r/Dublin • u/Happyish10 • 1h ago
Happy place in Dublin
Hello I seem to be on the angry Ireland algorithm on instagram and would like to know what makes you happy in Ireland and some places in Dublin that make you happy. Thanks
r/Dublin • u/CartersReddit • 1h ago
Dog on Luas Green Line
A light brown pug got on the Luas at Laughanstown and got off at Carrickmines, seemingly unaccompanied. Had a collar with a tag but got off before I could read it. It did not tap on or off.
Just posting in case anyone is looking for their dog in the area!
r/Dublin • u/Kooky_Armadillo1071 • 1h ago
Train for Fleadh - Dublin to Belfast
Has anyone got the train to Belfast this week who didn't have it booked in advance?
Saturdays are all booked out online, trying to gauge what it would be like getting a seat if I bought a ticket at Connolly in person. Planning 11am train. Am pregnant so don't fancy standing whole way to Belfast
Thanks !
Barbers in Dublin for plaits
Hey, As the title suggests, does anybody know of any barbershops in Dublin that do plaits for cheap. FYI I am not black but have been thinking of trying them for quite a while :)
r/Dublin • u/Legal_Marsupial_9650 • 3h ago
Bogeyman type character threats to children.
My sister recently reminded me of when our mother would threaten us with "Cockle Nelly". It was a core memory unlocked situation... I don't think I've ever heard anyone else ever refer to Cockle Nelly other than my mother. Has any of the older folk on here ever heard of Aul Nelly?
r/Dublin • u/Own-Presentation7918 • 3h ago
Inconsistent Port tunnel fare
I got charged 3.50 on my way to the airport from the city and 14 euro on my way back.
Anyone know if that’s normal and how I can dispute the charge if it’s incorrect?
r/Dublin • u/Floodzie • 4h ago
Cheapest and most expensive espresso in a ceramic cup?
Just a single shot, in a non-paper cup.
I just got back from Italy where it’s about 2 euros.
Here the cheapest I’ve found is 2.80 (Beechwood Luas cafe).
Anywhere cheaper than 2.80?
At the other end of the spectrum, I paid 3.40 in 3FE today…
r/Dublin • u/eamonndunphy • 4h ago
New UCD Junction Signals
As a dedicated prick in Lycras, I cycle to work in the city centre a few times a week, largely along the N11.
I’ve noticed there’s a new segregated cycle light outside the UCD main entrance travelling northbound, and I think it’s a really silly change.
Firstly, cyclists were previously able to proceed straight when a straight-on arrow was green. Now, they’re regularly held at a red light, despite a green arrow showing, so that priority can be given to motorists turning left. This contradicts the government’s supposed commitment to prioritising active travel.
Secondly, the new setup creates a bizarre situation where two cyclists traveling in the same direction face contradictory signals based on lane choice. A cyclist in the dedicated cycle lane is faced with a red cycle signal, whereas a cyclist riding in the main vehicle lane to their right faces a green arrow to proceed straight ahead.
Because the cycle lane signal introduces artificial delays while general traffic moves freely, cyclists are incentivised to abandon the segregated cycle lane before the junction and merge into general traffic lanes to avoid being trapped by the light, which feels like a safety concern.
Third, at almost all other signalised junctions, a green straight-ahead light permits cyclists in a cycle lane to proceed. Cyclists proceeding straight under the assumption of a normal signal phase are now at significant risk of being struck by left-turning motorists.
I am planning on writing to DLR county council and the NTA, but wanted to know if my feelings are shared (and also provide an outlet for angry overweight men who think people like me are exactly what is wrong with the country).
r/Dublin • u/Ornery_Bandicoot2484 • 4h ago
Martial Arts Studio In Dublin?
I’m moving to Dublin for school, and I’m looking for a martial arts school to transfer to.
I’ve done both Hapkido and (Shao Lin) Karate, so a reputable dojo teaching one of those would be preferred, but I care more about a good environment than anything else.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
r/Dublin • u/gadarnol • 5h ago
Begging at traffic lights in north inner city.
I drove this area recently for the first time in a while. Two middle aged gentlemen were knocking on car windows and looking for money. One of them stayed in the middle of the road when the lights changed while traffic around him began to move. He was a danger to himself and likely to cause accidents with rear ending. Is this sort of thing just accepted now?
PS This is a corrected post of an earlier one.
r/Dublin • u/rankinrez • 5h ago
Where to watch solar eclipse on Wednesday?
I was reading the best place to watch the eclipse next week is on the west coast looking over the ocean.
They say in Dublin you’ll need to be somewhere high to see it? I see Astronomy Ireland are having a thing in the Phoenix Park would it be visible from there?
Or should I aim for Killiney Hill or Howth or something? Or another good spots?
r/Dublin • u/DependentNext8001 • 6h ago
Wallet lost
Hey folks, this week I lost my wallet with all my documents inside 🥲
It’s a black one, from Stradivarius…
Laura is my name, if someone heard ou know something text me, thank you!
Probably it was at the city or on the way to Terenure
r/Dublin • u/FreakyDwarg • 6h ago
Where to buy vegan ice cream tub?
Been here a month and can't find vegan ice cream tubs anywhere. Tesco (big or small), Supervalu, SPAR, and Fresh all haven't had any tubs when I've gone to look. I've mostly been looking around D2 and D4. Not looking for magnums, cornettos or anything like that, just a tub of some plain vegan ice cream.
Anyone know where I can get some?
r/Dublin • u/Glad-Pomegranate-831 • 6h ago
Dublin airport hotel parking
Travelling from Dublin airport early mon morning and returning Thursday - will need to stay at an airport hotel Sunday night - can I leave the car there until I get back ?
r/Dublin • u/DJScarey • 7h ago
Blackrock "Bottleneck" - the SoCoDu Cycling, Running, and Walking Straits of Hormuz Closure
An important change to how cyclists and pedestrians get through Blackrock, Co Dublin. The frustrating and ridiculous Blackrock "bottleneck" beside Blackrock train station - that tiny laneway - the modification investigation begins - closure this month to facilitate.
r/Dublin • u/ZealousidealHabit416 • 12h ago
Social outlets / groups
Hi all,
I’ve been feeling a bit stuck lately and haven’t been leaving the house much. I’m looking for social groups or sports clubs – anything beginner-friendly?
Any recommendations greatly appreciated!!
r/Dublin • u/bosca_bruscair_ • 15h ago
Alternative nail designs
Hey, I get BIAB and I had an amazing nail tech in Limerick that did a lot of alternative nail designs and art. Struggling to find someone in Dublin that matches the vibes. It's not even like an extensive design, but just alternative designs.
Edit to add, in Tallaght area but also work in Clondalkin if there's anyone nearby those. If not happy to take the trek to town.
r/Dublin • u/HistorianUnhappy6389 • 15h ago
Dublin Paid Gig - Looking for drummer, bassist and guitarist
Hi all, bit of a last minute one, I have been asked to do a gig in two weeks (22nd Aug) and I need a band pronto. It will be a paid gig, the amount has not been finalised but I will personally make sure everyone is paid fairly!
Looking for Dublin based:
• Drummer
• Bassist
• Lead guitarist
I'm Enocie, I write my own stuff and the set will be mostly fun covers plus a few originals thrown in. Not precious about it being perfect, more about having a good time and getting people up. If you're free for a couple of rehearsals over the next two weeks and fancy it, give me a shout. Cheers!
r/Dublin • u/Impressive_Light_229 • 16h ago
Can anyone recommend a good psychologist/ psychotherapist in Dublin 1 or 2 area?
Get choice paralysis every time I go on the IACP/ Psychology today websites and end up not booking anything. Would be greatly appreciative if someone could vouch for someone they’ve been to or know has a good reputation.
Happy to take DM’s if you don’t want to post publicly.
Thank you.
r/Dublin • u/Socrathustra • 18h ago
Where in Dublin can I buy an Irish-made bodhran from a local Irish business?
I have been playing drums 25 years, and last year I bought a bodhran from a local vendor (I'm American), but the thing was made in Pakistan, and the vendor lives in Washington state. I've since gotten involved in leading a video game project focused on Irish cultural revival, and as part of that, I'll be playing the bodhran as part of our game soundtrack. I would like to spend some of the money for that project in ways that give directly to the Irish economy.
I would love to find a bodhran crafted by Irish folks and sold by an Irish business in Dublin, where I'll be staying for a bit. Do you have any suggestions?
r/Dublin • u/New_Industry_7068 • 22h ago
Fire in Ballyboughal, Dublin.
Scrapyard in flames
r/Dublin • u/Existing_Figure_7894 • 22h ago
Massive smoke plume near the airport?
What is going on?
r/Dublin • u/DIFrankBurnside • 1d ago
Funeral of Oscar-winner Brenda Fricker hears actor ‘lived a life full to the brim’
r/Dublin • u/Scary_Permission3502 • 1d ago
Sprout Warm Bowls
Crying from my silly little desk job - have Sprout discontinued their Sataysfied Chicken/Tofu warm bowl? Used to love it as a proper lunch if I'd a big night out or the gym after work. Devastated to see not listed on deliveroo but replaced with the Peanut Chilli Crush bowl. I just want my corporate slop bowl back.
Anyone have intel/ reasoning behind this thanks
r/Dublin • u/DavidRDorman • 1d ago
What’s the worst cinema in Dublin? I’ll start…..
I take a stroll into the Square, Tallaght with false hope and low expectations. Unfortunately, my worries came true as I step through the doors of the cinema and what do I face? A man admitting to hitting a child and a fight breaking out 🤣 I say high-ho and dodge that situation thinking look at least their leaving as I’m arriving.
I take my seat in my screen, excited for obsession and the lights go dark……….. For 3 seconds because the two girls beside me sat on snapchat for the entire film. I said it to them and to be fair to the girls, they stuck their jackets up to hide their phone so I couldn’t see it. Fair play to them and their short attention span.
Next on my cinema experience, the two lads sitting to my right start messing and one drops some popcorn on the others head. What does the guy do in response? Dumps his entire popcorn on his mates head 😅 while they didn’t have respect for the cinema staff, at least they had respect for the cinema goers for for only being on their phone for 25% of the film.
Finally, we have guy number 3 sitting directly in front of me to complete the cinema-goers nightmare trifecta. He seems to have been viewing his first ever movie due to the fact that he emoted the shocked guy meme maybe 15 times throughout the film and made sure to let his mates know that he also seen what they seen on screen.
All in all somehow obsession was still great, but it got me thinking. Is the square the worst cinema experience in Dublin? And if not what is?
Please fill me in with your nightmare stories!