r/VeganIreland

Hi! My partner and I are visiting Ireland in September for 8 days. We’re staying near Galway and will have a car to drive around anywhere. We’re mostly traveling along the west coast. We would love to visit some animal sanctuaries. My partner works at an animal shelter and would like to visit one here to see how it compares and say hello to some animals. Where are your favorite natural wonders in Ireland? We’re also looking for great restaurants along the west coast or Dublin. Thanks!

Has anyone for some good sandwich ideas? My go to is quorn slices, lettuce tomato but surely I can do better! I’ve tried peanut butter and jam lately which isn’t bad but I want some healthier. I’m not a hummus fan for some reason so that seems to rule out a lot of vegan sandwich ideas I find when searching 😭

hey I'm 21 female and I've been vegetarian since I was 14 due to the love for animals but switched to vegan a few months ago after seeing how bad the industry is.

Anyways so basically all my friends and family are meat eaters and it's really hard when they don't show remorse. my good friend jokes about being anti vegan and the meat he ate that day and it kinda stings. like how do people not care?? and how do I "get over it" so I don't end up alone lol.

it's also hard cause it was lovely with my big sister being vegetarian but she just went back to eating meat like she never cared about animals to begin with and when I bring it up she straight up ignores me. it's so hard being mocked and treated differently just because I choose not to eat animals.

Hey Vegs - I’ve recently come back to Australia after travelling Ireland - does anyone know what white hot chocolate powder It’s a Trap in Dublin uses? I’m having withdrawals and would love to buy some online! Thank you in advance!

Please leave suggestions below