A rough look at the size of each county’s reddit communities. Shoutout to the lone ranger keeping r/longford afloat.
A rough look at the size of each county’s reddit communities. Shoutout to the lone ranger keeping r/longford afloat.
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r/Leitrim is just a bunch of Dubliners wondering if Leitrim is actually fake.
Wait! There are ones other than Dublin?
I wonder if Eoin Casey is one of the 2 in Tyrone?
What’s really keeping these alive are people looking for houses/moving advice
When i saw R/Longford….
“Hello darkness my old friend”
r/Longford looks like it was only set up 14 days ago to be fair to it
Laois. Laois. Laois. Laois. Laois.
And he was only there to look for directions on how to get away from there.
Jaysus, very popular in Waterford or is that just where the Irish bots identify as from?
According to my best mate John, Longford doesn’t exist so…..
Few sketchy posts on the Cavan one…
r/Belfast is hardly a sub for County Antrim.
Conspiracy theory:
You’ve never met anyone from Leitrim. But Leitrim kids always won the Den’s competitions.
Leitrim exists so the Den can say little Sean from Leitrim won the competition but not actually pay anything out. As noone knows anyone from Leitrim so can’t confirm.
Its all about the city really. Shouldn’t /r/down get to share /r/belfast
I’d say most of the users of /r/cork are from the city which has much smaller population than the county.
Never knew there was a Donegal sub
Longford climbing in the ranks, leaving Tyrone as bottom placed
Ah, what the hell, I’ll join r/Longford.
EDIT: there’s _two_ of us now 👍
I’m sure that a large number of people from East and South Belfast, out as far as Carryduff and Dundonald, would identify with r/belfast more than with r/countydown
r/Longford is just Simey O’ Donnell threathing people.
I just joined r/wexford because of this, then checked to see if there was a more localised sub so looked at r/gorey. Don’t visit, some sick images and nothing to do with the town.
I’d like an inquiry into r/kilkenny subscribers numbers . They’ve got 10 times the subscribers of the Tipp sub but the top posts of all time have the same number of upvotes. Something dodgy going on there
I’m from Longford but I may as well just leave it at one member for now!
r/Louth is split because there is apparently a town in England called Louth and sometimes there are posts about their stuff…. Would appreciate some backup!
Waterford – “I loves me subreddit”
As a Belfast bastard, I love r/Donegal – people are lovely there, you see some great pics and the craic’s always great.
It makes me irrationally upset that it’s r/armagh and not r/magh
I’m nearly sure there was at least 3 of us having a conversation about a Monaghan man who has moved to Dungannon recently, so has to be 3 of us!! 😂
Longford for sam.
/r/westcork was shut down.
I feel slighted.
Tipperary reporting in. From now on I am referring to Tipperary exclusively as “the 537”.
One of the latest posts on r/Wexford is a ‘missed connections’ type ad. Poor fella, hope he found who he was looking for.
Unless he’s a murderer, in which case I hope he didn’t.
Jaysis, I did not know there was an r/Monaghan community on here. I thought I had seen it all.
So does this mean 1 out of 7 people in Waterford are on r/waterford?
That seems fairly impressive
Wasn’t r/mayo setup for the sandwich topping and then handed over to mayo people. The about page even says we are great on and sandwich
Someone needs to do this again in a week to see how much each sub has changed, because they will have changed significantly
Let’s get Longford to the top of this leaderboard just like that time ‘A Nation Once Again’ was voted the world’s favourite song. This is your chance to be a part of history like every absolute hero that made that happen
I didn’t even know Laois had a subreddit
When did they bring the internet to Longford? I didn’t even know they’d got landlines there.
(She says from the bustling metropolis of Co.Louth!)