Tuesday 13 November, 2018
There is no way that this government will see another term they will be lucky if they see out 2016
With just over a week to go, we’re getting excited.
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THE AMERICAN RETAIL phenomenon Black Friday has gradually crept into the Irish marketplace, both in stores and online, in recent years.Â
The day of flash sales – when retailers slash prices – takes place this year on Friday 23 November, ahead of the festive season.
Considering Irish consumers spent over €1.3 billion on internet shopping last year, there will most likely be some bargain hunters on the lookout.
So, today we’re asking: Will you be shopping this Black Friday?
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They’ll get to 2016 and beyond. The Irish have very short term memories. A neutral budget this year, a nice one next year that gives us an extra few euro each month with the promise of more to come and we’ll lap it up and forget all about the property tax and water charges. FF did it for years.
Aaron that’s what they’re hoping for, but FG might get back in but Labour have too many waiting the long grass to nail them for the lies they told.
Labour won’t, but FG will get back in handy enough, with who though.
I’m guessing Sinn Fein
“Forget all about the property tax and water charges”. Thank’s for reminding me about something that I don’t need reminding of !
By the time the election roles around we’ll all be seeing our actual water bills and be feeling the lpt. The budget gives with one hand and takes with the other.
So FG getting back in, IMO, won’t be a landslide by any means. We might even have a rainbow govt.