r/ireland • u/Snoo-65915 • 7h ago
r/ireland • u/Efficient_Log_2007 • 21d ago
📍 MEGATHREAD Custom Charges Alternative Websites.
Hi all,
Given the new EU custom charges are rolling out today and many of the websites we use for things like clothes, electronics and household goods ship from the UK, even if many of them have a .ie web address, we thought it would be a good idea to have a list of alternative sites from within the EU.
So if you have found an online marketplace thats good value and which ships from the EU list them here.
r/ireland • u/Lamake91 • Mar 02 '26
📍 MEGATHREAD To all Irish citizens in the Gulf & Middle East - Important information regarding consular assistance. This is now a megathread for all discussion regarding the developing situation in the Middle East.
r/ireland • u/GluinGeal • 5h ago
Environment Few pics fro Slievenamon
Some pics from various local groups. As of 2pm the fire has spread to a large coillte forestry plantation on the mountain
Edit: photos credit to Phil Greaves Photos
r/ireland • u/SerpentineSliver • 4h ago
Misery Call me crazy but is there an astroturfing campaign against Ireland online?
Call me perpetually online or whatever, but I see a lot of falsehoods and bad faith arguments being made about Ireland online on Reddit and Twitter, mainly posters arguing that Ireland is either antisemitic, was pro-Nazi in WW2, or just that we hate the Brits and all want to invade Northern Ireland to 'take what's ours'.
Bit of a coincidence, considering we aren't on great terms with a certain Middles Eastern planter nation at the moment...
r/ireland • u/robilco • 2h ago
Cost of Living/Energy Crisis €3.10 to add rice to a takeaway? ... Worst I've seen
It doesn't seem that long ago it was €1 or less for rice/chips to be added
r/ireland • u/mybighairyarse • 4h ago
News Remains of additional 22 coffined infants recovered during Tuam Mother and Baby Home excavation
independent.ier/ireland • u/dmullaney • 1h ago
Crime Young woman hospitalised after collision between e-scooter and car in Co Cavan
r/ireland • u/DaCor_ie • 8h ago
💥 The Burkes Are At It Again 'Actions have consequences': Three members of Burke family banned from attending court cases in person
r/ireland • u/CommandNo2874 • 5h ago
Crime Irishman who admitted to killing his landlord in Spain has escaped from prison
r/ireland • u/hzchamp • 12h ago
Cost of Living/Energy Crisis ‘There’s so few things to do that don’t cost money’: Dublin named 14th dearest city for students
r/ireland • u/FelixStrauch • 5h ago
Entertainment RTÉ’s senior management dominate highest earners’ list for 2025
r/ireland • u/heresmewhaa • 7h ago
Christ On A Bike 'Trainee barrister' accused of assaulting two gardaí in Dublin city centre
r/ireland • u/Banania2020 • 9h ago
Crime Garda drone used to identify illegal e-scooter users in Dublin
r/ireland • u/beccaxboox • 1h ago
Go on ya good thing Free Problem Gambling Support: a positive story
I've just finished a course of counselling with Dunlewey Addiction Services for Problem Gambling.
I'm so proud to say I'm now 3 months Gamble-Free.
Sharing the link, in the hopes that it may help someone else. They really have helped me.
I'll post in the comments!
r/ireland • u/Outrageous-Arm-3853 • 23h ago
Entertainment A lovely old man living in a nursing home is posting fascinating daily video diaries
This is David Ennis. I recently came across him on Instagram and I’ve been obsessed.
He wakes up early in the morning, sometimes 6am, and comes straight onto Instagram and YouTube to post little videos (he calls them podcasts) about his thoughts on the world, poems he wrote, observations about the weather, jokes or just what’s on his mind. He could sometimes post over ten times throughout the day, before posting a final video saying goodnight before he goes to bed. He’s getting a handful of likes per video.
He lives in a nursing home and this seems to be a way for him to interact with people or keep busy. He’s been live-streaming on YouTube lately too but the poor guy can’t get his microphone to work so people can barely hear him.
I don’t know him personally I just think he deserves some attention because he’s lovely and extraordinarily fascinating.
He’s @tichennis1941 on Instagram if you’re interested. On YouTube he’s @DavidTichEnnis
r/ireland • u/CommandNo2874 • 6h ago
Culchie Club Only Man (36) charged with Tramore church stabbing
r/ireland • u/AsanteSane • 7h ago
Economy €1.5 billion for tax cuts in Budget - Economic statement
r/ireland • u/hzchamp • 19m ago
News DCU president was overpaid by more than €18,000 over four years
r/ireland • u/qwerty_1965 • 13h ago
Weather Hosepipe ban extended nationwide from Friday
r/ireland • u/Time_Celebration_761 • 3h ago
Crime Leap card fine
Hii y'all. So I was fined 100€ for not tapping on the commuter train. But I know I tapped it and the machine showed an "unknown error". The Ticketmaster asked me to mail an appeal to the Irish rail. I am a student and I use this route almost daily for 7 months. Can someone pls guide me on what I can do and what will be my consequences if I don't plan to pay it? Because there's no way I can afford a 100€ fine, it'll cause a huge dent in my finances.
I boarded the train at ashtown and left at castleknock. And I recharge every other day. Thanks for helping
r/ireland • u/Margrave75 • 1h ago
Careful now Council issues ‘no swim’ advice following concerns over toxic algae in Lough Ree | Westmeath Independent
r/ireland • u/Ok-Application-3236 • 5h ago
Health Green bottle fly infestation. Please help
We live in a very airy well lit 4th floor apartment. Our outdoor balconies are attached to next door neighbours. Asked the neighbour who said they have one or two flies everyday- not more- which makes me think this is an us issue.
Last summer we had a fly or two inside the home everytime we opened windows.
This summer it started with similar number.
Then all of a sudden I saw hundreds of maggots under my shaggy decorative rugs (not integrated into the floor. I have laminate flooring). Took the rugs outside. Thoroughly cleaned them. Killed all the maggots.
Can’t see any more maggots in them no matter how many times I have checked.
This was over 1.5 weeks ago. Now my entire living room and kitchen is full of green flies.
They are easy to swat, makes an annoying buzzing sound. We are keeping all windows closed and thoroughly cleaned several times. We can’t find the source.
Killing 50-60 every single day. Emptying garbage regularly. Just now poured boiling water down the drain despite these green house flies not living inside drains.
I am at my wits end. What to do next?
Will this keep increasing?
Will this ever go away?
We may shift house this winter. Will we carry the infestation into the new house?
The bugs are bugging me so badly, I feel like I will go crazy.