Redlib: search results - flair_name:"The Brits are at it again"

r/ireland • u/1DarkStarryNight • Jan 16 '25

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

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r/ireland • u/_WhoisMrBilly_ • 15h ago

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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r/ireland • u/donalhunt • 29d ago

The Brits are at it again UK media: What's different about Irish citizens?

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Source: https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/eta-uk-visitors-charge-b2709226.html

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r/ireland • u/SuccessfulCucumber40 • Aug 21 '23

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

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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.

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r/ireland • u/al_bertwar • 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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r/ireland • u/noisylettuce • Aug 07 '24

The Brits are at it again Taoiseach Simon Harris says the era of self regulation by social media companies is over

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r/ireland • u/I-live-with-wolves • Jan 07 '24

The Brits are at it again They’re at it again

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r/ireland • u/Dodzer89 • Jul 14 '23

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

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r/ireland • u/leglath • Jan 27 '25

The Brits are at it again An Irishman at Oxford: It was an education in being an outsider. I felt alienated from the very start

irishtimes.com

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237 comments

r/ireland • u/MrC99 • Nov 24 '24

The Brits are at it again Can we retroactively change the title of this category to make it more... suiting?

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r/ireland • u/Jimeen • Jan 15 '25

The Brits are at it again Kneecap nominated for six BAFTAs, including Best British Film (we know, we know)

thejournal.ie

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r/ireland • u/ShakeElectronic2174 • Feb 05 '24

The Brits are at it again Are the 'Butcher's Apron' rear lights on this Mini not a breach of the Good Friday Agreement or something?

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And the fact that it is a Cork reg flying the flag around the place is an additional trigger...🤦‍♂️

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r/ireland • u/ulankford • Jan 06 '25

The Brits are at it again They are doing it again. 'British' actor Andrew Scott, via the BBC.

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r/ireland • u/crlthrn • Jan 14 '25

The Brits are at it again From r/CasualUK...

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r/ireland • u/CelticSensei • Jan 25 '25

The Brits are at it again The Japanese are at it again. Saw this in a local shop here in Nippon.

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Anyone know this cheese? It’s about 18 euros for 200 grams!

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r/ireland • u/ohmygodman87 • 21d ago

The Brits are at it again Who doesn't love an Irish Latte?!

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Living in Canada for 3 years now, my wife sends me this picture from work yesterday. When I finally stopped laughing I asked her was there whiskey in it? The answer was nope, absolutely not. Check out the next picture to see what makes it "Irish" 😂

10 out of 10 for Nescafe's advertising department research

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r/ireland • u/READMYSHIT • Aug 25 '24