Mullaghmore, Co Sligo has the most Irish weather possible: it’s raining and a bit wet whilst also managing to be sunny and dry at the same time. And also fairly dark and overcast, in a clear and bright kinda way. (Photo credit: @gkossieris)3yr ⋅ Joy-Moderator ⋅ r/ireland
Belfast protestant born ‘96, officially Irish ‘21. Hoping for a united Ireland in my lifetime!3yr ⋅ dxx1017 ⋅ r/ireland
Seen the results of this study on how having kids affect people’s happiness levels. Ireland ranked second last just in front of the US.1yr ⋅ dmn22 ⋅ r/ireland
Ladbible Ireland ripping off reddit posts from this sub yet again and trying to pass them off as their own1yr ⋅ Immediate_Reality357 ⋅ r/ireland
I always thought Jack Gleason was brilliant at playing Joffrey. His Tantrums, sense of entitlement and complete lack of understanding of how the working class feel. But I just found out he went to Trinity. This could’ve very well been genuine1yr ⋅ Canners19 ⋅ r/ireland
Fine Gael admit they've created an economy where someone on 70k lives paycheck to paycheck.1yr ⋅ fellaork1 ⋅ r/ireland
POV: You arrive at Pontins with a suspiciously Irish sounding surname3yr ⋅ 0e0e3e0e0a3a2a ⋅ r/ireland
Backpacking in Malawi atm and came across this Dingle based charity who've set up a medical & health center in memorial to their son Billy who drowned in Lake Malawi in 1999. They provided doctors & nurses where there were none at all.10mo ⋅ Kloppite16 ⋅ r/ireland
Paul Mescal was looking well for the Oscars in fairness to him. Shame we didnt have much success this year though1yr ⋅ FrankTheHealer_RDIT ⋅ r/ireland
So here we are in Ireland in late December just past noon and our west facing solar panels are producing over 1kW of power which means our house is off grid currently with spare electricity being used to produce hot water. Amazing.3yr ⋅ Shamzrock ⋅ r/ireland
Ryan Tubridy's grandfather, Todd Andrews, with De Valera. The spit of him! He was the chairman of RTE for 6 years from 1964 to 1970. Do ye think these kinds of familial connections make it easier to get ahead?10mo ⋅ SubstantialFeel ⋅ r/ireland
Kerrygold a hit with the American black community, a great bunch of lads.2yr ⋅ dirtyh4rry ⋅ r/ireland
Seen this up town today. Housing is so bad in Dublin now that it takes Supermac’s to offer accommodation with jobs!1yr ⋅ Plenty-Importance478 ⋅ r/ireland
My Mum's friend had a cataract operation the other day, and this warning came with her eye drops.1yr ⋅ carlclancy ⋅ r/ireland
Great moments in Dublin history: Christ casting out the emos from the Central Bank steps3yr ⋅ Misodoho ⋅ r/ireland
What do ye think of Iarnrod Eireann's proposed Shannon Area Rapid Transit (SHART) network?1yr ⋅ Sparpo ⋅ r/ireland
To whoever clamped the transport ambulance for wheelchair users of St. Michael's House I hope you have a horrible year.2yr ⋅ OmegaStealthJam ⋅ r/ireland
It’s that time of year where I’m reminded that there are actual people who walk among us that enjoy these.1yr ⋅ Whigget ⋅ r/ireland
30 years ago today Kurt was meant to play in the RDS on the day they found his body2wk ⋅ Canners19 ⋅ r/ireland
My respect for this wee man, the President of IRELAND has gone up about 1000% the last couple days! Well done Michael, 100% right in his decision!2yr ⋅ Azzaramad ⋅ r/ireland
The mother sent me this, scams have now moved to WhatsApp and texting people directly.3yr ⋅ Dwums ⋅ r/ireland
Found this on Facebook so I don't know if it's a repost, happens every time5yr ⋅ fazzledazzle ⋅ r/ireland
All I could think of with Eamon Ryan posting nothing but positivity about China on Twitter and his bike photo from Tiananmen Square in 1987.1yr ⋅ Sergiomach5 ⋅ r/ireland
100 years ago today world war 1 ended. Over 200,000 Irish soilders served in the war and 49,400 of those men died. We should try and remember them today.5yr ⋅ Mrbrionman ⋅ r/ireland
Currently on the 109x and this guys feet are genuinely stinking up the whole top of the bus. Why are people like this?!1yr ⋅ Ladymantic ⋅ r/ireland
Sligo can be the most beautiful place on earth when the sun shines. Well worth checking out Benbulben if ya can. Photos by me.3yr ⋅ RustyDamseline ⋅ r/ireland
Loyalists show their support for Italy this weekend by building a replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa3yr ⋅ Jensonmyfren ⋅ r/ireland
RTE ran a story yesterday which looks suspiciously like a free advertisement for a business run by the child of one of their affiliated journalists. Great work by our National Broadcaster & great use of Licence Money1wk ⋅ Shiv788 ⋅ r/ireland
A cloud-free shot of Ireland sent to Skibbereen Heritage by a local who works for NASA 👩🚀🚀🌌1yr ⋅ SubstantialFeel ⋅ r/ireland
My favourite sight on the subway this past week or so - The lads arriving on their J1’s11mo ⋅ Rory-mcfc ⋅ r/ireland
Thinking about getting this clock for me Ma, whatcha think lads?4yr ⋅ IntelligentInsurance ⋅ r/ireland
Given some of the talking points heard surrounding the recent tragedy, felt like this was a good statistic to have.2yr ⋅ Foggywog ⋅ r/ireland
My sister played for the national team about 30yrs ago & recieved this from the FAI this morning. They're being sent out to every woman that featured in an international game over the last 50yrs.7mo ⋅ Margrave75 ⋅ r/ireland
Tipperary's Orla O'Dwyer Playing Aussie Rules Football For The Brisbane Lions.1yr ⋅ MuddyBootsWilliams ⋅ r/ireland
Chinese High-Speed Railway Map 2008 vs. 2020. But we still don’t have a rail link to the airport. Is there anything to be said for a benevolent dictatorship?1yr ⋅ BigBadgerBro ⋅ r/ireland
Absolutely wrecked after these last two years, can’t be arsed braving crowds yet just for a few €6 pints while packed in like sardines and then no taxis home2yr ⋅ amhran-na-meme ⋅ r/ireland
LPT: If you want extra legroom on a Ryanair flight you can just stick your legs in the aisle and fall asleep1yr ⋅ Sinisterkid1992 ⋅ r/ireland
September 2006, Living Abroad and received this in a parcel - I haven't really lived since3yr ⋅ LoveParadeFest ⋅ r/ireland
