Ireland's DIY Embarrassment Revealed
New research has revealed the truth about Ireland's DIY skills, and the results are underwhelming.
The study found that Ireland struggles with DIY tasks, with people frequently searching for basic instructions online.
- 'How to change a lightbulb' is searched an average of 5,520 times per month in 2025.
- 'How to use a hammer' and similar terms have an average of 420 monthly searches.
- 'How to unblock a toilet' is searched an average of 1,300 times per month.
- 'How to use a screwdriver' and related terms are searched an average of 310 times each month.
These findings were uncovered by Cork-based furniture builder and fitter Drumm Carpentry, Kitchens & Wardrobes.
No comment from the researchers, but the numbers speak for themselves.
Author's summary: Ireland's DIY skills are lacking, with many searching for basic instructions online.
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