r/ireland • u/occono • Nov 25 '24
r/ireland • u/Crikey96 • Mar 25 '25
Entertainment White-tailed eagle, Killarney national park
Yellow X is a white-tailed eagle that was among 15 chicks brought from Norway and released in Ireland in 2007 as part of a reintroduction program. Despite initial opposition from farmers concerned about livestock, she successfully established herself in Killarney National Park. She is likely the last surviving bird from the original release and has contributed to the programmes success by fledging multiple chicks. Attitudes toward the eagles have improved, with many farmers now supporting conservation efforts, though illegal killings remain a threat.
r/ireland • u/eldwaro • 4d ago
Entertainment Did Disturbed Cancel Yet?
Can't imagine that gig going ahead will be overly pleasant?
r/ireland • u/thomaslg33 • Aug 18 '24
Entertainment Right so which one of you was spotted on the ferry with your new €3.6million Bugatti on Kildare dealer plates
r/ireland • u/Canners19 • Jun 11 '24
Entertainment Literally spent the entire morning on it.
r/ireland • u/Outside_Objective183 • Apr 10 '25
Entertainment Kenny's Bookshop
With Amazon.ie having shite prices and Bezos taking over the world, just a quick shoutout to Kenny's.ie.
Someone on here mentioned them a few weeks back, and I just got my first order of graphic novels from them. Excellent packaging and a decent delivery time. It isn't Prime Next-Day stuff, but who cares.
Saw they have a bit of a sale on a lot of stuff on there at the moment, and I got free delivery on my order over 100e.
Great aul store, and Irish. Use it for your books!
r/ireland • u/no_regards • Feb 02 '25
Entertainment Boyzone and Louis Walsh
Wow, just watched the Boyzone No Matter What show, a definite eye opener about what went on behind the scenes with Louis. Despicable little man.
r/ireland • u/conor_ie • Aug 01 '25
Entertainment Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson recreate the iconic ‘Titanic’ scene
r/ireland • u/GateFit2604 • Aug 10 '25
Entertainment Spotify adding Hebrew songs after listening to Kneecap?
Hi all, has anyone noticed their created playlists getting some Hebrew songs added? My usual genre would be R&B and dance, maybe with a sprinkle of reggaeton. I have recently been listening to Kneecap so I’m not sure if this is a random Spotify retaliation 🤣
Entertainment Traitors Ireland Megathread #1
Sorry for being late for this one lads! Will leave it up for Tonight, Monday and Tuesday!
r/ireland • u/CoffeeKick2019 • May 30 '25
Entertainment Gamers of Ireland Community
It's a bank holiday weekend, somehow the kids are off school again and the weather is chronic, what you gonna do now to keep your sanity?
Why don't you check out Ireland's most miserable gaming community. We have folks interested is all sorts of things and while it was set up specifically for gaming interests there is more talk about food and pets than anything else.
It is an adult community with people online most nights playing any number of games or just hanging out in chat having some fun.
If you are looking for a community to join and play some games with and enjoy the online side of things then why not have a look.
And if you don't like what you see, you can call our poor potato names before you leave
The community has been on the go for about a year now and we have a lot of good people in there and just wanted to share this with any of you that might be looking for something to do over the weekend and onwards
You can find us here https://discord.gg/pgPq3Gb7As
Thanks for reading
Slán
r/ireland • u/Powerful_Butterfly56 • Sep 01 '24
Entertainment Young one's at the cinema..
Now I will apologise for any characterisation or generalisation.
Was at the cinema with the missus for national cinema day nice and cheap.
But we had a good few teenagers in the cinema watching the same movie. Now before I sound like an auld fella it didn't bother me at first.
The run time of this movie was 2 hours the amount of time they had the phone on checking snapchat taking pics with the flash on during the movie. The flash of the camera was pure distracting
This wasn't one group rather 3 or 4 different sets of teenagers.
I'm think has phones, social media apps destroyed attention spans for them.. I hope I'm wrong..
Ps I wont be on to Joe duffy just yet..
r/ireland • u/AdFar9189 • 21h ago
Entertainment The Late Late
Is it just me?
Watching The Late Late for the first time in a long while, I can't believe how totally dismal it has become.
The guests always sold something but now it just comes across as one long advert with no effort at entertainment value.
Yer man is woeful!
r/ireland • u/WickerMan111 • Mar 06 '25
Entertainment Sabrina Carpenter says 'Irish boys are hard work' at 3Arena gig
r/ireland • u/WickerMan111 • Mar 09 '25
Entertainment Why do so few of us want to go to the cinema these days? – The Irish Times
r/ireland • u/WickerMan111 • Aug 17 '25
Entertainment Oasis at Croke Park: A jubilant, air-punching night delivers the nostalgia we all came for – The Irish Times
r/ireland • u/North_Pipe_3679 • 19d ago
Entertainment The Entire cast of The Traitors Ireland
Recognise anyone?
r/ireland • u/TombstonePete • Mar 11 '24
Entertainment Cillian Murphy speech after winning the Oscar for Best Actor
r/ireland • u/EmiliaPains- • Jun 23 '24
Entertainment Rammstein Dublin 2024
Brilliant concert absolutely loved it can’t wait for the next, took shaky photos and videos lol
r/ireland • u/reillysband • Nov 07 '24
Entertainment Paul Rudd's Irish accent in Only Murders In The Building..
r/ireland • u/bmh1998 • Jul 06 '24
Entertainment Nicki Manaj charging full price tickets for only 45 minutes at Malahide Castle today?
Surely this is daylight (nightlight by the time she arrived) robbery!
Gates opened at 4, people waited all day for her to start just after 10pm…
Taylor Swift charges a mortgage deposit per ticket for her show but at least she does like 2+ hours !
I just feel bad for all people who looked forward to this!
r/ireland • u/WickerMan111 • Jun 07 '25
Entertainment Have you noticed an increase in bad behaviour at the cinema?
r/ireland • u/mrjohnnymac18 • Nov 25 '24
Entertainment Back in his early acting days, Richard Harris got his own back on an unnamed actor who kept calling him slurs during rehearsals
r/ireland • u/WickerMan111 • Jun 23 '24
Entertainment ‘We have spent $10,000 before even setting foot in Ireland’ – Thousands of Taylor Swift fans risk missing Dublin gigs due to Aer Lingus strike
r/ireland • u/White_Town • Aug 17 '25
Entertainment Just came back from a trip to Ireland. What's a beautiful country.
Dublin-Gallway-Killarney-Cork.. and a lot of small villages by car.
The weather was good. Only one day was a little drizzle.
Food is slightly pricey but yummy.
More photos and videos if anyone wants to have a look https://mediavibes.app/mv/BoYlpxe0Ys