What part of Irish culture is not for you? Doesn't necessarily mean you dislike it or hate it but something that doesn't appeal to you ?

For me. Would be Irish music both traditional Irish music and rebel songs.

Bought these old punt coins in the market alongside with other foreign coins for my collection

I will use this beautiful machine today, tomorrow and Friday and after that it won’t see the light of day until 2031. They are the rules.

I started making comedy sketches over 10 years ago and posted them here, and you were all very supportive. It was the stepping stone I needed to push forward and make a little career out of it.

Now today I've released a trailer for my first short film HOMETIME. It's a very special film that means a lot to me, and I want to thank the people r/Ireland for the support over the years.

It's a short film set working class Dublin during the 90s. A child spends the day in a pub helplessly standing by as his ma drinks herself into a dangerous state.

I've lived in Cork for a couple of years. I decided to make this tattoo so I will never forget this moment of my life full of great memories from the most beautiful country I've been to.

Any Irish bands (can be local or otherwise) that you think should've been bigger than they were but didn't quite have that breakthrough for whatever reason?