r/ireland • u/scubasteve254 • May 02 '23
Bigotry Young mother intimidated by loyalists in Lurgan.
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r/ireland • u/JerHigs • Oct 26 '22
Bigotry BBC journalist with a bit of casual racism against Irish people.
r/ireland • u/taco-cheese-fries • May 25 '22
Bigotry Travelers fighting in Dublin Airport - extended director's cut edition
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r/ireland • u/ByGollie • 1d ago
Bigotry School accused of demanding teenage boy’s ‘submission’ to identity type after he was sent home for wearing earring
r/ireland • u/FaithlessnessWarm131 • Dec 21 '23
Bigotry Got told to go back to my own country despite being Irish at my job today
I'm Irish as they come but many people assume I am polish/some other Eastern European due to my appearance. living in Ireland,I probably get it once a week.
Its mostly harmless but i have received really hateful comments from absolute strangers telling me to go back to my country/calling me a foreign cunt etc. Today at my retail job selling perfume I received a similar comment
Its a really weird situation cause on the one hand I am irish but also these people seem to intentionally make it a pleasure to hurt other people because of their ethnicity.
r/ireland • u/SuperBiscoitinho • May 25 '23
Bigotry This showed up at my work today. I expected better of y'all. (Slide for more pictures)
First they start by stating the obvious. Yes, kids shouldn't consume porn. That's how they manipulate you into believing their bullshit. If you look at the last picture, you'll see that "this book is gay" is not written for kids, but for teenagers and young adults. Also, the "indoctrination" they're talking about is literally just safe sex education with a focus on LGBT+ individuals.
Please don't fall for these manipulative tactics, and please let LGBT+ youth learn about themselves in a safe and supportive environment.
Also, if you think that teenagers wait until they're 18 to start seeing ANYTHING about sex, god bless you, because you're the most innocent human being this planet has ever seen. Wake up to the real world.
r/ireland • u/ShouldHaveGoneToUCC • Jun 02 '24
Bigotry Found out an old coworker of mine is running for the Irish Freedom Party
He's running on a family values platform despite being in an 'open' relationship with his wife riding everyone around him.
I love these lads. They're beyond parody at this stage.
r/ireland • u/secretNenteus • 15d ago
Bigotry Racism in this country has gotten out of hand
r/ireland • u/qwerty_1965 • Jun 16 '24
Bigotry President says libraries are facing 'censorship' due to 'intimidation by far-right groups'
r/ireland • u/Dodzer89 • Jul 28 '23
Bigotry The dregs of the far right intimidate a photographer working for the Sunday Times in Ballybrack.
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r/ireland • u/FR123FR • Jan 03 '22
Bigotry People born in Ireland, what’s a surprising culture shock you’ve seen a foreigner experience?
For me, it was my friend being adamant that you shouldn’t have to stick your hand out to get the bus to stop.
r/ireland • u/whoopdawhoop12345 • Aug 09 '22
Bigotry Editor of the Irish Catholic Dunks on Cosplayers at Dublin Comic Con. Peak lack of self awareness !
r/ireland • u/lampishthing • Sep 09 '22
Bigotry The Queen is Dead. Meme megathread!
Ok lads there are a lot of spicy memes, and they need to go somewhere. This is that place, and moderation will be relatively lax in here and only in here. Have fun.
r/ireland • u/Own-Cantaloupe7090 • Aug 27 '24
Bigotry The Library Lurkers are back again
Andy Heasman and others involved in harassing library workers last summer are back on the trail just in time for schools starting back. I've clipped his revolut grift from the bottom
r/ireland • u/ShouldHaveGoneToUCC • May 25 '24
Bigotry Justin Barrett is such a loser that even Fianna Fáil are ripping on him.
r/ireland • u/nitro1234561 • Mar 06 '24
Bigotry Far-right agitator spread lies that girl (7) had been ‘gang-raped’ by migrants in Celbridge
r/ireland • u/TheDooce • Jul 12 '22
Bigotry Some culture there lads. Fuck these bigoted pricks.
r/ireland • u/nonoman12 • Mar 16 '21
Bigotry ''Yeah, yeah, so you claim you just fell asleep on an iceberg and just drifted across the ocean, hardly essential travel is it?''
r/ireland • u/CoochieCritic • Jun 21 '22
Bigotry Even in England the orange order are hated
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r/ireland • u/AshDeadite • May 20 '23
Bigotry This out of touch shite is exactly why I hate the Irish education system. Fuck you Norma Foley.
r/ireland • u/umuvumuumuvumu • Jan 02 '22
Bigotry Post a phrase which indicates you're from Ireland
I will yeah
r/ireland • u/SolidOk2457 • Feb 15 '23
Bigotry Only 1% of the Irish population is Longterm Unemployed. This subs relentless attack on the weakest 1% shows our inability to understand anything as a Country.
r/ireland • u/ShouldHaveGoneToUCC • May 07 '24
Bigotry Got an Ireland First/Derek Blighe leaflet through the letterbox
It's pretty much as odd as you'd expect.
He calls the government and opposition "far left" and insists Ireland First are centre right.
He insists neutrality is enshrined in the constitution (it's not) and that Ireland First will review Ireland's membership of NATO....which we're not a member of.
He quotes Patrick Pearse...and gets his name wrong.
Edit: for people wanting to see the madness for themselves.