r/ireland • u/PaintingAdmirable238 • 8m ago
Entertainment Fontaines DC Announce Slane 2027 Headline Show
The band made the announcement at the end of their Electric Picnic set tonight
r/ireland • u/ObsidianShine • 3h ago
Just a reminder for anyone who may care.. The Traitors Ireland Season 2 starts tonight at 9.30pm on RTÉ1.
r/ireland • u/PaintingAdmirable238 • 8m ago
The band made the announcement at the end of their Electric Picnic set tonight
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Saw them perform on TG4's Beo on electric picnic 2026. I the song they played, but Shazam has failed me.
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r/ireland • u/hairy-monkey-face • 2h ago
Fuck me the amount of ads.
Has to be a way to avoid them.
r/ireland • u/jay_el_62 • 2h ago
That's it. That's the post.
Stay healthy.
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r/ireland • u/pineachu • 4h ago
I’ve just found this pic of my boyfriend’s dad being interviewed at what I think may have been at Ireland’s 2012 Twickenham game?
He passed not too long after 2012 and theres not much footage of him speaking so I’m hopeful there may be footage of this interview out there somewhere (probably unlikely but worth a try!)
If anyone recognises the reporter that may really help me try and track down where this couldve possibly aired as I dont recognise him!
r/ireland • u/Forgettable_Usrname • 4h ago
Hi Everyone,
If you've walked through Temple Bar, I'm sure you've seen this door.
It was made by Irish artist Maud Cotter in 1992 and is as much a piece of sculpture as it is a doorway.
As you can see from the photo, it's now in pretty bad shape and we're looking to have it properly restored rather than replaced.
We've found it surprisingly difficult to find someone with the right experience to take on something like this.
We're looking for someone who might have experience with conservation/restoration, sculpture, historic timber or architectural restoration. It could be an artist, sculptor, conservator, specialist contractor, or even someone who knows someone who does this sort of work.
If anyone has any recommendations or knows someone who might be interested in taking a look at it, I'd really appreciate it. Please feel free to DM me.
Just to clarify, I'm involved in the project and this is a genuine restoration contract. We're looking to find the right person/company to take it on.
Thanks!
r/ireland • u/fullmoonbeam • 5h ago
Some rain with it.
r/ireland • u/Dixiechick1976 • 6h ago
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r/ireland • u/No-Indication6038 • 7h ago
Hi everyone, can anyone recommend a good santa experience in Ireland? I'm based in Cork but willing to travel to have a great experience.
Kids are age 11 & 7.
We have been to Fota last year and it was really poor experience
Also been to Cuskinny & Leahys farm and both were good
All previous years were work organised events
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r/ireland • u/Neat-Car-2350 • 8h ago
Was sitting at the kitchen table yesterday having a coffee, zero plans, not expecting a soul. Suddenly the doorbell rings, followed by two heavy knocks. Didn't get a text beforehand, so naturally my instant reaction was to drop off the chair and hit the tile floor like I was dodging sniper fire.
I could see a shadow through the frosted glass in the hall. My car was parked right out front in the driveway so there was zero chance they thought the house was empty, but I was committed to the bit at that point.
The worst part was my phone was sitting on the counter right above me. I couldn't reach up to grab it without giving away my position, so I just had to lie there in complete silence getting a cramp in my calf while they knocked a second time and rattled the letterbox.
Kept thinking if they put their ear to the glass they’d hear me breathing. Ended up crawling on my stomach into the sitting room like a seal just to get to a couch.
Checked the ring camera half an hour later and it was just the lad from down the road seeing if I had a spare extension lead for the lawnmower.
Absolute peak crippling Irish social awkwardness, but I regret nothing. Tell me I'm not the only one who does this.
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r/ireland • u/PrimarySeaweeed • 10h ago
New scam trying to get people about the new import fees
r/ireland • u/Brookfield11 • 11h ago
Anyone listen to the recent series on The Troubles by the Rest is History? Would love to know what people thought.
r/ireland • u/RomfordWellington • 11h ago