What r/AskIreland is talking about this week

I (f30) was out last night in a local pub and as I was standing at the bar felt a man press against me weirdly, I thought nothing of it as people were passing by but then he started rubbing my...

Hello everyone, Yesterday we went down to tesco for our weekly grocery, first time for a family of 4 we paid €238. Until recently it was well within 150 and earlier back in 2022-23 within 100 a...

Lately I’ve seen a growing trend of customers behind me in the queue deciding how much space I need at the checkout. I’m unloading a big trolley full of groceries and Bridget behind me has done...

First one that comes to mind is that time Krispy Kreme opened in Blanch and there were traffic jams at the drive through at 3 in the morning. We seem to lose the head a bit when it comes to...

Between the Government sending emergency preparedness booklets to households and the EU advising people to stock up on 72 hours’ worth of essentials, there’s certainly been a lot of messaging...

Hi all. I work in a restaurant and I had a very odd encounter a couple of hours ago. It's a first for me. Basically I had a group of five tourists sitting together, while I was up and down doing...

I see these more and more, with Irish numberplates mind you. I'm not from Ireland originally but I was very surprised seeing that a few years back with more and more every year.

I find some of them absolutely rude and very belittling. They talk to the public like they're kids. Even if you ask a question or request something, they lash out at you without explaining. I am...

Throwaway. Husband and I together 10+ years. Early days were great for intimacy.. as most relationships normally are. We went through a very rough patch about 7 years ago and I ended up going on...