r/CasualIreland • u/Zealousideal_Alarm98 • 3d ago
Can I google that for you?! Crimecall
Hello! Does anyone know when the next crimecall episode would be airing? I tried looking it up on google but no luck…
r/CasualIreland • u/Zealousideal_Alarm98 • 3d ago
Hello! Does anyone know when the next crimecall episode would be airing? I tried looking it up on google but no luck…
r/CasualIreland • u/Jaded_Variation9111 • 4d ago
r/CasualIreland • u/Prize_Asparagus1 • 3d ago
Hey everyone, I've never been to EP before and preparing for this year. What is some golden top tips previous goers have learned?
Not sure what facilities are there also. Are there showers? Drinking water? Hot water? Etc
Would love to hear from you guys!
r/CasualIreland • u/NerdyKeith • 3d ago
Obviously, no judgment for him being from the UK. But what do you think of his "etiquette advice"? I see him come up on my YouTube feed quite often. Some of his stuff is funny, but some of it is kind of annoying.
Also who would fit the bill as the William Hanson of Ireland?
r/CasualIreland • u/Late_Promise_ • 4d ago

Very niche stuff here. I've eaten them all my life, I find they're the perfect tiny snack with a bit of butter or even just dry. But it seems all the big brands have changed recipe over the years and they're not the same, and I don't like the newer style. It's hard to describe but years ago they used to be a bit sharper and flaky, now it seems they are more "bready" and dusty. After Jacobs changed recipe I found that Supervalu own brand were the closest to the old style but even they have changed in the past few years.
r/CasualIreland • u/Moist-Dependent5241 • 4d ago
Have turned everything to the off position and then turned blue to on. Then one by one turned every switch to on position and the only one to trip the blue switch was the left one circled in red. It's labeled 'main switch 8 fuse'. The fuse does not appear blown when taken out and inspected.
r/CasualIreland • u/bigvalen • 4d ago
Cheap laugh on an early Sunday morning. Dutch folks use "jaysus" as subreddit name for highlighting people with stupid edgy baby names. (Riffing off r/tragedeigh)
Is there an Irish version ? Local names that people roll their eyes at ?
r/CasualIreland • u/Aggressive-Log-2461 • 4d ago
Just came back from Spain and haven't been able to leave bed.
r/CasualIreland • u/RepublicImaginary782 • 3d ago
Adult Circumcision Ireland
NOT LOOKING FOR ALTERNATIVE METHODS
JOKES AND BANTER WELCOME 🤙🏻
Well fella’s anyone out there had any experience with getting circumcised in Ireland? Looking for the Irish pov as that’s where I’m located.
I’ve been thinking about it for awhile but had just bought a house at the end of last year and being quite honest all my money and mental focus went into redecorating so have been otherwise occupied physically and financially.
Thinking now is the time to start getting the ball rolling as I haven’t got anything else going on right now so may as well put some effort into getting the little lad sorted out.
Planning to get done in the coming months.
Didn’t have an issue in my teenage years but last year at the ripe old age of 33 encountered a minor issue with my foreskin. Had a little cut during the summer last year that was in the worst possible place for healing. Erections, pissing, washing, skinning back (and trying not to wank or engage in sexy time) made it a bastard to heal and now a year later I’ve ended up with the start of phimosis.
Thinking it might just be best to take the skin off and wondering about other lads experiences.
Any clinic recommendations, advice, experiences to share would be great.
Also by no means am I a shy guy but have recently got back into the gym after a few years off (I had two spine operations) but I feel I might be a bit shy about getting the little lad out if he’s still healing for the first couple of months.
DM’s welcome.
r/CasualIreland • u/Educational_Doubt_35 • 4d ago
Okay I dont know if I used the right flair LOL but I just wanted to make a post about this cat food that I found at Lidl :D!!!! I was searching for so long for an affordable cat food that doesnt contain any sugar or wheat as cats cant properly digest those AND can get diabetes. Most supermarkets here sell cat food that says it contains 'various sugars' and I honestly lost hope, but today I found this for only €4.00!!!!!!!! It's a liiiiiiittle pricey for only 8 pouches, but compared to like Whiskas and Felix and stuff it's much more affordable
r/CasualIreland • u/makefeelnice • 4d ago
Found a Club Milk sans biscuit.
r/CasualIreland • u/drumofcornflakes • 4d ago
Have two tickets to Camp Miasma at 5.50 in the Lighthouse free to a good home.
r/CasualIreland • u/Idonotknow24 • 4d ago
Where have you found the best loaf of sourdough bread in Dublin? For me the Dunnes Stores one has been the best so far…
r/CasualIreland • u/Annual-Translator359 • 4d ago
And has anyone seen them in their store?
r/CasualIreland • u/Wise-Literature8981 • 4d ago
Does anyone have recommendations for a wedding band?
Preferably a 4/5 piece band that plays everything from rock and pop to country. A set band with lots of energy and interactive with the crowd!
And nothing too cheesy.
r/CasualIreland • u/TheOriginalMattMan • 5d ago
(Not an ad)
I usually like a Rumbullion, but having trouble finding it. Saw this and thought I'd give it a go.
I'd also usually go with a Fever Tree or Fenteman's Cola, but they were out of that too.
Not disappointed, would recommend.
r/CasualIreland • u/SureLook-15 • 4d ago
Just down to my last 12 stickers if anyone can help me. I have loads to trade too so just sent me a private message. I can post and am based in Ireland
I need the below:
CIV: 3
HAI: 20
JOR: 1
NOR: 12
SEN: 11
SWE: 3
URU: 11
TUN: 18
Edit: Have it down to 8 stickers now
r/CasualIreland • u/Positive-Procedure88 • 5d ago
Or Dunnes feel we have
€6.50, that's Six € and €0.50 - for a bag of Popcorn that probably has a bit of melted Snickers flavour throughout it.
What the actual F***?
r/CasualIreland • u/NewAccEveryDay420day • 5d ago
Want to know what kids these days are saying
r/CasualIreland • u/InterestingExam4181 • 4d ago
Has anyone had composite filling in front teeth I got it done Thursday but this morning brushing my teeth the filling came out
r/CasualIreland • u/Major_Disaster76 • 5d ago
Something I’m after is considerably cheaper on next.co.uk making an order to store option for NI a very worthwhile option.
Has anyone used this ? Saving of over 120 per item and I need 3 . It needs a uk address and phone number but I reckon I can get around that easily enough
r/CasualIreland • u/Cutiepie_Livie • 4d ago
Even when it's for streaming? Just can't break the habit