Wednesday 14 November, 2018
@norman hunter
Well said about the blood issue.he was was proven to be cruel in that case.This issue was a disgrace and yet again all the spoof spin technical discussions reengineering medium term position papers jargon in relation to the the anglo notes are what this government are about.
Disgrace and a plague on all our houses.
The meeting with Francois Baroin is billed as a St Patrick’s Day event, but the talks on the Anglo notes will likely be raised.
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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.
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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