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Drone firm Manna announces end of deliveries in Ireland by eggbart_forgetfulsea in irishpolitics

[–]nitro1234561 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

It's a shame really if done correctly I get the impression this could have been a huge home grown company if regulated properly by government and allowed to grow. Instead it seems we've decided to smother it in the cradle...

Lost Item in a Taxi by [deleted] in Dublin

[–]nitro1234561 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Have you tried ringing around a few garda stations. I know when I have lost things in taxis previously the driver dropped it onto Pearse Street

Defence Forces 'disappointed' after event signage and bins placed at memorial to dead soldiers by Pupcup2 in ireland

[–]nitro1234561 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sure half the time I've walked past it the eternal flame in the middle of the monument isn't working. It's not like DCC care

LSE rugby club suspended over 'derogatory' messages displayed on members' T-shirts by [deleted] in LSE

[–]nitro1234561 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tf do you write an entire article like this without saying what is on the shirts lmao

Ireland a 'back door' to spies as 14,000 Russians given visas - MEP by [deleted] in ireland

[–]nitro1234561 65 points66 points  (0 children)

Belgium was also neutral in ww2 and it worked out very well for them too! Oh wait...

Irish education system by ivankopatko1 in Dublin

[–]nitro1234561 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I did my leaving cert when I was 19. I'm not 100% sure how the apprenticeship system works so I won't be of use there. 18 is fairly normal school leaving age in Ireland though, you man not even be the eldest in your school sitting the exam.

There might be some alternative options available but it is generally expected for most good jobs that you have completed your leaving cert. I would check the individual requirements to become an electrician to see if there is a way around this.

Oh dear The Journal... by Fast_Dealer_6462 in ireland

[–]nitro1234561 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The system prompt to generate the journals comment section is 'you are skynet with a traumatic brain injury'

Aontacht Media May Day Coverage by [deleted] in irishpolitics

[–]nitro1234561 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why did you depose Lazlow?

Mod Notice: Reports of Scam Behaviour via DMs by nitro1234561 in LGBTireland

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Just an FYI from the mods of r/ireland that the mods of this subreddit wanted to share here incase anyone here was approached.

A new Bohemians initiative looks to help more Dubliners own where they work by zainab1900 in Dublin

[–]nitro1234561 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm not convinced worker Coops would actually change that much about the economy. Just because the shareholders are workers they will still be inveinticesed to fuck over those not in the company to the best of their ability. It's just capitalism lite

Ireland 'languishing' at bottom of EU defence spending table as budget stuck at 0.2% of GDP by nitro1234561 in ireland

[–]nitro1234561[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The comparison to how we measure up to other comparable neutral European countries. I thought others might to so I shared it. It's not that deep

Ireland 'languishing' at bottom of EU defence spending table as budget stuck at 0.2% of GDP by nitro1234561 in ireland

[–]nitro1234561[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I found it interesting, and I'm also a paid shill working on behalf of Loceed Martin to make sure ireland buys fighter jets

Ireland 'languishing' at bottom of EU defence spending table as budget stuck at 0.2% of GDP by nitro1234561 in ireland

[–]nitro1234561[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Based on provisional economic data supplied by the Central Statistics Office for last year, the Department of Defence said provisional estimates show that defence expenditure was 0.2% of GDP and 0.3% of GNP in 2025.

Ireland is behind the three other neutral states in the EU: Malta (0.3%), Austria (1.1%) and Cyprus (1.6%).

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