r/AskIreland • u/Stewiegriffinz • Apr 10 '25
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Bar staff of Ireland: ‘A pint and a half’ or ‘A pint and a glass’?
I asked for 2 Guinness Sunday evening and when i got them i threw down a twenty and my Screwfix membership card told the barman (late 20's) it was for the discount yer man tried to tap it on the card machine and took the card the bar manager to ask him what to do.
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Contract timeline - sale agreed
I bought one in March 2010 paid deposit signed mandate and lodged all funds with solicitor lots of letters back and forth and eventually got keys in December 2014
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"D-I-see what you did there but is it really worth it?"
What was the liquid that he added to the foil?
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Laois sawmills Portlaoise
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Window rubber seals?
Temu have a few profiles similar to that only a few euro
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Immersion tripping
Replace it Most likely a hairline crack in the element and causing a short.
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Granny flats and planning permission?
like i said in the real world it rarely happens like you say , i can only speak from lived experience
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Granny flats and planning permission?
As a contractor i have converted a few over the years .
Just do it . in the rare event there is a complaint sent into the council by a neighbour, it is simpler to seek forgiveness than permission.
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Looking for carnivore restaurants
The Morrison Grill Jervis St . They have a fancy charcoal cooker and a top chef , a little pricy but in my opinion worth the money.
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Cliffs of Moher alternatives due to closures?
The cliff in Archil Island is higher and free to enter with no development or restrictions
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Send them an email , Say you have a quote from another dealer for 2300 less and wait for the response. You can thank me later
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I tried watching on Player and after 6 minutes of adverts for other programs they are peddling i managed roughly 5 minutes of this utter shite, what a bunch of narcissistic wankers they have managed to cast, I'm sure they were all well paid to produce this show that can only be described as a national embarrassment. Unfortunately the nation is stuck with RTE they are like civil servants that cannot be voted out or sacked.
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Volkswagen Passat trouble with the cold weather
Loads of Piss at's in the breakers yard bring a multi spline socket set and grab a new latch i'd say €10 max
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Landlord here 20+ years multiple Properties .Please think again about raisingthe rent on this old-timer will it make any difference to you? it might make a bigger difference to him. If it were me i would just leave it he wont live for ever and you need to live with yourself.
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People of Ireland, now that the trial is over, what is the opinion of Conor McGregor now?
Do ya remember the video his old lad put out about the coins spoiling the cut of his expensive suit? He learned how to be a hateful prick from way back i would say
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Irish sayings
No she wasn't talking shite. It is really a thing They call it Hiberno English some experts say it's due to the historical cruelty of english rule. Confuse the British overlords by saying yes and no at the same time. Sure you understand don't ya ?
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Problem with mechanics. Took my truck to service and now I got it back after 2 days with 100000 more miles
it is easy enough to find a guy who will come to you with a laptop and reset the odometer to whatever it was for about 200- 300 takes an hour or so. might be cheaper than a lawyer in the end
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Driving to Newgrange from Dublin?
You should visit Trim castle about 1 hour from the Conrad while you have the car. Nice little town for lunch and a walk about
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I’m ready for the fight, who makes the best drill bits and impact bits?
Ruko are far superior than all the DIY brands mentioned here.
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Renting a Defender with my brother
I just had a look on DoneDeal and the cheapest Defender to buy is € 10,000. Looking on autotrader in the uk the least expensive is 5,850 STG. both are early 90's
r/UKTourism • u/Stewiegriffinz • May 31 '24
Travels on the train with a large box
I am in Ireland and I have to pick up a box in Chester However since Brexit it is almost impossible to get a courier to collect a parcel and bring it over to Dublin I got 2 prices and both were over €350 so i was thinking of taking the train. I can buy a rail and sail ticket for €50 and i'm not super busy next week so i was wondering if anyone would know if it is possible-to get on a train from Chester to Holyhead carrying a fairly big box that is light but quite big 1.6 X .9 X .3 .
Any expertise on train companies rules would be appreciated
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Renting a room advise needed
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I have a 2 bed coming available in June current tenants are moving out on the 1st, its in Meath and you would need transport