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the loan to ireland. has it lowered prices YET?

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  • moneyman22
    moneyman22 Posts: 349 Forumite
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    nawwww. dublin is ireland
  • adouglasmhor
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    moneyman22 wrote: »
    nawwww. dublin is ireland

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  • moneyman22
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    when will the price drop in temple bar?
  • moneyman22
    moneyman22 Posts: 349 Forumite
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    i heard they put the prices up during the night.
  • moneyman22
    moneyman22 Posts: 349 Forumite
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    pour me one
  • gildius
    gildius Posts: 299 Forumite
    I went to temple bar once - I got Guinness (because it is AWESOME) and my friend got vodka and coke. The Guinness was by far the cheaper drink.

    Making me jealous!
  • adouglasmhor
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    Actualy it's lowered house prices!
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  • Bob_the_Saver
    Bob_the_Saver Posts: 5,610 Forumite
    adouglasmhor wrote: »
    They have Guiness and music in Cork and better Indian restaurants.

    Don't think so.
  • adouglasmhor
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    Bob_the_Saver wrote: »
    Don't think so.



    Certainly better than Dublin, did you think I was meaning Leeds, Glasgow, Birmingham, Brick lane or any of the other traditional homes of sub-continental cuisine?
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  • Bob_the_Saver
    Bob_the_Saver Posts: 5,610 Forumite
    edited 24 July 2012 at 11:10PM
    adouglasmhor wrote: »
    Certainly better than Dublin, did you think I was meaning Leeds, Glasgow, Birmingham, Brick lane or any of the other traditional homes of sub-continental cuisine?

    I mean as someone who has travelled in India about 30 times for up to 6 months at a time,top to bottom side to side, the 'Indian food' I have experienced in various restaurants in Cork (where I go several times each year) has without exception been dire, over-rated, too expensive and lacking in any subtle flavours whatsoever.

    And that's only their good points, I would rather eat on Ryanair!!!!!!

    If you know of a GOOD Indian restaurant in Cork (I wish) feel free to PM me and I'll take a look in a few weeks unless I've tried it before.
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