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Wed, 24 Apr 2024 15:31:41 +0000

From past legends of the game to Ireland’s current crop, we look at ten of the best Irish cricket players of all time. Cricket has been played in Ireland since the 19th century, but it has never enjoyed the popularity of native sports like Gaelic football and hurling or other international sports like association football [...] The post Top 10 BEST Irish cricket players of all time YOU NEED to know appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Wed, 24 Apr 2024 14:29:10 +0000

An errant bird who made an unlikely home of Dublin Airport has finally left Terminal 1 after almost a week. A starling, affectionately named Charlie, caused quite a commotion in Dublin Airport as it remained in Terminal 1 for almost a week. Rather than make a traditional nest in a tree – or, in the [...] The post Bird living in Dublin Airport finally takes off appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Tue, 23 Apr 2024 12:04:02 +0000

It’s up, up, and away for Dr Rosemary Coogan, Northern Ireland’s very first-ever astronaut who has just graduated from flight school. Northern Ireland’s very first-ever astronaut has officially qualified from flight school, making her a pioneer in space exploration for the country. After a year of rigorous training with the European Space Agency (ESA), Rosemary [...] The post NI’s first-ever astronaut qualifies from flight school appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Fri, 19 Apr 2024 14:32:27 +0000

Irish footballer James McClean made headlines again for his strong republican stance. This time, he’s given his view on a controversial Wrexham chant. Since joining Wrexham, former Premier League footballer and Irish international James McClean has established himself as a firm fans’ favourite. Rather than vilify him for his republican leanings, Wrexham supporters have embraced [...] The post James McClean gives his view on controversial Wrexham chant appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Fri, 19 Apr 2024 10:14:26 +0000

From the towns of Donegal to the catwalks of the fashion world, we look at the history of Donegal tweed, the most famous tweed in the world. Donegal tweed has been manufactured in the county that gives it its name for centuries. However, it didn’t become integral to the local economy until the late 1700s. [...] The post Donegal tweed: a history of the MOST FAMOUS tweed in the world appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Fri, 19 Apr 2024 09:58:54 +0000

The cult classic Love/Hate spawned a dedicated fandom, bolstered by its talented cast of actors and actresses. Having enjoyed much success during the series’ run, you might be wondering where they are now. From its initial airing in 2010 to its finale in 2014, the Irish TV show Love/Hate took the country by storm. But [...] The post The ICONIC Love/Hate Cast: Where are they now, REVEALED appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Tue, 16 Apr 2024 15:16:22 +0000

From the smell of urine to the real-life Karen’s Diner, here are some of the funniest negative reviews of Belfast’s famous Bittles Bar. As we all know, reading reviews can give us a head start on what to expect from bars, restaurants, and attractions. Sometimes, however, they can be downright hilarious just to browse through.  [...] The post 10 NEGATIVE Bittles Bar reviews that are surprisingly FUNNY appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Tue, 16 Apr 2024 11:36:05 +0000

One of Ireland’s biggest bands at the moment, Fontaines DC, have teased new music, leaving fans eager for more. Though frontman Grian Chatten has been involved in a few side projects of late, Fontaines DC last released new music in 2022. Fans of the Dublin band may not have to wait much longer, though, as [...] The post Fontaines DC tease new music with interesting references appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Fri, 12 Apr 2024 12:08:20 +0000

It’s been a pretty torrid time weather-wise in Ireland, and a Wexford priest has taken matters into his own hands, saying mass for better weather. The poor weather has felt interminable in Ireland of late. It’s wreaking havoc with people’s mental health and making life very difficult for the country’s farmers. However, there remains hope [...] The post Wexford priest says mass for better weather appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Wed, 10 Apr 2024 12:46:19 +0000

The often surprised Irish public are disappointed but not surprised as Met Éireann admits to randomly generating forecast. Ireland is known for its unpredictable weather at the best of times, but what the Irish nation can generally count on is the forecast, which allows them to plan their day at least. However, in a recent [...] The post Met Éireann admits to RANDOMLY generating FORECAST: ‘Sure, it’s anyone’s guess!’ appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Wed, 10 Apr 2024 10:01:43 +0000

Hurling ranks among the most popular sports in Ireland. Get ready for the next match with our fun facts about hurling below. The Irish love their sports and when visiting the Emerald Isle, watching a match in a pub ranks high among the experiences you shouldn’t miss out on. However, we know that some of [...] The post Top 10 mad facts about hurling you never knew appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Tue, 09 Apr 2024 12:39:52 +0000

From football to running, from MMA to boxing, some events just stand out. Here are the unforgettable moments of fastest records in sports. Sport is the great unifier and divider at once. Partisan fans from different sides leave it all on the spectacle and create everlasting memories from watching their sporting heroes and icons battle [...] The post 10 UNFORGETTABLE moments of fastest RECORDS in sports appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Fri, 05 Apr 2024 12:48:04 +0000

A prestigious publication recently released an embarrassingly unfunny Cillian Murphy piece that has, unsurprisingly, been blasted on social media. The New Yorker has enjoyed renown as one of the most prestigious publications in the English language since its first issue back in 1925. So it caused surprise when it published the embarrassingly unfunny piece, ‘Cillian [...] The post New Yorker’s embarrassingly unfunny Cillian Murphy piece blasted appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Thu, 04 Apr 2024 14:14:00 +0000

Let’s face it: Conor McGregor has brought shame to Ireland on numerous occasions, but these are some of the worst scenarios to date. It’s no surprise that Conor McGregor, aka ‘The Notorious’, has sparked controversy over the years. Indeed, there have been quite a few times when the Irish nation has held their heads in [...] The post 8 times Ireland should’ve DISOWNED Conor MCGREGOR appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Wed, 03 Apr 2024 15:50:18 +0000

To celebrate, the popular Mexican burrito bar will be giving away free burritos to the first 200 hungry customers! The highly anticipated opening of cult burrito brand, Boojum, in Tallaght’s ‘The Square’ Shopping Centre has been announced as Friday 12th April at 11:30am. Tallaght will be the company’s sixteenth store across the island of Ireland. [...] The post FREE BURRITOS! BOOJUM IS OPENING IN TALLAGHT NEXT WEEK appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Wed, 03 Apr 2024 12:43:04 +0000

The tradition of drinking tea is alive and well in Ireland, and we explore the causes behind the obsession. Tea is ingrained in Irish culture and has been for centuries, but have you ever wondered why Irish people are so obsessed with the comforting beverage? The truth is Ireland is one of the top consumers [...] The post Why Irish people are OBSESSED with TEA: understanding the causes appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Fri, 29 Mar 2024 15:27:04 +0000

From picnics to parties to a staple lunchbox snack, Tayto Crisps play a central role in the lives of Irish people. Here is why the island is so enthralled with these salty, fried potato snacks. You won’t spend long in Ireland before you see, taste, or hear the crunch of a salty potato chip. Today, [...] The post Why Irish people are OBSESSED with TAYTO crisps appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.


Thu, 28 Mar 2024 12:15:53 +0000

Gone are the days when we’d have Irish stew for dinner at least once a week. Now, it’s a rare occasion that the family would sit down together and enjoy a bowl of this traditional hearty dish. A delicious warming dish filled with root vegetables and mutton or beef drowned in thick gravy sauce, Irish [...] The post Irish stew is no longer Ireland’s national dish. Here’s why. appeared first on Meanwhile in Ireland.

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