What’s the deal with these two crossings by UCC?

An I right in thinking that they’re not official crossings where motorists must give way, that they’re courtesy crossings where pedestrians do not have an automatic right-of-way?

"Tips are not accepted. The city council is sponsoring us"

What are your thoughts on this initiative?

Went to the Lough after seeing so many posts about weird shit always taking place.

Spent plenty of time watching the birds and listening to some audiobooks and eventually went to the cafe nearby to grab a cheeky refreshment.

Finally accepted it's a quiet day down here, and focused on enjoying the scenery. Out comes a muscular, shirtless man (carrying his shirt) running around the Lough screaming a name. I thought his son may have gone missing so I started looking around for a little kid who may have been looking for his parent.

NOPE.

This guy was holding a crack pipe. Turns out the guy he was looking for was directly across the water, so he started swinging his shirt in the hopes that his friend would see him. I'm happy to say they were reunited and are likely enjoying their crack together as we speak.

Lads, 10/10. I'll be going there more often. Such an interesting place.

Seen this house go up 3 times now, once last year with barry auctioneers and then with Jeremy Murphy. Then sale agreed and now back up again with Jeremy Murphy. Just wondering if anyone knows why this house won't sell (from someone who's looking)

It's awful to see the effects climate change is having on their natural habitat. The Paul Street goth population has been completely devastated.

In my day, you couldn't move without bumping into a goth in head-to-toe black, carrying a skateboard and drinking a can of Monster. At any given moment, there would be at least twenty of them sitting on the bike rail outside Tesco, smoking rollies and communicating through obscure band lyrics.

Now, sightings are increasingly rare. Experts say they had migrated to dark corners of the peace park but now that's been destroyed, it was the final nail in the coffin for Cork cities goth population. Now it's feared they've been absorbed into the wider population sustaining themselves on depop.

Cork City Council really needs to begin urgent conservation efforts. Paul Street should be restored to its natural ecosystem, with additional shaded areas where goths can rest without overheating and a protected supply of eyeliner, studded belts and a dedicated piercing artists.

If this fails we must take it into our own hands and start a grassroots breeding programme and see if the habitat is still viable by introducing that one cousin who gives off school shooter vibes.

Future generations deserve to witness the Paul Street goth in the wild, chain smoking in the rain while insisting that nobody understands them.

They have to equally as annoying as the leprechauns. Shouting at people from across the street to come talk to them or walking into their path . Purely unregulated sector who apply guilt with no context !!

Looks like the Food trucks on Paul St. are returning.

I'm personally delighted.

The are blaring their jibberish down by the cruise liner. Unfortunately the passengers love it because it is the only time they will have to listen to it.

Im not in the best state of mind and I think it's largely to do with my loneliness, Im 22M and I just can't seem to meet anyone my age, it's really getting me down man idk what to do

Its wild to me that despite removing the food trucks the bike racks haven't been put back on Paul st. If they insist on taking what few nice things we have in the city they could at least give cyclist back our lock up spot.

The woman who answers the phone is atrocious. Gardai said same about her.
Anyone any dealings when trying to get dog warden for welfare issue in Cork City?
Seems to be no willingness from them over last 3 weeks.

Has anyone living on the North City Link noticed an increase in anti-social behaviour lately? I never really noticed it before but the past three months have been bad. Lots of yelling, interesting characters and needles/bags on the ground. Not complaining just want to see if I’m just being dramatic.

Brilliant news, that appeal should never gone in

I’m the process of making a scale model of the bar formerly known as BDSM, a project which is turning into a right pain in the balls (fittingly, given the name). So I took up a side quest for a friend to make a model of her family home from near Cornmarket st. The actual building no longer exists, it was demolished about 15 years ago to make room for some apartments. Now that I know Google Street view has archives you can go through, planning to make some more older Cork buildings… always open to suggestions for places you’d like to see replicated in mini :)

Does anyone else get panic attacks cycling around this corner?

Last year I nearly landed on someone’s bonnet. Cars don’t realise the cycle lane AND the road goes around to the right and they have to wait to ‘turn’ off down to the Marina market.

Happened again today. Since last year I’m constantly looking over my shoulder as I’m rounding the corner to see if the car is going straight to the marina or not.

(Not having a go at car drivers - the design is just awful).

It must be for businesses who do things properly to have these chancers operating by taking shortcuts.

I've scoured Facebook groups, the dog sitter apps and I haven't been able to find anyone. I work 7.00am-8pm in CUH and it's a constant struggle to find someone to mind my beloved 4 year old cocker spaniel. Would anyone be able to point me in the direction of a dog sitter? Not interested in daycare as they don't open early enough or stay open late enough, also not interested in someone for dog walking. I need someone I can drop my dog to for the day that I know he'll be safe and well cared for. He enjoys the company of other dogs but usually just 1-3 in the house, more than that and he gets overwhelmed and withdrawn. If anyone can point me in the right direction to someone reputable that I could contact, I would greatly appreciate it 🙏🏼💕

Will be closing down in a few months if anyone is looking for a good deal on couches or wardrobes.
40 years in business

I'm wondering if anyone has worked for, or is currently working at, Capita. I have an interview with them soon for a hybrid Customer Service Advisor role, and I'm a newly graduated college student looking to start my career and earn some money.

The role is 37.5 hours per week, with some days working from home. What surprised me is that the salary is only €27,000, which seems quite low compared to other graduate roles I've seen that start at around €30,000.

I've never worked in a call centre before, so I'm not really sure what to expect. One thing I'm worried about is whether the job involves making cold or sales calls. I really don't like scam or unsolicited calls myself, and I wouldn't feel comfortable doing that kind of work.

Can anyone who has worked for Capita tell me what the job is actually like? Is it mainly answering incoming customer calls, or is there a lot of outbound calling and sales involved? I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience before my interview. Thanks!