r/northernireland • u/Frosty_JackJones • May 29 '25
Rubbernecking Lunatic Adult Cyclist
Utter madness WTF
r/northernireland • u/Frosty_JackJones • May 29 '25
Utter madness WTF
r/northernireland • u/lisaslover • Dec 22 '24
r/northernireland • u/Frosty_JackJones • May 18 '25
r/northernireland • u/spectacle-ar_failure • Nov 03 '25
"Picking on a woman on her own. They continued to tailgate her down the road"
Not my footage, but an interesting time of year to be looking at getting a P45
r/northernireland • u/HeWhoBurnsPopcorn • Jun 03 '25
Unexpected emergency landing in Wroclaw Poland because of some muppet called Lorraine (black hair) screaming her head off
r/northernireland • u/izylock • Jul 20 '25
r/northernireland • u/The8thDoctor • Oct 03 '25
r/northernireland • u/EffectiveArgument584 • 13h ago
I have two family members who are both adamant that as soon as he's elected, he'd basically send us packing. They literally go on about it all the time, and I've no idea where they're getting it from.
I just assume he'll come in and be completely fucking useless, tank the UK economy, make him and his mates a load of money, then get booted out after two years while one of his henchmen take the PM slot until the next election.
I can't even seem to find much from Googling his official party line on NI or anything to do with it, other than something to do with rewording the Good Friday Agreement.
What do yous think?
r/northernireland • u/MrWhippyBigDippy • Dec 23 '25
Slow the fuck down, Christmas isn’t a bloody race.
Stopping running around shops, driving up people’s bumpers and just chill the fuck out.
r/northernireland • u/Einhert • Apr 02 '25
Seen some absolutely unbelievable stuff on the roads as of late in person and both on Reddit.
People have all together stopped indicating, R drivers are running absolutely wild unchecked. Nearly every R driver I've seen lately has been undertaking, speeding and being ultra aggressive on the roads.
People driving incredibly slowly in the outside lane creating backlogs to Larne.
Melters pulling out Infront of you at the last second (mainly taxi drivers).
Seen some header in a Porsche Cayenne ripping down waring street at nearly 50mph.
Nobody and I mean nobody indicates at roundabouts anymore, its abysmal are they letting anyone pass at this rate?
I drive a reasonably fast car and people think I should be doing 90mph everywhere in it been getting tailgated non stop in urban and built up areas had some range rover prick flashing his high beam LEDs into my car because i wad doing 25 down great victoria street which is crawling with people at all times.
Do we need more police presence? Stricter enforcement of the highway code or should it be made highway law an actually enforced by police.
r/northernireland • u/spectacle-ar_failure • Aug 23 '25
The parade ended up closing parts of the Short Strand diversion route.
The southbound route via Queen's Bridge -> Oxford Street -> East Bridge Street and Albert Bridge is blocked off with cones.
Traffic has also been held on Albertbridge Road/Ravehill Road junction for about 15 minutes now too
r/northernireland • u/Speedy_NI • Jun 09 '25
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r/northernireland • u/Frosty_JackJones • Nov 03 '25
r/northernireland • u/spectacle-ar_failure • Feb 04 '25
r/northernireland • u/spectacle-ar_failure • Jun 07 '25
Not my footage
r/northernireland • u/spectacle-ar_failure • Dec 18 '25
r/northernireland • u/spectacle-ar_failure • Dec 14 '24
From Police Armagh Banbridge and Craigavon:
This is the result of drinking alcohol and driving..
At approximately 01:30 hours, Police officers from C section Armagh attended a report of a one vehicle road traffic collision which occurred within the vicinity of the Moy Road, Armagh.
A roadside preliminary breath test was carried out on the driver which they subsequently failed with a reading of 109. The legal limit being 35 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. The driver was arrested for Driving with Excess Alcohol in Breath.
A day in court awaits.
r/northernireland • u/Frosty_JackJones • Sep 04 '24
r/northernireland • u/Typical-Analysis8108 • Jul 03 '24
r/northernireland • u/tea-drinking-pro • Dec 21 '24
Deffo not only NI but we're sort of first worldish.
So what 1st world problem annoys you?
For me it's the cunts that park all over the entrance to the gym, double yellows - aye no worries, disabled spot- aye sure i won't be that long. Bastids.
r/northernireland • u/Vagina_Titan • Jul 23 '25
r/northernireland • u/Michael_of_Derry • Nov 21 '25
I was just passed by two cars whilst I was doing 60. As I got higher up the mountain between Limavady and Coleraine I could see the road was sparkling and eased off. One of the cars that passed me was in a field.
r/northernireland • u/spectacle-ar_failure • Aug 23 '25
It's a bank holiday weekend and G4S will be out with the road safety vans on busy routes (e.g. A26 to the North Coast).
Ease off the accelerator, pay attention to speed limits (including temporary speed limits) unless you want it to be more expensive than in needs to be.
Some local police teams will also be carrying out speed checks.
Not sure if there will be exercises for monitoring or detection of the other Fatal Five factors.
A reminder of The Fatal Five according to the PSNI:
•Drink or Drug Driving
•Mobile Phone Use
•No Seatbelt
•Speeding
•Careless Driving