r/IrishCivilService
This is an unofficial subreddit run by users. It’s not connected to any Government department. If you post here, make sure you’re not breaking your work obligations that's your responsibility. Mod note: We’ll remove stuff that breaks these rules and may ban users if needed, especially for anything that could cause legal issues or reflect badly on civil servants in general.
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r/IrishCivilService is a News & Politics subreddit in the World category with 6,389 members. Use this page to track r/IrishCivilService stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
Recent r/IrishCivilService growth: +14 members today (+0.22%) and +78 members this week (+1.24%).
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