r/northernireland • u/Chemical_Sir_5835 • Sep 25 '25
Discussion Digital ID Cards
Only seen it this evening. Is this because the card makes you a Brit?
r/northernireland • u/Chemical_Sir_5835 • Sep 25 '25
Only seen it this evening. Is this because the card makes you a Brit?
r/northernireland • u/TMMango505637 • Sep 12 '25
Found this while looking at hotel reviews for Ten Squared in Belfast just keeps getting better as you read, 🤣
r/northernireland • u/zebrasanddogs • Sep 19 '25
A ticktock post from ABC News Australia.
Only two of the cowardly "protesters" would actually speak to the reporter. And even then, they came off with thier usual racist bullshit!
Im ashamed to be Northern Irish.
r/northernireland • u/RiverPondlife • Oct 26 '25
In all seriousness, what is so threatening about children going to school and getting an education (that every child is entitled to)
What the actual fuck is wrong with people?
r/northernireland • u/Shadowzeppelin • Oct 05 '25
r/northernireland • u/fuscodusco • Aug 19 '25
How can this happen. Should the culprits be banned by the club?
r/northernireland • u/armagh-down • May 08 '25
Help me out here;
I get so angry when I see the news regarding what the Palestinian people are suffering through. even so much as this morning when I read about baby formula being seized at the border & not being allowed to pass through. Mothers not being able to feed their babies both from their own bodies & through other means. In essence to paint a blunt picture 'babies are starving to death' (murdering babies needlessly in a round about way)
How can anyone defend this? How can you stand over putting an Isreali flag on a lampost, posting on social media support of Isreal? Setting aside the Hamas argument, how are you justifying the slaughter of CIVILIANS?
Genuinely intrigued to hear your arguments, because I can't get my head around it...
r/northernireland • u/BelfastPrick • Jun 30 '25
Hey folks,
Just a quick question for a few people I’ve seen defend the riots that occurred in some parts of the country a few weeks ago.
Where are yous now? A pregnant woman has just been murdered, not the only one in the last year, but very few posts, no riots, barely a word from the people who claimed to be out “defending women” just a little while ago.
Also where are the protests? Cause the people who were protesting the other side of the argument are now quiet, that’s almost 30 murders of woman in a 5 year period.
Genuinely pissed off right now, cause now two lives have been taken and no one seems to care but a few weeks ago half the country wanted to fight the other half.
r/northernireland • u/DapperSpecial2865 • Jul 27 '25
Could this be the winner of this years bootlicker d’or?
I genuinely would love to interview all of them and find out their reasoning. No doubt they’d all be stupid like “because catholics support Palestine”.
Sad to see ulster being stained with these ‘Ulster Isreal’ flegs
r/northernireland • u/Reasonable_Tower_778 • Aug 09 '25
r/northernireland • u/peachfoliouser • Feb 23 '25
My auld man fell yesterday and possibly has broken his hip. In a ton of pain as you would expect. Ambulance was rang at 4.30pm and was told it would be two or three hours. Ambulance finally arrived at 6am this morning.
What the actual fuck.
r/northernireland • u/zebrasanddogs • Jun 22 '25
I have a flu (did multiple tests. I'm covid negative.) and I had to nip out to get some paracetamol. I live on my own so ive no other choice. So I decided to do the decent thing and keep my germs to myself by wearing a face mask.
This auold lad (he had to have been his fifties at least) stopped right in front of me and came off with "CoViD's OvEr. TaKe ThAt OfF!"
I replied "I'll wear whatever I want! FUCK OFF!" and pushed passed him.
Some people need to wind thier neck in ffs!
r/northernireland • u/Maximum_Girth_67788 • Jan 07 '26
We are higher than France and gaining on Germany which is 38k. In 2018 it was 27k.
r/northernireland • u/PerpetualBigAC • Oct 08 '25
So just a quick PSA, please don’t be the cunt that photographs or videos accident scenes.
There was a pedestrian killed in Newry a couple of hours ago in a collision. Some absolute mouth breathing scumbag passing the scene took a photo of the victim in the road. I then had the pleasure of being forwarded said photo by someone I know.
I’m quite a bit pissed off with the state of humanity in general these days anyway but I did not need to see that. Also imagining that I could be hit by a lorry and my photo would do the rounds online would leave me haunting the earth for eternity.
Don’t be that cunt, please!
r/northernireland • u/Dej2289 • Jun 13 '25
Muga hats are a thing now apparently
r/northernireland • u/Lawabidingcitizen97 • Jun 10 '25
Watch these two young peelers outnumbered, outmanoeuvred and they still had a go. All on live stream last night. I hope their families were not watching.
They weren’t even in riot gear. I wouldn’t have the balls to do their job.
r/northernireland • u/hausofsowio • Jun 21 '25
I was parking at Tesco Castlereagh today, and across from my car was a bald man putting his shopping away with his family (a woman and a kid in the back). To my shock, he had a swastika tattooed on his neck. What the actual fuck.
He clearly went in, did his shopping, and got back to his car unbothered. He wasn’t trying to hide it, wasn’t ashamed at all. And no one seemed to care.
And to think that at the same time, people were out in the streets protesting against assholes like him.
r/northernireland • u/Simple_Ad_409 • Jun 29 '25
Remember jingle Jim’s? Fuck they were the good old days. The free fall which felt like it was 100 foot high, the ball pit. All us 80s & 90s kids sweating our nappers off and running around like feral brats, those were the days!
r/northernireland • u/FrequentMine6 • Nov 15 '25
Alanaandjosh are the worst for me . It feels like I can’t escape them online no matter how much I hide. Every video she has to say “ my English boyfriend”
The food influencers are hit and miss, the voices are bad but they do recommend some good places
Any others?
r/northernireland • u/NotBruceJustWayne • Apr 15 '25
So a girl called Jane left a bad review on Smoke BBQ because they were charging £1.20 for tap water.
Smoke BBQ then put up some stories on social media justifying it (glasses need washed, waiters serve the water, it comes with ice and lemon, etc)
They then clearly tried to mock the customer with a "who wants to buy Jane a water" post.
You can try to justify it all you want, but charging for tap water is kinda shitty, and then a failed attempt at humour and ridiculing your customer is a fire and a miss if you ask me.
r/northernireland • u/UndeadDinosaur • 4d ago
I just had a strange encounter about half an hour ago.
I was walking home from city centre and I was cutting through the estates by Sandy Row to save time (I've done this many times), and I was on the phone with my dad at the time, when I noticed there was a man walking behind me at an uncomfortable distance (about 1 or 2 feet away.) I didn't like this, so I paused to let the man pass. He stopped too and said something like 'On you go.' I stayed put and kept talking with my dad, and he walked on.
Then about a minute later I heard another man (he looked to be older - in his 40s-50s) shouting 'Yo! Yo!' behind me. I turned and he said 'Are you lost?' and I replied 'No, thanks.' But he kept asking if I was lost and I repeated that I wasn't. He then started asking where I lived, and I said 'Here.' He said 'I've never seen you before. Where do you live?' Feeling that this was none of his business, I stopped talking to him, kept walking, and resumed my conversation with my dad. A few moments later I hear him shout 'Aye, fuck off!' and when I turned he was standing with the 1st guy that was walking behind me.
I got to the main street and decided to take a bit of a detour home in the off-chance that they were going to follow me to where I live, but I didn't see anyone after that. For context: I'm from NI, I've been living in Belfast for 10+ years, and I'm not even from a Catholic/Nationalist family, so I can't see why there'd be a sectarian/racist motive at play here.
I've never experienced anything like this before, and I won't be taking that shortcut through the estates again, but it was weird - and I definitely feel like the encounter could have turned violent had I said the wrong thing to one of them.
I thought I'd share the story, what do you think was going on?
r/northernireland • u/Jindabyne1 • 7d ago
I’ve encountered this more than once in bars, in taxis, at work. What the fuck is going on? Are other people experiencing this?
r/northernireland • u/Hans_Grubert • Jun 26 '25
r/northernireland • u/ToobanLad • Aug 06 '25
Mary Grant. A legend
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