Want Free Stuff for Watching Movies? Here’s How to Get It
This article is brought to you by Media Opinions Ireland Netflix & bills… Look, we all spend way too much time glued to our screens—whether it’s bingeing the latest true crime doc, falling into a TikTok spiral, or pretending to “just watch one episode” (we all know that’s a lie). But what if we told […]
1 year ago
These are Ireland’s top five most annoying driving habits
In a survey of 1,000 adults, nearly three in ten people cited one particular behind-the-wheel behaviour as the most inconsiderate. A recent survey has found that dangerous overtaking is the most annoying driving habit among people in Ireland. Commissioned by Peopl Insurance, 1,000 adults nationwide were surveyed on their most disliked driving habits, of which […]
3 years ago
Survey launched to measure levels of homophobia and transphobia in Ireland
The survey aims to “explore the impact of identity-based trauma on LGBTQI+ mental health”. A new survey aims to measure levels of homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia in the country, and compare it to levels from five years ago. The Being LGBTQI+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transexual, and Intersex) In Ireland survey was launched by Trinity College […]
3 years ago
Working in the office more expensive for over half of Irish workers than working from home
More than six in ten workers would consider using a remote working hub if it was in their area. The hybrid model continues to rise in popularity in Ireland, as more than half of Irish workers say that working from the office is more expensive than working from home. The sentiments were shared in the […]
4 years ago
‘Overhead strength test’ and ‘glass hammer’ included in Ireland’s favourite ‘builder’s pranks’
Have you fallen for any of these pranks? When you start a new job, no matter the industry, there is one fundamental truth that you pretty much have to accept: someone will take the piss out of you at the start. In no other career is this camaraderie through embarrassment more prevalent than in construction. […]
4 years ago
Three in five young people concerned they can’t save for a house deposit
The rising cost of energy bills is the top financial concern for adults in Ireland. Almost 60% of 18-24 year-olds surveyed said that their greatest financial concern surrounded on being able to save for a house deposit. The results are part of a survey of over 1,000 people nationwide conducted by iReach Insights, along with […]
4 years ago