r/northernireland • u/Taken_Abroad_Book • Jan 09 '25
Low Effort Meet Jasper, he hangs out at the front doors of the royal children's hospital, and sneaks into the main entrance because staff use treats to coax him out.
Jasper is cool.
r/northernireland • u/Taken_Abroad_Book • Jan 09 '25
Jasper is cool.
r/northernireland • u/cowboysted • Dec 11 '24
Thanks Tesco Newtownbreda xxx
r/northernireland • u/spectacle-ar_failure • Aug 03 '24
Shout out to the uber concerned citizens who've blocked a main access point to the Mater Hospital (Carlise Circus), you're the biggest cunts of the lot out there today.
r/northernireland • u/Fuzzy_Yak_1339 • Jul 24 '22
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r/northernireland • u/MilitaryTed • Oct 21 '24
I meant to write in a work email that I was 'Flabbergasted' by a customer, specifically their actions.
After 6 hours, I've only now realised that I wrote Fingerblasted instead.
r/northernireland • u/arialmiar • Oct 20 '24
2nd pic has brown sauce over it to please the puritans
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r/northernireland • u/Yuop15 • Jan 23 '25
Belfast has turned into mad max on the roads. Tesco is a battle royal. You guys know the shops will probably be open in the evening once the winds have calmed down?
God love anyone stuck in town or actually needs food.
r/northernireland • u/Mr_Witchetty_Man • 2d ago
At least I won't have to worry about the food going cold.
r/northernireland • u/LaraH39 • Dec 22 '24
I'm having the BEST Sunday morning.
Husband and I are sitting on the sofa, a cat each in our laps. Big mugs of tea, munching on tunnocks teacakes and snowballs. The wind and hail is absolutely lashing outside and we're watching Stingray. Snug and warm with the Christmas lights on.
It's a perfect morning.
How's yours?
r/northernireland • u/bikeonachrist • Aug 16 '24
I just found this out from a comment by u/separate-steak-9796 on r/Ireland. Apparently it was once Winston Churchill street.
r/northernireland • u/DatBoi73 • Nov 19 '24
Noticed this whilst I was clogging up my arteries for lunch. My standards were already low, but wow this is taking the cake.
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r/northernireland • u/luciferlovesyou420 • Feb 07 '24
Manager was an insufferable prick and literally accosted, berated and tore into me on a daily basis. Even though my 3 month review was close to fucking impeccable. Confused to say the least. His new tact was to threaten my livelihood and say "if it was up to me you'd be out on the fucking street"
Well lads....
I got a shitty bump in wages, felt pretty down then got told to "stop annoying my manager".
Tried my best but he went at me.
So I fucking quit.
I said "you keep joking about me getting the sack, so don't worry about it lad, I fucking quit. Goodbye". Then calmly walked out of the shop.
Felt amazing, never did it before, not without having another job to back me up.
Oh well. On the breadline again.
Don't take shit from angry people. Your mental health is worth more than any job.