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Trump invites himself to Ireland , which last time cost over €10m for his security and didn’t even notify the Irish government
u/DeputyDawe — 4 days ago
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▲ 214 r/AskIreland
Can’t imagine why McDonalds would think anyone in Ireland would want to remember Thierry Henry in a commemorative cup?
After the hand of Frog debacle why would anyone want to remember this cheat?
u/DeputyDawe — 7 days ago
▲ 261 r/AskIreland
Any thoughts on the new passport design?
What does anyone think of the new design of the Irish passport?- I also understand an Irish Wolfhound will feature prominently, does anyone thing this is a good representation of Ireland?
u/DeputyDawe — 9 days ago
The Field
Watching The Field last night, I can’t help feeling the Yank was hard done by 😊
u/DeputyDawe — 1 month ago
▲ 31 r/cork
Honorary Mosquito?
Should Cork honour the mosquito who bit Oliver Cromwell and is believed to have eventually led to his death by malaria, by erecting a statue of the mosquito in Pana or one of the side streets in the city centre as a Cork City Councillor has suggested?
u/DeputyDawe — 2 months ago
▲ 97 r/laundry
I saw a YouTube video recently which said people in the US don’t dry their clothes outside and in some places it’s even banned by homeowners associations. Is this true?, because in Europe drying clothes outside is the norm not the exception
u/DeputyDawe — 2 months ago
▲ 88 r/movies
This turned out to be a pleasant surprise, an action movie starring Jason Statham and Jeremy Irons. Ridiculously over the top at times it was really fast moving and kept the pace going throughout the movie. Dealing with a subject all too real of fraudster corporations ripping off elderly people from their life savings. I enjoyed it immensely just wondering what anyone else thought?
u/DeputyDawe — 2 months ago