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RESTAURANTS ACROSS THE country will be packed to the rafters this evening as couples head out for a fancy meal.
Others will be staying in rather than splashing some cash, and of course some won’t be that bothered about Valentine’s Day at all.
For any couple-to-be, the concept of a date is crucial – but once the relationship has begun, can a couple going out for a nice meal or spending quality time together in some formal way be considered a “date”?
We visited this topic in the form of the ever scientific Burning Question back in October, but the heated debate was reignited in TheJournal.ie HQ in the run-up to Valentine’s Day:
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