Wednesday 14 November, 2018
If I had the money, I’d love to go to the CRO and register the following companies:
“Assemblée nationale”
“République française”
“Sarkozy”
“Bruni”
“Français”
just to see how they’d react.
I suppose they can’t talk about French cooking on air anymore in case they give free advertising to “Cuisine de France”.
Les crétins.
The ban is in line with a nearly 20-year-old law that says mentioning such services is an act of advertising. It has been criticised as ridiculous in some quarters.
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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?
Poll Results:
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REPLIES
Well said!