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this post was submitted on 10 Sep 2023
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Dia dhuit agus failte! I am creating this community because I really liked /r/Ireland, but the decisions that Reddit admins have made regarding API access and the frankly awful way they have treated third party developers and the wider user base have left me wanting an alternative.
Simply put, the worst part about /r/Ireland was Reddit and the direction the company was going in.
So with that said, here is an alternative. A community for the island of Ireland, a place for Ireland and Irish people. I hope to enable discussion about news & current events, where people can ask questions, share memes, and just for general good craic and good vibes. Memes, shitposts, questions, discussions and news are all welcome.
I would ask people to not take the piss please, and if ye are going to post articles, please don't post paywalled ones.
Anyway, suggestions welcome. I hope you enjoy this community.
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Their site claims that they are moving to a new location and I can't view the components on their website either. Is there any other alternative?
Sorry, I didn't see that they were moving. I don't really know any other brick & mortar stores in Dublin for PC Components anymore.
I know you're looking for a physical store but you should check out GPU Tracker. You'll generally pay more for components from Irish companies than you will on the continent.
Even with extra shipping when buying on the continent?
Also I wanted to ask how significant is the black friday sale? As in what's the average discount in %?