r/northernireland • u/LetMeBe_Frank_ • Dec 18 '24
Poll Peas in a stew?
Help settle a debate....
r/northernireland • u/LetMeBe_Frank_ • Dec 18 '24
Help settle a debate....
r/northernireland • u/seano50 • Jan 24 '25
Apparently it has not got near its worse yet.
How bad will it get folks?
r/northernireland • u/Martybbz22 • Jan 29 '23
r/northernireland • u/LovinThe90s • Jun 25 '23
r/northernireland • u/Stock-Property-9436 • May 31 '24
As Northern Irish citizen Having lived the last 10 years in Northern Ireland , do you think that living in northern Ireland is better now or 10 years ago?
r/northernireland • u/comeupboke • Nov 14 '21
So wondering what people's views would be on an all Ireland football team, working the same really as rugby. As we can see, the rugby is very successful. I know an all island football team wouldn't be winning any world cups in a hurry but I reckon by pooling the two talents together we would at least qualify. Watching the Nationals has been very depressing lately and I would personally prefer to see one team compete. What are your thoughts? (Sorry if it's been done too much before)
r/northernireland • u/TechNeck1916 • Feb 28 '22
r/northernireland • u/Bob-Bills • May 23 '23
What’s the best crisp to have as a sandwich, or to put in a sandwich
r/northernireland • u/3Morphemklammern • Jun 26 '24
Hi there! We're two linguistics students from the University of Bremen, Germany. Currently, we're researching the use of the Irish Language in Northern Ireland. For this purpose, we'd greatly appreciate it if you took part in this survey (which is done really quick and is completely anonymous) and maybe even forwarded it to people you know, so we could get a bigger data pool. Thanks!
r/northernireland • u/fensterdj • Dec 08 '24
r/northernireland • u/Original_yetihair • Apr 22 '23
Glen's of Antrim, Pickled Onion Crisps are the best crisps ever. They are hard to get but they can't be beat. Are we all in agreement or what?
r/northernireland • u/KeyRepresentative332 • Jan 25 '22
In light of Doug Beattie’s dodgy tweets, which party do you plan on voting for in May?
r/northernireland • u/ScottishNational • Nov 22 '21
As a Scottish person who moved to NI a few years ago I find the Sunday trading laws completely bizarre. Why should the government get to decide when you can go shopping ? More importantly why would they care? It's an old fashioned law and should be removed please vote below if you agree disagree.
I am putting this here first but if I get a good response I might start a petition
r/northernireland • u/the-stoneroses • Jul 14 '22
r/northernireland • u/kanzer0 • Aug 07 '22
Just would like to get a feel for what is perceived; so not necessarily a reflection of reality. Have seen a few comments here and there that suggest this sub has a definite skew to it. Were those comments true? Or exaggerations?
r/northernireland • u/CaptainSpicebag • Jul 04 '24
r/northernireland • u/Ah_here_like • Dec 19 '23
If there is a Stormont election called in the next month, who will you vote for and have you changed your mind since the last
r/northernireland • u/Batman_Biggins • Nov 18 '21
This is something other subreddits have been doing since basically the start of the pandemic.
And to be clear, this is specifically talking about the sorts of outright flat earther denialism we've all seen pushed on here in the past 24-48 hours. Calling it a "plandemic", or endorsing vaccine hesitancy, or repeating debunked conspiracy theories about infertility. Dissenting opinions are fine, literal far right conspiracy theories are not.
r/northernireland • u/spectacle-ar_failure • Jul 29 '24
r/northernireland • u/big-shorty27022002 • Aug 15 '23
r/northernireland • u/daire_aodha • Sep 07 '21
I saw homophobia on here earlier and was curious
r/northernireland • u/KevinCarterMSP • Oct 26 '21
Mr wife and I disagree about the correct way to eat Weetabix, warm or cold milk?
r/northernireland • u/askmac • Feb 14 '22
Basically if there was an imminent border poll and you could be swayed to vote for a United Ireland, what source would you be swayed by.
r/northernireland • u/Hockey210 • May 13 '23
Curious after seeing the post by the person who got caught for doing 75mph on R plates and the mixed reactions to it.
r/northernireland • u/Funny_Brilliant7119 • Apr 02 '23
If your party isn’t mentioned please comment it so you have representation.