@ruaxiii.bsky.social
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Just a reminder to never use Euronet ATMs. They're basically a scam. Got charged €55.95 for a €50 withdrawal
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That auto dubbing feature on Youtube is horrible
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I'd love to have provided some screenshots for clarity but the function is disabled while using the app for security reasons..

Anyway, if I can't get the issue sorted I'll be closing my account.

Revolut hasn't had any issue with my Irish address to date.
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Unfortunately, N26 doesn't seem to have a presence on this site. I've yet to contact them about this but I will tomorrow and post anything I hear back.

But it very much appears that addresses in Irish are now non grata.
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Keep in mind, this is a perfectly valid address. It's exactly as found on eircode.ie.

The address (in Irish) did pop up for the street over, however.

Out of curiosity, I clicked on it and saw that as soon as I had selected it in Irish, it reverted to the English name in the address field.
Eircode | Location Codes - Postcode Finder - Postcode Ireland
Eircode will help the public, businesses and public bodies to locate every individual address in the State. Visit today to learn more.
eircode.ie
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The address entry used to just be a free text field, and I entered the address as Gaeilge as I often do.

But this time they've implemented one of those 'your address pops up as you type' kind of systems.

Okay, so I start typing the address again. Not found.
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Well the online bank N26 decided it's time for me to verify that my details are still up to date - I have until early December or my account will be suspended. Fair enough, I go in to double check them.

Suddenly, the address that I have registered on my account isn't 'valid' anymore.
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I swear I've heard English people refer to the ground i.e. the surface beneath your feet when outside as 'the floor'

This is always particularly jarring to hear
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English terms that will never not sound wrong to me (probably part 1, will add more as I come across them)

'On' accident

Addicting

Oftentimes
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I've never looked into the origin of the Irish Saileach but I'd imagine there is a link with Salix - maybe both from a similar root word. And that Salicylic Acid derives from the Latin Salix
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It's from Irish Saileach/Sailí
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I much prefer L1, L2 etc.
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Lovely weather so far here today, enjoy it!
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Cén leabhar é seo? Cuma dheas air
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The Backrooms of housing
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Is suimiúil nach léiríonn an ainm san aibítir Chóiréise (앙 투어 솔레) fuaimniú ceart na Gaeilge. Tá sé scríofa mar teanga cosúil leis an bhFraincís atá ann
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Agus mé ag breathnaigh thart E-Mart Traders (ollmhargadh de shaghas Costco anseo insan Chóire Theas) le déanaí cuireadh iontas orm nuair a tháinig mé ar cháis agus ainm breá Gaelach uirthi
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These bike stands I saw today in Seoul definitely made me do a double take - very aesthetically pleasing and rather unique
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Great, now do it all the way to Heuston le bhur dtoil.
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Well, Americans can be glad that one of the most pressing issues facing their country has been taken care of.