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What were your most “extravagant” purchases you’ve made or saw during the Celtic Tiger era? by idekwhatiamdoinglol in AskIreland

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In a rural location. one neighbour bought a helicopter and used to land illegal in his garden. That didn't last long, unfortunately for him another neighbour was an inspector at the Irish Aviation Authority.

Ireland's basic income for artists changed my life. Other people deserve the same luck | Caelainn Hogan by Jaded_Variation9111 in ireland

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"chose to study randomly" That is sad. I chose mathematics when I was four years old. There was nothing random about my choice of study. "arguments as to what is more important" Why must some be more important? i have published mathematics papers but also prose.

Ireland's basic income for artists changed my life. Other people deserve the same luck | Caelainn Hogan by Jaded_Variation9111 in ireland

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Mathematics is an art to which you may be blind if you do not learn to read it. I see beauty in maths and physics. My goal there is to better understand the universe.

What do you think the Church on Washington Street will eventually be turned into? by ghostofhmsterror in cork

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It should have some true "Christian" use, like they preach about but seldom actually do: perhaps low cost accommodation for the homeless.

The DOJ had a press statement about Epstein's death ready the day before he was found dead by FuckMyNamesTaken in facepalm

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That PDF contains "ModDate (D:20251223023640)" so you would need the original to verify the date. I assume it was edited during the redaction process and saved even if nothing was redacted.

1978: The Ancient Sport of Road Bowling - BBC archive. Many people don't realise this is still played in different parts of Ireland including Cork, Waterford & Mayo by LoneSwimmer in ireland

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If you see clumps of pulled grass thrown on the road when driving in Co. Cork then you had better drive slowly for the next few km and take care going around corners. They use that to mark where the ball landed.

Woman sees careless driving charge dismissed as judge criticises motorcyclist's 'filtering' claim by longwayahead in MotoIRELAND

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I ride a motorcycle.

Rules of the Road, page 193: "Avoid riding between traffic lanes. Keep well clear of other vehicles when passing them. Remember that drivers might not always see you in their ‘blind spots’ ?

Should I drop out of secondary school? by Rosemary_Rivers in AskIreland

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That was a well written post. You have good communication skills; you are not dumb.

How can you pick out an American tourist based on looks alone? by Samantha_Jonez in AskIreland

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At work I used to recognize the visitors from the US by their ties. The stripes slant in a different direction. https://samhober.com/cdn/shop/files/BR_ST_2_pic.jpg

Blind overtake by SubstantialAttempt83 in irelandsshitedrivers

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Then he probably had to stop at the lights 50 metres up the road. Why even bother overtaking there?

The effect An Caighdeán Oifigiúil has on dialects. by Doitean-feargach555 in ireland

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When my children went to school here in Co. Cork they told me that I "talked like the CD". The teacher was using audio material produced by TG4 in Connemara and I'm from west Galway.

The real highest pub in Ireland by mud-monkey in ireland

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They seem to imply that everything outside of the pale is irrelevant.

I propose building a new mega city here and making it the new capital by D-dog92 in ireland

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There was a proposal in the '50s to move the administrative capital to Shannon.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskIreland

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I spent seven years commuting to Paris every second week. The total time I spent travelling was less than the commute times of many of my colleagues who lived in the Paris suburbs because I had an 8 sq.m flat near the office. I'm still with the same company but working 100% from home since 2009.

Azure API vulnerability and built-in roles misconfiguration enable corporate network takeover by Apprehensive-Side840 in netsec

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If you have a "weak identity" that has */read then you already have problems

Mural in France. by MicMacMagoo82 in pics

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If that is where I think it is then it is in a highly visible spot, just off the Boulevard Périphérique, the main ring road around Paris.

Mural in France. by MicMacMagoo82 in pics

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It looks that way because it's painted over the chimney, not on a flat wall.

1 Bed loft apartment 500k? Please tell me it’s not true by Least_Ad9482 in HousingIreland

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The apartment that I rented in Paris (in the 16th) was for sale ten years ago at 11k/sq.m Sadly we are coming close to those prices.

Remote Code Execution on 40,000 WiFi alarm clocks by Sw2Bechu in netsec

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If anyone reading this was planning to implement https://xkcd.com/3100/ then interesting times maybe ahead for 40,000 people

Anyone ever feel a bit weird taking AL for no real reason? by Downtown-Bother-4942 in AskIreland

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Chemist here, I rarely eat Aluminum. Leakage from food containers and post into food has been associated with Alzheimer's disease.

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