the loan to ireland. has it lowered prices YET?

moneyman22

Hoping next year to take a two 20 euros notes to dublin and drink guiness all weekend. I'm gonna walk up to the bar and say something like" i want to start a tab, i want 15 pints of Guiness. Here's 20 euros and I want change"


:beer::beer::beer:

should be alright eh?

nw_man

:rotfl:Here we go again people :rotfl:

moneyman22

nw_man wrote: »

:rotfl:Here we go again people :rotfl:

yup dublin here I come.

this thread keeps disapearing for some reason!


5 euro note should be enough to get legless on friday night in temple bar :beer::beer::beer::beer:

moneyman22

drinks are on me when we go:j

moneyman22

hmmm creamy head on my pint of guiness. only cost me 30c.

That's the future, go bust ireland please:D :beer::beer::beer:

moneyman22

pour me a draft ale and a guiness barman :beer::beer:

Leper

What are you talking about? €20 for 15 pints. All you need is €10 for 20 pints and you will have plenty of change to gamble on the horses.

Bob_the_Saver

http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/ikearsquos-dublin-store-is-the-most-profitable-in-europe-2668873.html

Prices won't fall whilst they KEEP ON SPENDING, they still haven't got it!

Nobjocki

It's a very simple economic equation.

Ireland is borrowing money from the IMF/EU to pay its overstaffed public sector amongst the highest wages in Europe so they can carry on spending money to keep the country afloat.

The private sector, meanwhile, is expected to bear the brunt of the increased taxes demanded by the EU/IMF as their price for lending the money.

Yes, I know what you're thinking ... it's the economics of the madhouse.

But the same thing is being demanded of Greece and soon Spain will follow suit and eventually the whole house of cards that is the Euro will come crashing down.

And yes, the Irish still haven't a clue how serious their plight is.

moneyman22

so i need to go to a public sector pub for cheep guiness? :beer:

moneyman22

Mmmmmmmmmm black gold