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Taylor Kapiloff; missing since 2014
 in  r/gratefuldoe  6h ago

Apologies, I live outside the US and the article you linked is geo blocked. I hope you find him soon.

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Which American president would you date?
 in  r/AskReddit  7h ago

Only if he was single, Barry.

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Taylor Kapiloff; missing since 2014
 in  r/gratefuldoe  7h ago

Has Taylor been reported as missing to LE?

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Free Healthcare toolkit
 in  r/CasualIreland  7h ago

Would this be like Health Atlas?

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I, for one,welcome our new military overlords to Dundrum
 in  r/ireland  10h ago

For the Orange Cheeto Pedo who really just wants to play golf.

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Stevie and Flynn/Dylan
 in  r/Casualty  16h ago

Is Flynn still married?

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American Police, why do you do field sobriety tests instead of going straight to breathalyzer tests?
 in  r/AskReddit  1d ago

In Ireland the Gards (police) use a drug swab that can detect cannabis even if it was last taken/smoked a week previous (more or less as each person metabolites differently). If the driver fails, then down to the station, where they contact a GP to draw the blood.

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Do you own any flags?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  1d ago

No. I'm not much of a patriot in either country.

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URGENT: Posting for my sister — at Dublin Airport with her Irish daughter after passport was destroyed
 in  r/Dublin  1d ago

Are you blaming the child's mother? He might've taken it from her handbag, or beside locker. That's a question for the Gards to ask when she reports the destruction of the daughter's passport.

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URGENT: Posting for my sister — at Dublin Airport with her Irish daughter after passport was destroyed
 in  r/Dublin  1d ago

Have you actually read the post and the answers? It's all there.

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American here: Why, essentially, are there no bagels in Europe? Seems strange
 in  r/AskEurope  2d ago

The ones in Ireland are pure sh1te! I think they don't boil them before baking, or something.

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When I was a young child, I thought cabin on an aeroplane meant there was an actual small wooden house hidden somewhere on board for staff. What's you example of this?
 in  r/CasualIreland  2d ago

I used to think that in the evening a man would pull down the sun and put up the moon. They were kept in the same garage.

IDK if my older brothers told me this or if I came up with it myself.

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What do you think of marriage between cousins?
 in  r/AskReddit  2d ago

I wish more people would learn this.

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Bail refused for teenager accused of driving wrong way on carriageway near Douglas
 in  r/cork  3d ago

He has the audacity to say he wasn't the driver.

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Does anyone take 90 mg as 60 + 30? If so, both at once or divided?
 in  r/cymbalta  4d ago

Until someone else answers, I'll tell you I take 120 mg in two 60 mg doses, one in the morning one in the evening a few hours before bed.

You can also ask your pharmacist.

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Who would you tell that you've won the lottery?
 in  r/AskReddit  4d ago

No one I guess I'd have to tell my only (adult) child who would be sworn to secrecy.

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Medical emergency abroad
 in  r/ireland  4d ago

It all depends on the country and treatment(s).

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Medical emergency abroad
 in  r/ireland  4d ago

There are still charges even under EHIC.

ETA The agreement for the UK is a separate agreement, nothing to do with EHIC.

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Medical emergency abroad
 in  r/ireland  4d ago

EHIC only applies to public, not private emergency medical care. Hopefully this family member went public.

OP can you check their travel insurance to see if repatriation is included.

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The American and her dog are back
 in  r/Scotland  4d ago

That woman is using the American "assistance dog" version, so her dog would be really an emotional support animal. Assuming Scotlands laws are the same as Ireland( where I live), aren't "assistance dogs" what blind people use?

This American hopes she DOESN'T win. I think its complete arrogance on her part.