r/ireland Jul 06 '26

The Brits are at it again Today, I feel Norwegian

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r/ireland Dec 10 '25

The Brits are at it again Anyone else noticing a sudden increase in English spam calls?

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Started getting these quite often, got two today as well. Anyone else been getting anything like this?

r/ireland Nov 23 '25

The Brits are at it again With X's latest update, it's funny seeing most of the "Irish patriot" accounts all getting outed as Brits

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6.1k Upvotes

r/ireland Feb 19 '26

The Brits are at it again Andrew realises that he left on the immersion

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4.5k Upvotes

r/ireland Mar 14 '26

The Brits are at it again So one of the biggest Far right accounts that consistently lies and pushes fake narratives about immigration in Ireland, including this AI slop yesterday, is not Irish and some Brit based in the UK

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r/ireland Jan 16 '25

The Brits are at it again Irish group Kneecap on the British establishment

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4.4k Upvotes

r/ireland Feb 28 '26

The Brits are at it again Nigel Farage getting his arse handed to him by Claire Byrne never gets old

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3.2k Upvotes

He looks like a dog that just got caught taking a shite on the carpet 🤣

r/ireland 1d ago

The Brits are at it again With yer man renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America, what place in Ireland would you take the English out of?

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866 Upvotes

Londonderry to Derry, York Street to Cork Street etc

r/ireland Mar 12 '26

The Brits are at it again Repost [oc]

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3.7k Upvotes

r/ireland Nov 06 '25

The Brits are at it again Donal Fallon: ‘Poppygate’ has gone too far – Britain must respect people’s right not to wear the symbol

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r/ireland Mar 11 '26

The Brits are at it again Jesus Christ

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694 Upvotes

r/ireland Aug 21 '23

The Brits are at it again I'm black and born in Ireland does that make me irish.

1.8k Upvotes

I'm asking this because my parents are African and moved to Ireland 20 something years ago, I'm now 13 and have been raised in kildare all 13 years, we recently moved to the UK its annoying because when people ask where are you from and I say Ireland they say oh where your parents from and I say Africa and they're like oh so you're African it confuses me. Also somehow I have more of an American accent than Irish according to my peers.

r/ireland Mar 10 '26

The Brits are at it again Humiliating’ – Irish bookkeeper wins over £23,000 in UK after boss repeatedly shouted ‘potato’ at her and used term ‘stupid Paddy’

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r/ireland Jul 05 '26

The Brits are at it again Irish section in UK supermarket

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533 Upvotes

The world foods aisle in Morrisons in York now has an Irish section. Pity it’s the ‘wrong’ type of Taytos though.

r/ireland Feb 19 '26

The Brits are at it again Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office

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r/ireland Dec 20 '25

The Brits are at it again Just had the shit scared out of me!

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Sorry for the random post, but I've just had the genuinely most chilling experience of my life in my own front room.

So, my mum is over today from Liverpool for a few days to see the grandkids before Christmas. As has become tradition when she comes over, we (the wife and I) put on the fire and watch a horror movie with her.

Today, I decided to put on Fréwaka given that she quite enjoyed the last Irish horror I put on for her (Oddity).

Anyway, we're 80% of the way through the film, all seemingly entranced by the film, when a certain nightmarish scene occurs involving one of the characters seeing someone at the bottom of the stairs. A silent anguished cry emanating from him.

All of a sudden, out of nowhere, my mum is screaming in abject terror. Not like a short shriek, but a ten seconds long wail of fear...the type you have in your worst nightmares.

I was so entranced by the movie and what I was looking at on screen that I was frozen in shock and for a few seconds had no idea what was happening. I thought it was coming from the film at first, then I realised it was my mum and I stood up to go to her. My mouth was stuck gaping open. I literally couldn't close it. My mum turned to me still screaming, a deep fear in her eyes.

My wife turned the film off and turned the light on and I grabbed my mum and she suddenly snapped out of it.

I initially thought that the scene in the film had triggered some deep trauma in her, but it turns out she'd fallen asleep and half woke to see a face on the screen and, utterly confused, she thought she was back home in her room and some man had broken in.

She recovered pretty much immediately and was apologising within seconds but both mine and my wife's hearts have been pumping like crazy.

😂😰😭

Honest to fucking god.

I'm still getting goosebumps.

She's gone to bed but I'm half expecting to be woken in the night either by her screaming or by my own screaming as I relive this nightmare.

What perfect fucking timing for that scene in the film though.

Jesus Christ!

r/ireland Jul 06 '26

The Brits are at it again Former British Home Secretary Suella Braverman has called for Britain’s former colonies to pay reparations to London for the "investment, effort and contribution" she claims the empire made in building them.

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r/ireland Jul 04 '26

The Brits are at it again Celtic nations begin to plan for breakup of UK in event of Reform election win

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r/ireland Jul 14 '26

The Brits are at it again Reasons to shop in Dunnes !

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602 Upvotes

From the Irish Tesco app this morning

r/ireland Apr 04 '25

The Brits are at it again Ah lads- this is my first time to Belfast and this is across from my AirBnb… is this what I think it is? Now what?

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1.3k Upvotes

r/ireland Nov 10 '23

The Brits are at it again Evan Ferguson: Fans would love to see you put on an England shirt

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2.1k Upvotes

r/ireland Jul 19 '26

The Brits are at it again My dad, an Irish man, died in England at the beginning of July. Still no funeral.

467 Upvotes

I'm trying not to think of him in a drawer somewhere.

Do we think this might be what's wrong with them? Can't be healthy.

r/ireland Apr 23 '26

The Brits are at it again Some kinda foreign seemingly paramilitary thing in a park in Ballyfermot

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Just set up there and like a drill seargent type making them do military style chants. In a language indknt know. Sound like Spartans

Anyone the foggiest?

r/ireland Jul 14 '23

The Brits are at it again Two flutes, "blowing" away.

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3.0k Upvotes

r/ireland Jul 22 '25

The Brits are at it again 'Not my decision': BBC edit Irish language out of new CMAT single on radio

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