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Thursday 18 August 2022
Cheeseburgers are off the McDonald’s US Happy Meal menu – but Ireland hasn’t followed suit.
The new McVatican comes with a side order of outrage.
Still, McDonald’s noted that it was the fourth straight quarter in which comparable-store sales rose in the US, despite “softening industry growth”.
Emmet McAuley was subsequently apprehended by the shop owner who pursued him on foot.
Another was told to put mustard on a burn that required morphine.
And will it?
The restaurant has today released its figures for the 2014 period.
“Do you want extra controversy with that?”
Customers have been restricted to small portions of fries.
McDonald’s says they’ll bring 60 jobs and €2 million with them.
Has the US love affair with fast food come to an end? Not quite – but consumers are starting to turn away from burger chains.
Members of the Irish Farmer’s Association gathered outside the McDonald’s in Kilkenny to protest cuts to their income.
The employee responsible for the incident was later fired.
Both immediately stopped using meat from the supplier once the revelations emerged.
Would you like one million dollars with that?
McDonald’s says that while its sales have held up, its overall operating income is beginning to take a hit.
Dublin City Council refuses permission for a new outlet in Temple Bar Square, saying the outlet would hit the area’s “dignity”.
THERE HAS BEEN a lot of discussion around renting across the country lately.
The Tánaiste said yesterday that Budget day is not the only time the Government can take action in the rental sector.
There have been a number of reports over the past week that both tax breaks for landlords and help for renters might feature in September’s Budget.
Prospective tenants at a recent house viewing in Dublin described the “demoralising” situation looking for rental properties after they waited over an hour with dozens of other people to view a house in Drumcondra.
Recent figures from Daft.ie show that the number of homes available to rent has dropped to an all-time low while the rate of inflation in prices climbed to its highest level in at least 15 years.
So today we’re asking: How much do you pay a month in rent?
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The security analyst assesses Putin’s use of nuclear power as a weapon of war.
Rain and a thunderstorm this afternoon
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Clouds and sun with a shower; breezy
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Min: 11 °C
