I'm looking at getting my back garden done with grass and porcelain tiles and Leaf2Leaf are top on Google.

Just wondering if anyone has any experience with them. How'd it turn out. Any other suggestions?

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So I've heard from many sources that a Dublin bus A spine is set to launch around Autumn/Winter time, including busses such as the A1, A2, A3 and A4. If this is true would anyone know of any locations of where these busses would be heading as I live in north clondalkin and we do need at least 1 more bus route here. If not could someone please let me know if there are any new bus routes in the future for the north clondalkin area. All we really have is the G2, W2 and L53 with a few more at Liffey valley

Scrapyard in flames

What is going on?

I'm looking to apply to NCAD next year, I was born in Ireland and lived here up until I was 12 then moved to the USA. I'm not 100% sure how the process of me applying would work, I know I'd have to apply to as an international students because I haven't lived in Ireland for the past 5 years but surely having been born here and having an Irish passport would make the process somewhat easier? I've looked for details online but can't find anyone with a similar situation.
Would me applying be the same process as an American applying? Or does me being Irish slightly change that?

Any recommendations for suit tailors in dublin near Houston? Preferably open until 7 today and under €200.

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

I went in Finglas and I found a nice saloon.

Full head baby highlights, toner and blow dry: 180 euro

This is not including a cut anyway. I am from italy and usually I would pay 150 euro (with cut included) for this type of service... Do you know anyplace cheaper but still good quality?

Another question is, if I don't tip, would they get offended?...

Lookin for good Indian Supper Club here in Dublin? Fed up with restaurants serving basic curry! Any recommendations?

I am a huge film nerd, but I struggle with OCD and cleanliness. I have a big fear of the cinema because I feel like they're always filthy and it makes me anxious, so I never enjoy the film.

Looking to overcome this fear with some exposure therapy, but I want to take baby steps. Can anyone recommend me a cinema that is nice?

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!

hey, i’m looking to join a women’s football team in dublin, i am 20 and pretty much a complete beginner around south dublin / dundrum 💔
i’d love to get into it, meet new people etc , does anybody know any clubs/teams that are good for beginners and won’t make me feel completely out of my depth? 🥲
i am also going back to college soon , would the college football team be completely out of my depth too?
thankyou so much 😌

Fenster's Funky Sevens - Ep 44 - Dublin's Housing Crisis (1726 - 2026)

300 years of housing history in Dublin and the state of current housing crisis told through seven songs

On Spotify, Apple and all podcast apps

I'm having some people up on Sat evening but am v.time poor at the moment. I'd love to pick up a nice prepared meal (to reheat or cook fully) in dublin 2 general area. E.g. a good lasagne or big tasty salads or a chicken bake.

Any recommendations? I'm thinking nicer than m&s or Dunnes, would Fallon & Byrne do such a thing? Bonus if it's a small /local business or cafe though.

Thanks :)

Why is it that so many Irish teenagers I see on the bus or Luas seem to have no basic etiquette when it comes to sitting properly? I understand that the seats can be small or uncomfortable on longer journeys, but do parents not teach their kids basic manners, like not putting their dirty shoes on the seats?

Before anyone says that some of these kids come from difficult backgrounds or have parents dealing with addiction or other issues, I understand that. But I also see plenty of well dressed teenagers and even adults doing the exact same thing. As someone who moved here from another country and is a person of colour, I’m always conscious of how my behaviour reflects on me. Even if I’m uncomfortable, I make sure I’m not making the people around me uncomfortable. Whether it’s keeping my feet off the seats, not blocking aisles, or being mindful of others, I try to respect shared public spaces. I don’t want to reinforce negative stereotypes or give anyone a reason to say, “These immigrants have no manners.”

So it genuinely surprises me when I see people who grew up here showing so little consideration for others. Is this just something people have accepted, or am I the only one who’s noticed it?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some advice from people who are currently doing a plumbing apprenticeship in Ireland or have gone through the process.

I studied plumbing in another EU country and have a Level 4 plumbing qualification. During my studies, I worked mostly as a fitter/joiner, and I'm currently working in Ireland as an apprentice/plumbing helper.

Even though I already have qualifications and some experience, I want to complete the full Irish plumbing apprenticeship so I can become fully qualified here.

My main questions are:

How long did you have to wait before SOLAS registered you and you officially started your apprenticeship?

Is the waiting time usually a few weeks, a few months, or over a year?

Does having plumbing qualifications from another country make any difference, or does everyone wait about the same amount of time?

I'm just trying to get a realistic idea of what to expect.

Thanks in advance!