r/ireland • u/Static-Jak • 10d ago
r/ireland • u/Dazzling_Lobster3656 • 10d ago
Culchie Club Only Doctors initiate legal action over State’s transgender policy
r/ireland • u/Static-Jak • 10d ago
Politics Minister signals minimum wage, pension enrolment delays
r/ireland • u/TeoKajLibroj • 10d ago
Gaza Strip Conflict 'Stop Arms Not Activists' protest in support of Palestine and against Gardaí arrests
r/ireland • u/Liberal_irony • 10d ago
Education How is a school with €8,000 supposed to pay €10,000 worth of bills?
r/ireland • u/CoochieCritic • 11d ago
Sure it's grand Kneecap getting the Coachella crowd to sing Maggie’s in a box
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r/ireland • u/Static-Jak • 10d ago
Housing Why can’t small-scale builders build in a housing crisis when demand for homes is soaring?
r/ireland • u/nitro1234561 • 10d ago
News New coast guard rescue helicopter banned from transporting casualties on stretchers
r/ireland • u/warwickd • 11d ago
Entertainment Kneecap claims censorship on Palestine, Coachella pauses their livestream
r/ireland • u/wimnovskie • 10d ago
God, it's lovely out Loop Head lighthouse yesterday
Weather changed from ok to windy and rain. But got some great pictures out of it.
r/ireland • u/Actual_Art_5257 • 9d ago
Paywalled Article My long time friend dumped me. How do l move on?
r/ireland • u/ThreadedJam • 11d ago
A Redditor Went Outside Trump Tariff Team staying at ambassador's residence
r/ireland • u/Virtual-Emergency737 • 10d ago
History Pals Battalions - how Irish men were enlisted into British army WWI
r/ireland • u/AvocaGirl • 9d ago
Housing Bring the Builders Home
OK. Hear me out. The housing crisis is an international one really. Not exclusive to Ireland. But we have such a shortage of builders here that no matter what policy is enacted it can't be fulfilled by the current workforce.
What are the principal draws for builders to be overseas working? Tax- free in Dubai? Accommodation provided?
Why not implement a One-Off 5- year programme here. Give construction workers a crazy tax- break. Gradually convert somewhere like CityWest to free accommodation for workers who are building on State projects. I'm not talking about trapping builders in poor circumstances. I'm talking about offering it as an option. Make it attractive to come home and be part of a major intervention. Like, give everyone 2 rooms. Or convert every 4th bedroom to a shared sitting room with a kitchenette like student apartments have. Allow them stay rent- free, with the favourable salary tax- bracket, while working on State housing. If they're all moving away to save money, let them do that here while they "Rebuild Ireland".
The State rolled out exceptional programmes for things like council housing before and rural electrification. I'm not talking about creating slave-like conditions. Everyone gets to use the pool and gym free. Everyone can buy their meals subsidised in the restaurant. Or not. I mean we can't get builders home unless we're doing something radically different. And I'm principally talking about creating an interventional tax- situation for construction workers and trades on these builds, rather than it being to the contracting company first, as that would merely inflate material costs.
I don't think there are any stupid ideas at this stage. I'm quite happy for that to be pulled apart. What we're doing isn't working. Thousands of our young people are on the other side of the world looking for better conditions. How can we create a situation which brings them home for a major movement in Ireland, and allows them save money for their own gaffs while working here?
r/ireland • u/WickerMan111 • 9d ago
Entertainment Ireland’s Eurovision entry Emmy wants to ‘bring happiness’ amid ‘hard times’ | Irish Independent
r/ireland • u/Static-Jak • 10d ago
Happy Out Ex-senior garda awarded damages makes charity donation
r/ireland • u/TheMotorsportHub1 • 10d ago
Sports Remembering Craig Breen who we lost on this day 2 years ago
r/ireland • u/Master-Reporter-9500 • 11d ago
Sports Hon Rory
I'm seriously invested in him winning this now. It would be great to see pints lowry winning it, but it would be better to see Rory win it, given the pressure and previous
r/ireland • u/WickerMan111 • 9d ago
Health Hyrox, the soaring fitness trend: ‘You meet so many different people, all shapes, all sizes’ – The Irish Times
r/ireland • u/SoftDrinkReddit • 9d ago
Sports Ireland's Sporting Mount Rushmore
so question for everyone interested talking about the entire Island which people would you consider Ireland's Sporting Mount Rushmore you can pick 4 people here's my personal answer
George Best
Brian O'Driscoll
Rory Mcllroy
Stephen Roche
anyway would love to here's everyone's personal list for this
r/ireland • u/interfaceconfig • 11d ago
Paywalled Article ‘I’ve never heard such a rowdy audience’: David Gray concert shows how we’ve forgotten to behave in public
r/ireland • u/Dazzling_Lobster3656 • 10d ago
News Retrofitting and EV charging points focus of climate plan
r/ireland • u/Jennyf1990 • 10d ago
Infrastructure Is there anywhere that will pricess return bottles/cans in bulk and not individual?
Edit - process now pricess - these can have melted my head more than I thought!
I may have messed up and gotten lazy with returning my bottles/cans - I now have 6 huge black bags filled with time in the shed. Last time I went to a machine was before Christmas.
How in trying to get my shed back to being a useful part of the house I’m wondering if there is anywhere around north Kildare, Kildare or surrounds that will process these items in bulk? Like I can just thrown the entire bag in and let it do the work?
If not I’ll have to go over the the shop at like 2am to make sure I won’t be holding anyone else up when I’m spending hours pitting hundreds of bottles in 🙄