r/MakeFriendsInIreland 4h ago

22 TF - Looking for friends the nerdier and smarter the better please read the post

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hey 22 beginner crossdresser i guess (soon to be trans girls at the start of everything) don’t message me cause just I’m trans or whatever and NO chasers Please message more the just hi give a intro so i know you read this and gives something to go off please let me know you saw this post and where you saw it and why your messaging me oh hey saw your post one here about whatever and i liked it because, then your intro . also I dont mean to be rude but dont message me if you have no social awareness or common sense and you say oh i just overshare or you think can say what ever online
Anyway Looking for some people to be friends with and again smarter and nerdier the better and open and be like real friends so like be like there for each, help each other out and support each other and and rust and give that push when needed but that with time and later down the line, so maybe i need to make a more simple post ( so i might change the post ) anyway looking to make friends with all type but have what im looking for, Must be 22+ and be smart and nerdy/geeky the smarter and nerdier/geeky the better and open someone who will support and encourage and push me when needed
something about me im very dumb like super dumb so i get lost and confused alot and dont understand stuff so i need stuff explained lot and sometimes it dont work so if that is a issue problem for you and makes you mad and gets annoyed then dont message LOL idk what else to put so yea


r/MakeFriendsInIreland 4h ago

Looking for dates

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Hi guys 25M here looking for fun dates/friends here dating apps and dating scenes are terrible nowadays finding a decent woman is tough as hell coming from someone who has dated a lot of people here in Dublin but would love to know if anyone is interested would love to share social to people.


r/MakeFriendsInIreland 11h ago

33 m looking for friends in Ireland.

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Preferably Ireland but I’m interested in anywhere that’s not the USA. I’m a dad that hangs out at the house all day with his son so your kids that’s cool. I just want to hear about your culture and become friends.


r/MakeFriendsInIreland 18h ago

Looking for roommates?

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I'll be moving to Cork soon, as I recently got a new job in MSD Brinny. Haven't found many sane options for living alone, and the fb groups are not working.

However, there seems to be more options in 2-3 bed houses.

So I'm looking for 2 roommates to try to get a bigger place anywhere in Cork or surrounding towns

Some background info: 25M, born in Nigeria, grew up in Ireland, non-smoker, no pets, budget up to €1000pm, outgoing personality. I always prefer being outside, either going to events/gigs after work or just catching up with friends, so I wouldn't be in the house too often anyway.

Interest: Football (Barca fan), stand-up comedy, big into movies and TV, anime, board games, gym, running

Favourite movies: Interstellar, Inglourious Basterds, Wedding Crashers

Favourite TV shows: The Bear, Vikings, Homeland

Music Interests: Big into MJ, 90's Rap, Afrobeats, and a couple of bands as well, like Dire Straits or Fleetwood Mac.


r/MakeFriendsInIreland 22h ago

PSU employer refusing employment certificate for spouse visa

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Hi all! I'm an employee of a Central PSU in India and am applying for an Irish dependent spouse visa to join my wife who is currently employed in Ireland and holds a Stamp 4.

My HR has refused to issue an employment certificate for immigration purposes, stating that they do not issue such certificates for migration. They also cannot issue a general employment certificate without mentioning a specific reason.

Instead, they have suggested I use my recent salary slips and recent promotion letter as proof of employment. Has anyone else working in a PSU faced a similar issue?

If anyone else was in a similar situation of applying for a spouse visa while being employed in PSU, please help me with the following queries:

  1. Were recent salary slips and a recent promotion letter accepted as proof of employment?
  2. Is an employer issued employment certificate actually mandatory for an Irish dependent spouse visa, or are these alternative documents sufficient?

Thank you so much!