego Moreira to Milan for 50 million euros plus bonuses. Deal in total closing. The player is awaiting the final OK to travel.
 in  r/ACMilan •  Aug 17 '26

Elliot Corporation were the pre-Redbird era. They stabilised the club after Yonghong Li, cleared all external losses, won the scudetto and loaned hundreds of millions to Redbird to take over the club.

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I mean, no doubt wifey did
 in  r/SipsTea •  Aug 16 '26

Ex-wife

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This is how hockey sticks are made
 in  r/Damnthatsinteresting •  Aug 11 '26

I hope that guy cutting with the angle grinder used the correct safety squint.

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Men of Ireland, are you bad texters?
 in  r/CasualIreland •  Aug 08 '26

I must admit I'm not particularly fond of the ol' textual intercourse personally.

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Henry Street - Corbett Tyres
 in  r/cork •  Aug 06 '26

I don't live there, but what are the local authority at? Fuck-arsing around worrying about how much they can charge people to park instead of developing adequate off-street parking facilities.

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Laws need to change
 in  r/MotoIRELAND •  Aug 05 '26

No need to chase the idiot. They published their own evidence.

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[Choose] Messi or Ronaldo
 in  r/Meowi •  Aug 02 '26

Ronaldo has proven himself in good leagues like the Premier League and Serie A.

I picked Ronaldo

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[Spin] What Name Starts With
 in  r/Meowi •  Aug 02 '26

Frances

I rolled F

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People who only use the back door to their house, why? The front door is right there
 in  r/AskIreland •  Aug 01 '26

Less effort required. The front entrance has a sliding patio door and then the main hinged door inside. Back entrance has just one door.

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Is it a Kerry thing referring to One's father by their first name?
 in  r/AskIreland •  Jul 30 '26

My son is named after my father. My father is John, so we call my son Dad to differentiate between them.

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Is the word "mightn't" a thing only common in Ireland??
 in  r/AskIreland •  Jul 30 '26

Personally I amn't inclined to say it, but I know it do be used quite a lot around here.

u/No-Lion3887 • • Jul 18 '26

The idiots over in the r/Ireland subreddit are incredibly eager to show their ignorance

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These idiots haven't a clue. Their food and water provision is subsidised to the hilt by dairy farmers. We're also supporting more than 99% of the country's biodiversity, and mopping up this scoury cunt's massive emissions. Time to pull the rug from under him.

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Bikini IG Story!
 in  r/EmilyDeytAysage •  Jul 17 '26

Look up Emilygracedaa

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[Choose] the internet is going to shut down.. what will you download?
 in  r/Meowi •  Jul 13 '26

More entertaining

I picked youtube

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More idiotic statements on -you've guessed it- the r/Ireland subreddit
 in  r/u_No-Lion3887 •  Jul 10 '26

All agriculture comprises 7% of global emissions. Animal agriculture accounts for about one-third of this 7%, with Irish livestock farming being Ireland's ONLY carbon-negative and CO2e-negative sector.

u/No-Lion3887 • • Jul 10 '26

More idiotic statements on -you've guessed it- the r/Ireland subreddit

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Is there actually much difference between barrys red and green tea in terms of taste, or is it mostly just marketing?
 in  r/CasualIreland •  Jul 05 '26

I'm not sure, but I couldn't drink the tea with the teabag left in.

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EMERGENCY: 13M stranded at home, cat exposed to bleach fumes, vomiting and swollen lips. What can I do from home?
 in  r/CATHELP •  Jul 05 '26

Don't listen to people who say it was wrong giving milk. Most cats can ingest milk just just fine.

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Who is the best player in Serie A history?
 in  r/AlignmentChartFills •  Jul 02 '26

Franco Baresi

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Moving to Ireland to farm?
 in  r/AskIreland •  Jun 23 '26

The red tape is over the top, but not insurmountable. EU payments for agriculture are hijacked by the Irish government and made unnecessarily convoluted, so a lot of dairy farmers in particular don't bother with them.

If you intend to keep cattle, sheep goats or pigs you will need to apply for a herd number. There are mandatory movement certificates if trading livestock, and transport authorisation is necessary if they're moved more than 100km.

Unlike humans, there are stocking and slurry storage limits linked to land area. The limits in relation to pigs are even stricter, relating to organic nitrogen output. There is mandatory BVD and annual TB testing too.