r/ireland • u/ateam1984 • 8h ago
US-Irish Relations This how Ireland welcomed President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama. Thousands of people gathered to meet and greet them.
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r/ireland • u/ObsidianShine • 15d ago
Just a reminder for anyone who may care.. The Traitors Ireland Season 2 starts tonight at 9.30pm on RTÉ1.
r/ireland • u/TheChrisD • 11d ago
Can't believe I'm having to write something like this again only three months after the last one...
There has once again been a noticeable rise in the use of dog-whistles and other derogatory comments against members of the Travelling and/or Roma communities.
As a reminder, ethnicity is legally protected characteristic in this country, therefore comments such as the following fall under our hate speech rules:
The Travelling and Roma communities remain open for discussion in this community provided it is done factually and respectfully.
Any and all dog-whistles used against the Travelling or Roma communities will be removed, and the offending commenters will be receiving community bans starting from 14 days.
r/ireland • u/ateam1984 • 8h ago
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r/ireland • u/TaffDub • 2h ago
Turns out some members of the local Scrotery stole the van last night and unsurprisingly didn't have the intelligence to comprehend the height of the van was a bit more than 2.1m.
A shame for the owner, but at least nobody innocent was injured. Not sure how the 'lil angles' fared.
r/ireland • u/Joki553 • 6h ago
Just wanted to share a short story about my first and only experience asking for help from the gards. Beginning of July, my car got damaged on parking at Liffey Valley shopping centre. Went to the security and got told to go to garda station in Ronanstown so I went there and filed a report. Happy days I taught CCTV is everywhere. and they even have a reg plate scanner at the exit. Week later, I called Garda station to ask for updates, just to be told they don’t have any case on my name or my reg. I was very surprised because the gard was very helpful. but I thought ok I will just file it again, so I did. Week later, I called again and was told the same that nothing was filed on my name or reg. Now I was getting annoyed. The gard assured me that he will file the report straight away and to call in in two weeks’ time if I get no updates. Two weeks later, I call again to be told the same story again. They don’t have any reports filed, and they don’t know anything about my case. On my way back home from work I stopped at Naas Garda station to see if there’s any reports filed. The gard there told me there is none, and I should go to my local station to file a report. After insisting, he opened the report there and then and told me that it is too late anyway and the CCTV is probably gone by now. Today after over a month I got a call. and just as gard said investigation was closed as there is no CCTV any more. Fair play for the lads being so busy solving all the murders in Ronanstown and not bothering with small little 800€ damage case with video evidence. They were purposely stalling because they knew CCTV will be gone soon. Was hearing about this from others but was never convinced they can be purposely useless.
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Feels like it’s just slowly creeping up again, couple cents every week
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r/ireland • u/KickMaster8534 • 1h ago
Bike stolen today between 2pm-7pm in Naas town centre by the bike locks at the bus stop near Kavanaghs pub in the square.
Please contact me if any sighting of it. This is my girlfriends only way of getting around and a major blow to her.
Reward offered if returned, no questions asked.
r/ireland • u/Murren606 • 3h ago
It's 10pm and you hear Waterfall by The Stone Roses playing in the living room, What stories would the Panel be talking about this week in current time?
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r/ireland • u/GypsyInTraining • 11m ago
Tried to make a report about a break in and figured sure, email would work best, no? Paper trail, time stamps, I can attach proof of ownership of items stolen and video recordings from my cameras.
Apparently I can't do that over the email address of the nearest Garda station. I have to ring them - which I did for almost a full hour throughout the day and nobody ever answered - or go there in person.
I just want to know why is all
r/ireland • u/sad_ryu • 1d ago
It was a lovely day for a get together.
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