Proudly serving Naas, Eadestown & anywhere the lads are stranded
Ireland's most reluctant ride-sharing service.
One driver. Zero enthusiasm. Five stars.
Requests subject to refusal. All requests are refused.
Enter your trip details. Our driver will consider it. Briefly.
📍 Doing loops of Eadestown for the step count…
9,214 / 10,000 steps — he is not getting in the car until this is done
One Kia. Immaculate. Climate control set to his preference, not yours.
€0 — he won't take your money, he'll just remember
Six lads, three pickup points, one county, 2am. Completed in total silence.
€0 + lifelong debt
Premium tier. Driver arrives in full costume. Availability: one weekend only, June 2026.
Priceless
He stays home. You stay home. Nobody goes anywhere. Our most popular service.
Free, forever
Every review verified. Every rating five stars. We don't know how either.
When you find the one, you commit.
No.
You can. Watch him recoil. He has the gym in the morning. He always has the gym in the morning.
Check the step count above. He's close. Let him finish.
Refunds were permanently discontinued following the bass amp incident. He knows what he did. (It was Ian. Ian knows what he did.)
Legally, we're required to say no. He'd say no anyway. He says no to everything.
Bass. Sort of.
The jobs take as long as the jobs take. The garden won't do itself. The bins won't bring themselves out. Your trip will resume shortly.
No. Driver unavailable — he's marrying Olivia. He poked her sister on Facebook once and it escalated beautifully. He's also becoming Ian's brother-in-law, which means he is never, ever getting rid of him.
Every Ober ride is recorded. For insurance purposes. And for this exact moment.
OBER will be offline 19–21 June 2026.
For one weekend only, the driver becomes the passenger.
Lemon costume mandatory. Resistance is expected and will be ignored.
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