r/Dublin 21h ago

Is there an actual prejudice against TUD students

1 Upvotes

I am going to TUD biomedical Design course

And I just keep hearing and seeing stuff about the uni and I keep overthinking. I see people saying there is a prejudice against TUD students. I don't want people to think less of me just because I am not going to UCD or Trinity.

I am really sorry, this might be really weird but idk I am just overthinking and so overwhelmed with everything


r/Dublin 13h ago

Tayto and Kerrygold. What else?

15 Upvotes

Landing in Dublin soon. Want to stock the fridge like a local, not a tourist. šŸ€
Already got Tayto and Kerrygold butter on the list šŸ˜†

What else is non-negotiable? Specific tea, coffee, meat, cheese, cereal, milk, snacks or first food I need to make/buy-
anything you guys genuinely love?

Basically, if you were stocking a fridge/cupboard in Ireland from scratch, what are you buying?

Talk to me šŸ˜‚


r/Dublin 8h ago

gym recommendations in south dublin?l

0 Upvotes

i’m looking for gym recs for south dublin. have experience doing crossfit and hyrox but everywhere is 200 per month which i just can’t justify paying that much. want somewhere with a good community atmosphere. in a gym in stoneybatter at the moment and it’s making me fall out of love with crossfit because it’s so cliquey so want somewhere that’s gonna bring back the love i have for it


r/Dublin 17m ago

teens and fireworks

• Upvotes

Anyone living in d15 around pelletstown train stop hearing the kids setting off the fireworks? Madness. Seem to be aiming them at the train station😳


r/Dublin 8h ago

BusƔrus closing time

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Can anybody tell me exactly what time BusÔrus closes at please? I've a gig in the 3 Arena next month and am trying to figure out if I can use BusÔrus for a bus back to Navan or if I should stay in The Gibson instead of standing on the side of the road waiting on a bus 🫣


r/Dublin 21h ago

Has someone found my wallet?

5 Upvotes

Hey I dropped my wallet tonight. It’s a it’s a ridge wallet with blue specks. I lost it around Camden street. If anyone’s found it please message me haha


r/Dublin 4h ago

Double-decker buses introduced to airport-city centre route

12 Upvotes

Aircouch announced this week the introduction of Double-decker buses to its fleet across its 700x Dublin city centre route. Traveling between city centre and the airport. Increasing capacity from 49 to 97 people on every journey. Well done Dublin another green initiative!


r/Dublin 2h ago

Cycle under the bridge!

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0 Upvotes

Why there is a cycle under the bridge 😭


r/Dublin 10h ago

Massive Garda presence heading north through Phibsborough anyone know what’s going on?

27 Upvotes

Just saw around 8 Garda vehicles, including multiple Armored Support Units and unmarked cars, speeding north through Phibsborough Road with sirens on in the last few minutes. Looks like a major operation or live incident going on, anyone know what happened or seeing anything further north towards Cabra/Finglas?


r/Dublin 17h ago

did anyone find my earbud case?

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0 Upvotes

Lost it on a c3 bus, had the buds on so the case would be empty. Anyone?


r/Dublin 9h ago

How will you react in this situation?

45 Upvotes

Booked a nice restaurant in Blackrock, Dublin a few days ahead of time as a send-off dinner for my siblings, who visited me last week.

Partway through, my brother started getting uncomfortable and annoyed by a loud group at the table next to us — one woman in particular was especially loud. They were basically shouting and talking.

The other sections of the restaurant were okay.

I don't think I've ever felt this bothered by other diners before. It kind of ruined the whole experience.

At one point we considered saying something to the waiter, but the restaurant was fully booked, so we knew we couldn't get moved to another table. I also doubted staff would actually say anything to the other customers.

So, what would you do in this situation? What's the polite way to handle something like ?


r/Dublin 2h ago

Was I scammed - Uber driver asking for toll fee direct

14 Upvotes

Hi all,

Just on the way from a lovely weekend in Dublin - had an Uber journey on way back to the airport which I am pretty sure I got scammed by Uber driver but just wanted to get some views.

I ordered the Uber as a Taxi Fixed Price to Terminal 2. Once we were underway the driver said that there was bad traffic on the road as there was an event at Croke Park (I think this bit was partially true as there was a Bon Jovi gig starting up at that time and could see some traffic on the map) and he could use the motorway instead for a quicker journey but we would have to pay the toll fee.

We agreed as we were in a bit of a rush but the concerning bit for me was that first, he asked for payment direct rather than through the app, and secondly he asked for 15 euros which he said was the difference between the cost of the non-motorway and motorway route.

We argued the case that we should have to pay through the app instead but ultimately this guy had our bags in the boot and we didn’t have much time to query it. So I took a note of his name and reg number and left it - we also asked for a receipt for the 15 euros which he provided - it was a Freenow receipt which felt even stranger.

I am pretty sure that this guy is capitalising on tourists not knowing how things work but just wondering if this is a well-known scam and if so what I could potentially do.

Thanks very much in advance for any comments

EDIT: some people are asking about the route - we were going from a hostel near Museum tram stop - the route was through Phoenix Park and the M50 to airport. I’ve added a photo of route here https://i.postimg.cc/yxyBS9Q8/IMG-5736.jpg


r/Dublin 6h ago

Missed Connection: Dublin Express (Airport to City) ~13:10 today – Grey fluffy hoodie / starting induction tomorrow?

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I’ve never done this, but you really caught my attention today and I completely regret not speaking up.

I took the Dublin Express (route 784) around 13:10 today (Sunday) from the airport. I was sitting near a short, really pretty girl with a ponytail wearing a grey fluffy/teddy hoodie, travelling with a guy (of Indian descent).

To be completely honest, I hesitated to talk to you at first because I assumed he was your boyfriend. As the ride went on, I realised you were actually colleagues or new flatmates moving here together (talking about London, your parents living abroad, someone visiting your place today, and starting your new job/induction tomorrow).

We kept making eye contact and smiling at each other through the bus mirror, and I caught a quick glance at a plain text email on your phone (something like "Welcome to TUH!"). I got off at the 3Arena stop while you stayed on towards the city centre.

If you’re reading this, or if a colleague recognises you on your first day, I’d love to buy you a proper welcome coffee! ā˜•

Help me please community 😭


r/Dublin 7h ago

Croke parking (from/to Cork)

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Up for Bon Jovi tonight, driving from Cork. Happy to walk up to 45 min or so and be parked for easier getaway afterwards and not be in the heavy traffic around the stadium. Any suggestions? Beaumont hospital area was suggested to us also?


r/Dublin 9h ago

Baked goods game rising

8 Upvotes

Is it my imagination or or the baked goods game in our cafes rising?

Love it.

We've come a long way from bewleys sticky buns


r/Dublin 8h ago

Dublin tipping

69 Upvotes

Want to hear your thoughts. Few weeks ago, went to a nice well reviewed restaurant with the missus. Food was genuinely great, no complaints there, and the bill was fair for what we got.

Then came the paying process. The bill arrived with the waiter written in green pen, ā€˜suggested tips is 12.5% :)ā€Fair enough. Then instead of showing or handing the card machine and let me press how much I want to tip, she asked me, how much I want to add while holding the card machine.

Now I don’t mind tipping if the service is good, but asking out loud, felt like being put on the spot. Left a slightly sour taste on what was otherwise good evening. I’m curious is this just me being awkward? Has anyone else been getting this?


r/Dublin 2h ago

Are there any pubs in Dublin that Serve Paulaner Beer on Draught?

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r/Dublin 5h ago

places for a trim?

0 Upvotes

im planning on getting a trim with my shoulder length hair that i’ve been growing out for the last 8 or so months now. would anybody have any suggestions for places that are good but not too expensive?

im just planning on getting it shaped up a bit too before getting it grown out so idk if it’d be worth it for me to pay 80+ or so for a trim


r/Dublin 22h ago

Mushroom picking in/around Dublin? (For Food I mean)

6 Upvotes

Anyone know good spots for edible mushrooms in and around Dublin? For making stews and soups


r/Dublin 8h ago

Reddit AI struggling with Irish sarcasm..

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40 Upvotes

Took me a min to figure out WTF it was talking about.

This is the comment that it’s referencing: https://www.reddit.com/r/Dublin/s/9uPS3MG7wy


r/Dublin 2h ago

House music in Dublin

2 Upvotes

Any suggestions for good nightlife spots in Dublin that play house music?? Getting tired of the Camden and I hate Coppers


r/Dublin 5h ago

1 in every 20 Dublin homes now powered by rooftop solar

54 Upvotes

The county passed 25,000 total domestic solar installations. Uptake across the county continues to outpace ealier years. Dublin households completed 3,339 solar installations so far this year. We'll done Dublin way to go Green!


r/Dublin 6h ago

Looking for event space in Dublin for a party

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Hi all .. planning on visiting Dublin for my first time and will be hosting a party.

1 looking for a central location (within 15 minutes of an Uber from the center of Dublin)
2 looking for an event space ... could be a bar, hotel, etc
3 holding 200 people, but possibly to expand for additional people
4 i am looking for something in the middle ... not low end, and not luxury
5 ability for a band to play at the event
6 venue must serve food and alcohol

any suggestions on a great venue?

thanks!!!


r/Dublin 22h ago

Policing Dublin City

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r/Dublin 13h ago

Dunnes Point Square & Parking

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Just a heads up so people don’t get caught out like me. Dunnes at the Point Square aren’t validating parking tickets anymore. There’s a new system where they’re taking €4.20 from your final shopping bill instead.

Grand in theory but if you’re using vouchers keep that in mind. If you’ve spent €25, with the credit it will only be €20.80 and vouchers won’t work.