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Sunday 7 March 2021
This is the telly everyone will be talking about tomorrow.
All the day’s celebrity filth.
This is the telly everyone will be talking about tomorrow.
It’s definitely tonight’s afterparty.
Some will win, some will lose.
Like putty in his hand.
There’s a rake of shows, movies, and documentaries to watch this Paddy’s weekend.
Some will win, some will lose.
Leo’s partner is making headlines.
Some will win, some will lose.
This is the telly everyone will be talking about tomorrow.
Because you’re an adult now.
Some will win, some will lose.
The hostless ceremony produced a shock or two.
Another year, another collection of lovely dresses.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year.
Some will win, some will lose.
It’s like a really shiny version of First Dates.
We have you covered.
Aldi is giving GlamGlow a low-cost challenge.
Some will win, some will lose.
‘He asked me if I wanted to go to a wedding with him the next month’.
Some will win, some will lose.
Can someone get James a bit of confidence please.
Some will win, some will lose.
Some will win, some will lose.
Some will win, some will lose.
Some will win, some will lose.
The main reason we watch.
Entertain your mind for a sec.
The booziest ceremony takes place tonight.
Some will win, some will lose.
TRANSPORT COMPANY BOLT is hoping to create over 130 jobs through the rollout of e-scooters in Irish cities.
Bolt launched a taxi-hailing service in Dublin last year and now plans to create a multi-model transport platform, where the public can choose between a car, e-scooter or an e-bike.
At present, e-scooters are currently not regulated in Ireland. There is no specific law covering them.
They are considered to be mechanically-propelled vehicles, which means that if they are used in public places users must hold a licence and insurance.
However, the current government is now planning on regulating their use.
So, today we want to know… Should e-scooters be allowed drive on Irish roads?
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