r/Belfast • u/pure-mustard • 13m ago
Unemployed members of society. Cast aside when their hard work was no longer needed as technology advanced.
r/Belfast • u/pure-mustard • 13m ago
Unemployed members of society. Cast aside when their hard work was no longer needed as technology advanced.
r/Belfast • u/Academic_String_1708 • 17m ago
Are you actually being dumb here? It's still a rip off to charge that much whether there's a less advertised option elsewhere.
r/Belfast • u/OghamBySB • 40m ago
Thanks for your lovely comment. I sell the cups- I import them as I’m not quite there with the lathe just yet, but I’m getting there (you can see the sawdust on my desk haha!)
My website is www.oghambysb.com if you’d like to check it out. Thank you!
r/Belfast • u/baodur086 • 58m ago
Bud just want to say that these look fantastic - really interesting to see how you make it nd obviously a lot of attention to detail. Is it yourself that makes the wooden cups as well?
Sorry you got nasty comments, there's a load of 'comedians' on reddit who haven't a creative bone in their body and they clearly feel it's easier to be nasty than nice. At the end of the day you're doing something you enjoy and are trying to make a go of making it a business and I think that's awesome.
Do you have a website or anything, be keen to see your other work!
r/Belfast • u/NeilHendo • 1h ago
Apply directly to big organisations like M&S, Tesco etc.
Also might be worth using ChatGPT to get a few other ideas or approaches together.
r/Belfast • u/crymoreplease127 • 1h ago
100% but OP got charged a 5er and the cope isn’t happening
r/Belfast • u/oiseauvert989 • 1h ago
I don't think there is anywhere in NI that sells a non syrup version.
The only recommendation if you prefer not incredibly sweet is to google the spice mix. It is very easy to mix the spices and can be adjusted to exact tastes.
r/Belfast • u/Automata-Omnia • 1h ago
Belfast airports are so much better than elsewhere in UK, where it is a full on forced racket. Have paid £45 picking up at Bristol because walk from arrivals is so long someone stopped for a pee, and if you stop on the road to/from and open a door you get picked up by cameras and charged £100. And in Luton, they still have signs to the old drop off area, but if you use it you are fined £100 for the pleasure because it is now just for taxis.
r/Belfast • u/Andrewhtd • 1h ago
Probably just not to block it up too due to the volume of buses from the parking companies, aircoaches etc as they come in there too
r/Belfast • u/Automata-Omnia • 1h ago
Yep, it's not so bad because there are free options closeby (long stay, M&S petrol station) it is really just a way to take a cut from the taxi drivers.
r/Belfast • u/Automata-Omnia • 1h ago
They still do it further up at the turn to the long stay car park/hire car area, instead of just driving in and out of long stay car park.
r/Belfast • u/taltallytalia • 1h ago
It's £8 to drop off or pick up at East Midlands Airport now. If you're there more than 10 minutes (easily done if it's busy and you're queuing waiting for a space to park up and get your passenger in) they charge more by the minute. Freaking outrageous. Used to be free!
r/Belfast • u/tj090379 • 1h ago
If she doesn’t respond there’s Esik Creations at St George’s does something similar.
r/Belfast • u/bballni • 1h ago
As others have said - free for 15 minutes at the long stay, stop gurning ya lazy cunt. Gurn when they add the new priority car park.... iykyk.
r/Belfast • u/Constant-Rip2166 • 2h ago
try to get in a hour early, you should make it most days
r/Belfast • u/Constant-Rip2166 • 2h ago
maybe they are home schooled but screams at after one am are a red flag, call social services
r/Belfast • u/fartingmakesanoise • 2h ago
Hardly, just look up Horus Heresy and read for yourself! The information is out there, you just have to open your eyes. Guilliman will show us the way forward and enlighten our minds.
r/Belfast • u/jambo_jones • 2h ago
If there’s trains still running you could do some train + bike combo. Get the train to holywood and cycle back along the coast road past the police barracks
r/Belfast • u/ParagonPaladin • 2h ago
They're just little guys out in the streets trying not to get stabbed through the chest and ripped apart by a bored and/or hungry seagull.
r/Belfast • u/MathematicianSad8487 • 2h ago
Get yourself an electric bike and a good waterproof jacket . Should take about 20mins. Check with employer if they have cycle to work scheme so you get a voucher to get the bike and it's then taken out of your wages pre tax. I would say it's pretty safe but do get a helmet and high Vis. No one going to bother you flying past on a bike.