R/Ireland really had its own vibe, different from other subreddits, just look at the logo, made from a still from the Father Ted episode “A song for Europe”. I’ve not seen other national subreddits have such a different vibe.
It is populated next to Irish people with traveling Americans, migrated Irish and foreigners who lived or live in Ireland. The country holds a special place in all their hearts.
All in all it’s a bit of craic, with the moaning Michael posts, pictures of chicken fillet rolls and some disinformation campaigns (some people tell you that you have to pay for the luas trams, but everyone knows the luas is free.)
From what I remember when I used to use it there were a lot of Americans, and Irish people that emigrated but wanted to keep in the loop
R/Ireland really had its own vibe, different from other subreddits, just look at the logo, made from a still from the Father Ted episode “A song for Europe”. I’ve not seen other national subreddits have such a different vibe.
It is populated next to Irish people with traveling Americans, migrated Irish and foreigners who lived or live in Ireland. The country holds a special place in all their hearts.
All in all it’s a bit of craic, with the moaning Michael posts, pictures of chicken fillet rolls and some disinformation campaigns (some people tell you that you have to pay for the luas trams, but everyone knows the luas is free.)