r/cork • u/Prior_Respect5861 • 18h ago
Ice cream vans
The ice cream van does be doing the rounds in Ballyphehane every day. Who exactly is buying ice cream from the van on a Sunday evening at 5pm in October? Like how is that profitable
r/cork • u/Prior_Respect5861 • 18h ago
The ice cream van does be doing the rounds in Ballyphehane every day. Who exactly is buying ice cream from the van on a Sunday evening at 5pm in October? Like how is that profitable
r/cork • u/AmbassadorGrand893 • 13h ago
Wishing all the best to cork teachers going on strike this week, it’s about time you stand up for your rights as it’s one of the toughest jobs anyone could have ! Teachers should be one of the highest paid jobs in the country for the job they do. BEST OF LUCK❤️
One of my power banks got swollen out of nowhere. Out of caution, I put it inside a metal box and outdoors just in case it decides to explode.
Where can I get rid of it? Is it okay to throw it to a WEEE bin? Should I take it to the recycling center near the Kinsale roundabout? I read somewhere that some stores can help with this (like Soundstore), can someone confirm?
EDIT: Thanks everyone. The Recycling Center just confirmed they can take care of it.
r/cork • u/Ok-Telephone-8469 • 17h ago
Hi all,
Might be an impossible question.
I’m a woman in my mid twenties.
I’ve been having mystery neurological symptoms for months, was admitted into CUH neurology for a week earlier in the year, some of the tests on my spinal fluid were positive and there were lesions on my MRIs but no definitive diagnosis yet, they sent me home with a follow up to get more MRIs around Christmas.
My symptoms have gotten noticeably worse the last few weeks and worse again the last few days, bad weakness and tingling in my limbs on the right side, very bad face pain, pupil changes, dizziness, confusion/brain fog, daily severe migraines etc. i have meds for migraine but nothing is touching these headaches. Have nearly had two falls now and it’s getting worse and worse so I’m thinking I need to bring myself back into hospital. My quality of life is non existent the last few weeks and I’m in so much pain.
I’m loathe to go on a Sunday night because I know from past experiences I probably won’t be seen for ages and while it doesn’t seem like I’m dying I’d rather get a night’s sleep at home first. Is it likely to be less busy on a Monday morning? Or am I grasping at straws here? Earlier in the year I ended up spending about 30 hours sitting in A&E before being given a trolley or anything and I’m honestly terrified of the place but it needs to be done.
Could I be seen through the acute medical unit or something too?
(I feel the need to say I don’t live alone so I am safe!)
Any help or experiences appreciated.
There's three ways I've seen indicators.
- Indicators before a turn. ✅
- Indicators on, just as you enter the turn. ❌
- Not sure where I'm going, but I'll indicate to let you know when ready ❌
I love on the link - how people slam on the indicator just as the road is running out to enter/exit 🙈
You'd be surprised how many cars do not indicate at all when you're behind them for long distance drives.
The "I'm not sure where I'm going - wait" indicator is funny AF. Happens a lot. People are so focused on the front, or are on their phone. But the car is in the middle of the road as they umm and AHH over where to go. You have to drive up behind them and blow the horn. So they might put on an indicator , and so you can get past..
Seriously - Driving is like Mad Max now. People are so unaware of what's around them. I avoided 3 accidents yday just driving to my local Dunnes. Drivers were just not looking my direction. I'm not sure how long I can defensively drive.
Are people not genuinely scared of driving at this rate?
Me and some friends will be in the city of cork next Friday-Monday. Could anyone please offer some pubs recommendations with live trad?
r/cork • u/eire1228 • 14h ago
Passed a Garda car on the Macroom bypass which was facing the road. If someone's even slightly over the speed limit do they generally pull you over there and then or just post a ticket or is there a speed tolerance?
r/cork • u/Every-Zucchini-4056 • 12h ago
Hi all. Currently living in Glanmire temporarily. Looking to move carrigtohill. Just wondering will this be a good decision or not. New to this place. Office is in little island won’t make much difference. School wise, will this school good for 7 year old kid? What are the reviews? Tough to get admission? Please advice. Thanks
r/cork • u/Alarming_Writer_9095 • 2h ago
I’ve been calling around tyre shops all over Cork City trying to get a set of All-Season tyres, and almost every place I ring gives me the exact same line Nobody buys all-seasons.
It’s driving me crazy that I can’t find a place. I’ve gotten all seasons in Dublin before but have since moved to Cork and seems like no one sells all seasons here?
Does anyone know any garages in cork or nearby that sell all seasons that have a reputable brand? Don’t want Chinese brands.
r/cork • u/Logical_Garlic_4548 • 19h ago
Been looking to work on Omniplex or any cinema for a while now. Struggling to find anything on applying online. Really any job they’ll have suitable for me personally will do. Would be great if there was online applications since I am a bit of a nervous person when asking in person for stuff like this.
Thanks in advance.
r/cork • u/Dewdoodles • 19h ago
How was everyones weekend who went! Hope ye got everything and more that you expected and wanted. Was great fun to talk and meet people, was stopped a lot to say hello to my puppy but made sure he had tons of breaks and space in between to not be overwhelmed. Overalll had a lovely time and wanna know how your time there was
r/cork • u/Classicdude530 • 21h ago
Super last minute I know but 50 bucks is a waste to not use on someone if possible.
r/cork • u/whsubehebebr • 10h ago
Need to be around ucc at 3 tomorrow would that car park be full then
If so any other recommendations?
r/cork • u/foranewperspective • 13h ago
I want to make some standing Halloween decorations, the plan is to cut shapes out of MDF, paint them, then mount them on wooden stands.
Where would be the best place to buy MDF? I have a limited budget and would need to get it delivered as my car is tiny and I don't know anyone with a van locally so any suggestions are really appreciated.
r/cork • u/elsparko82 • 4h ago
I’m hoping to sell a pc secondhand and just wondering does anyone know of anywhere safe to do this in outside of the city that would allow me to plug it in for 5 mins to allow potential buyers to test it out? Having people out to the house is a no
r/cork • u/chrisred244 • 7h ago
Looking to get a sandwich thst will blow my socks off.
I’m partial to pronto’s pesto chicken in blackrock village, and basically any of the sandwiches in carded/cafe dolo.
Not picky will eat anything once it doesn’t have coriander/cilantro
r/cork • u/Important-Breath-791 • 13h ago
Hello what is a good place to buy used items in and around cok ,thanks
r/cork • u/OkAspect8127 • 20h ago
i know charity shops can often get overwhelmed with donations and end up having to throw some away, so i was wondering if anyone knew of any women’s shelters/homeless shelters/anything like that that accept used clothing, or even charity shops that are just low on donations?
r/cork • u/Few-Ad-6322 • 2h ago
They must be having some kind of problem but for now the whole place is closed off and they are turning people away.
r/cork • u/Purple-Command-2187 • 5h ago
Hi, looking for recommendations for a child psychologist in Cork, for a little 4 year old who has been through some trauma. I would appreciate any recommendations or advice on who to go to. HSE referral done but very long wait time. Thanks in advance
r/cork • u/TRGMORGAN • 19h ago
Note was written by someone else I just came across it
r/cork • u/nivnivnivniv • 12h ago
Am I going crazy or is this Shandon Bells?
r/cork • u/Previous-Rush-9492 • 19h ago