r/ireland • u/cedardesk • Sep 19 '20
r/ireland • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '25
Arts/Culture Japanese Ambassador in the UK celebrating St. Patrick's Day
r/ireland • u/roxcursed • Jan 07 '21
Let's have a cup of tea and let this all blow over
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u/masterstoker
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Jun 17 '26
Culchie Club Only Maybe the English aren't so bad after all..
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u/GorillasonTurtles
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Mar 19 '25
Satire It’s like a Venn diagram of awful.
r/ireland • u/[deleted] • Jul 11 '20
COVID-19 Ban Americans traveling until they sort their shit out
r/ireland • u/Joy-Moderator • Jul 06 '20
Jesus H Christ The struggle is real: The indignity of trying to follow an American recipe when you’re Irish.
r/ireland • u/JeSuisGreg • Aug 18 '20
Applying for mortgage in a time of gouging rents...
r/ireland • u/[deleted] • Feb 01 '20
The newly crowned largest English speaking country in the EU!
r/ireland • u/[deleted] • Aug 27 '19
This man does not represent Irish people or Irish culture.
r/ireland • u/Agile_Rent_3568 • Mar 17 '25
Culchie Club Only Zelensky Remembered to Say Thanks to us on St. Patrick's day
Thanks back Vladimir - La Sona Feile Phadraigh duit
r/ireland • u/GOR31LLY • Apr 15 '16
"are you ready for a story from last night?" NSFW
r/ireland • u/KaleidoscopeLeft5511 • Jan 21 '25
Culchie Club Only Proposal to ban X.com direct links on this subreddit
I know this post is doing the rounds on other subreddits today, but I think its worth discussing for r/Ireland. Simple enough, suggestion is to ban x/twitter links. Users can post screenshots if they need to
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As pointed out in the comments, screenshots are easily manipulated, so the ban should include screenshots as well
r/ireland • u/wine4cats • Nov 04 '20
What a disgusting, racist comment from Justin Barretts wife.
r/ireland • u/PadlingtonYT • Aug 23 '17
Because the yanks on r/mildlyinteresting don't understand the significance, I got two Curly Wurlys in one packet.
r/ireland • u/Miles9900 • Feb 15 '25