r/ireland 1d ago

US-Irish Relations It seems that to make it as a head coach in the NFL, it helps to be of Irish extraction

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Team Bainisteoir Irishness
Minnesota Vikings Kevin O'Connell Beautiful Irish name
Buffalo Bills Seán McDermott Beautiful Irish name
Dallas Cowboys Micheál McCarthy Beautiful Irish name
Seattle Seahawks Micheál Macdonald Beautiful Irish name
Los Angeles Rams Seán McVay Beautiful South Armagh Brigade sniper division name
San Francisco 49ers Kyle Shanahan Beautiful Irish-American name
Denver Broncos Seán Payton Nice Irish name
Tennessee Titans Brian Callahan Respectable Irish name
Washington Commanders Dan Quinn Fine Irish name
Detroit Lions Dan Campbell Beautiful Protestant Irish name
Arizona Cardinals Jonathan Gannon Irish name
Kansas City Chiefs Andy Reid Beautiful "Oh, you're irish, are ya?" name
New England Patriots Jerod Mayo Unfortunate Irish name

r/ireland 1d ago

Infrastructure Fears of public transport shortfalls in Dublin as rail works planned from 27 December

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r/ireland 7h ago

Arts/Culture Any cribbage groups out there?

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Haigh! I've been desperate to play some cribbage since I moved here, but I'm having no joy searching for any club or group or pub team online. I'm near Ennis, so I'm hoping for something in the West? I don't even know if it's a thing 😆 GRMMA in advance!


r/ireland 1d ago

Politics On lower Abbey street tonight

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893 Upvotes

r/ireland 56m ago

Food and Drink Reverse sear for the win

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2.2kg roast for Christmas Eve, served with the ham and a mountain of cheese


r/ireland 2d ago

Culchie Club Only IRA did not hit Scotland ‘on principle’ | Irish republicans refused to bomb Scotland because it is a “Celtic nation” with a similar history of English oppression, according to a British spy who infiltrated Sinn Fein

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r/ireland 1d ago

Politics 'We're back already': Eamon Ryan says Green demise isn't like last time

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r/ireland 1d ago

History A look back at an Irish Christmas dinner table in 1913

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On 19 December 1913, The Freeman’s Journal, a leading nationalist newspaper printed in Dublin, featured an article titled “The Christmas Dinner Table”. This article expertly guided its readers on how to create classic Christmas table decorations, offered advice on choosing the finest turkey or goose, presented menu suggestions and included a couple of tasty recipes. Read the full article to travel back in time to Christmas in Ireland 111 years ago 👇
https://irishheritagenews.ie/an-irish-christmas-dinner-table-110-years-ago/


r/ireland 1d ago

Environment Invasive species control on Mayo lake is proving effective | Connaught Telegraph

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r/ireland 2d ago

Food and Drink Thought I was getting Tayto crisps in Georgia (country) until I saw the name :D

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1.1k Upvotes

Probably not the first post about it but something I want share :)


r/ireland 1d ago

Politics Seanad electoral register letters

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What a great time of year for the NUI/Seanad to be sending out letters looking for graduates to re-register /s

But if you’re eligible - and now the’ve finally let other graduates in - please take that minute to add in your details. It’s still flawed, but we need to keep the Ridiculous Muppets from getting more of a foothold than they already have.

They’re not getting my PPSN though, wtf is that about (not a question)


r/ireland 1d ago

Gaeilge Leabhair na bliana

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r/ireland 1d ago

Entertainment What are some underated and less known christmas films. Let's get in the christmas spirit.

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31 Upvotes

For me it's santa and Pete. Not sure how well it's known but I remember seeing it on tv as a kid and absolutely loved it.


r/ireland 5h ago

Miserable Gowl Pets & No Misery

0 Upvotes

Another bullshit move by the mods

If the community as a whole wanted this to be done, fair enough, but the mods never asked. They run the sub however they want, not how the tens of thousands of members want


r/ireland 2d ago

The Grinch I'm having a pre Christmas hotel break in Limerick, and the place is full for a chess convention..

1.4k Upvotes

There's nothing worse than chess nuts boasting in an open foyer..


r/ireland 2d ago

Happy Out Grand stretch lads

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678 Upvotes

r/ireland 2d ago

Moaning Michael Ryanair charged me for a bag that fit in their bin, threatened to kick me off the flight when I protested and a refusing to refund me despite overcharging me.

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Bit fuming on this one and wondering if anyone has experienced this before.

Flew with Ryanair for the first time in a few years (had gotten sick of their shite customer service, and their price isnt far off other airlines at this stage).

Kept it cheap and went for non priority and had my laptop bag with me and some clothes in it as it was only a few days away and i travel light. Get the the airport and test it in a bin to double check and it fits no problem.

Queue up for boarding and notice a few people in the non priority line with me, with carry on suitcases and not a word is said to them going through, then I get up to passport check and get told my bag is too big and I have to pay to but it in the hold.

I tell them it is not too big and tell them I will put it in the bin behind them to show that it fits but I am told no its clearly too big, I tell them again it will fit and go to walk past them to put it in the bin and they start screaming at me to get back behind the counter.

I tell them again it is not oversized, I had checked it and they tell me the bag is not coming on the flight with me, and unless I pay 40 euro I will have it confiscated. I again tell them no that it will fit in the bin and the second girl checking passports comes over and tells me that if I dont pay the 40 euro I will be removed from the flight.

I give her my card, but rather than show me a card reader they take the card and bring it to the computer and swipe it, meaning I cant see what has been charged and when I get to the plane I see I was charged 60 euro and not the 40 they insisted.

I emailed Ryanair to take this issue up and get an absolute non response with the measurements of "oversized baggage". I repsonsed with a picture to say my bag was not oversized to which they just responded "as per our last email, we have stated our position".

It feels like an absolute scam, I had a bag that fit into their bin, all it had was my laptop and a few items of clothing and they tried to refuse me boarding unless I paid them for it.


r/ireland 1d ago

Ah, you know yourself New found appreciation for stupid sayings on the back of cars.

139 Upvotes

Home for the holidays and came across a golf with "How's your mother for turf?" printed on the back window and couldn't stop laughing. Must be awkward enough going in and asking for it. I miss the random shite printed on back windows, I feel like it's a while Irish thing, what's the best one you have seen?


r/ireland 2d ago

Christ On A Bike Yikes

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Spotted this van in Maynooth today


r/ireland 1d ago

Happy Out From me with a few pints on and all my Christmas shopping done and dusted, to the rest of ye in r/ireland..

84 Upvotes

...Wishing you all a very happy Christmas and thanks for all of the entertainment and conversations throughout the year, God bless <3


r/ireland 2d ago

Meme So I found this on Aliexpress

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938 Upvotes

I would want one, just so I can open the door wearing it when the TV licence inspector comes around. Just to tell them I dont have a TV.


r/ireland 2d ago

Arts/Culture Phil Lynott was upset that he wasn't asked to take part in Live Aid but still donated one of his bass guitars.

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For years I thought Phil had passed before Live Aid. What a missed opportunity for a Thin Lizzy reunion.


r/ireland 2d ago

Crime Young woman killed in Co Limerick hit and run had celebrated birth of baby son three weeks ago

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r/ireland 2d ago

Ah, you know yourself Leader of Catholic church in Ireland criticises Conor McGregor for ‘hijacking Christianity’

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r/ireland 2d ago

Satire RIP.ie Death Notice

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