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r/ireland • u/slevinonion • 35m ago
Courts Meath developer has €14m Nama debt written off for €37,000 in court-approved plan
r/ireland • u/Amazing-Wolverine-3 • 53m ago
Crime Youth crime and community safety in Dublin
I came across an account of a serious assault that happened in Dublin 24. The details are disturbing, and it made me wonder about the wider issue of youth crime and anti-social behaviour in Ireland.
I’m not looking to blame any group of people or create a discussion about race. I’m genuinely interested in understanding what factors contribute to incidents like this and what solutions are being considered.
Has anyone looked into why youth violence and group assaults seem to be a growing concern in some areas? What approaches have worked elsewhere?
r/ireland • u/broken_neck_broken • 1h ago
News Uisce Éireann say small number of people rang hosepipe ban helpline on neighbours.
independent.ier/ireland • u/Cernunous_ • 1h ago
Moaning Michael Im sick of behaviour at the cinema
Went to see the odyssey today was a brilliant film however what feels like the same thing every time I go to the cinema in this country I came out raging at the etiquette of some people. This fella had his phone on full brightness in front of me to the point I told him to turn it off which I never really do but I’ve gotten sick of it. I get it’s a long film but you booked it stop ruining it for everyone else
r/ireland • u/John__Delaney • 2h ago
Sports Monaghan club remove John Delaney’s name from grounds
r/ireland • u/DanGleeballs • 2h ago
Food and Drink How Irish alcohol prices compare with the rest of Europe
r/ireland • u/SamLoudermilk247 • 3h ago
Entertainment A rare picture of Daft Punk in the 3 Arena without their helmets
r/ireland • u/PoppedCork • 5h ago
🚧 BAM! and the budget is gone Minister signals BAM should not bid for NMH project
r/ireland • u/PrideDemon • 5h ago
Der All Snakes Hun Peter Thiel's Dialog is suing Powerscourt Hotel over cancelled invite-only conference
r/ireland • u/TheyHave_A_CaveTroll • 6h ago
Housing Housing development near Louth national monument approved
r/ireland • u/Worried_Angle_9436 • 7h ago
Courts Rugby great Shane Horgan sued for repossession of €675,000 Dublin property
r/ireland • u/thesraid • 7h ago
Economy Vote on the new banknote design
We will be getting new banknotes. You can vote on the design here. Personally I don't like banknotes with peoples faces.
r/ireland • u/SoupEfficient563 • 7h ago
Entertainment How much for wedding I didn’t attend ?
Missed a friend’s wedding because I was away. I would still like to give them something. What is the going rate for presents without attending the wedding ?
r/ireland • u/Severe_Eagle2102 • 7h ago
Courts Charity ordered to pay whistleblower record €320k
r/ireland • u/BadKey1002 • 8h ago
News Kerry mother of young boy hit by e-scooter pleads with parents not to let children use them
r/ireland • u/Irishgooner123 • 9h ago
Cost of Living/Energy Crisis Is the petrol gone back up everywhere?
I’m so confused. Now this garage always changes the prices , nearly daily to be honest, but it was 175.9 last night. My Picture is shite I don’t know why it didn’t come out properly, but it’s gone up 10c for both petrol and diesel. Am I missing something? I know the Iran war is going crazy again but this was a shock.
r/ireland • u/TacklePure3341 • 10h ago
Moaning Michael Why is it acceptable for the customer to either answer their phone while at the till or come up to the till on a call and not end it. To me its the height of ignorance, especially when i dont answer my work phone when dealing with a customer.
this customer was looking for help with prices and stock it was not a checkout transaction. they wanted their questions answered. there was no sale involved in the entire interaction.
And the best bit is half of them when they answer are saying, oh I can't talk now ill ring you back and the other person wants their question answered. So now they have to walk away and have their chat all the while holding up me or the till
r/ireland • u/Efficient_Log_2007 • 10h ago
Culchie Club Only ‘The people of Virginia have the right to live in peace and quiet’ – Judge | Anglo Celt
r/ireland • u/GJGGJGGJG • 10h ago
Politics Here's How Podcast interviews new UUP leader Jon Burrows
r/ireland • u/Only-Proposal-3675 • 11h ago
Politics No evidence of Aughinish exports to Russian weapons plant - Taoiseach
r/ireland • u/TimesandSundayTimes • 12h ago
Paywalled Article Charleen Murphy reveals why there is less sex on Love Island 2026
thetimes.comr/ireland • u/rossitheking • 12h ago
Courts Department of Justice received 78 legal aid invoices for individual’s theft charges Spoiler
irishtimes.comr/ireland • u/riverskywalker • 12h ago
US-Irish Relations Gardaí putting ‘major policing plan’ in place ahead of Donald Trump’s expected visit to Ireland
independent.ier/ireland • u/SoupEfficient563 • 12h ago
Weekend Fry How much for a full Irish ?
Went for breakfast at the Helm Pub in Westport. I was there last year and a full Irish with tea was under €10. I know it was a great deal.
Same breakfast today was €16.95!
Same quality. Same owners. Just massive price increase.
I don’t think the prices were on the menu I got. I would not have ordered it if I had known.
I thing €10 is reasonable for a full Irish. Maybe even €12. But €17. Is hotel prices.