Name one thing that isn’t a ripoff in Ireland?

[Bwana_Dik]

Another one for your list of things that are not a rip off Marky - a night last night out to see The Odyssey in the Arc Cinema for me and the missus for just €7.95 a ticket. Serious value.

And, given the age profile on here - they do a free tea, coffee and biscuits thing for patrons over 60 on a Sunday during the day I think.

Is it rollater friendly (asking for a friend)

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

Tea in the cinema?

 

[WesternDevil]

Dunnes shop & save vouchers is another one - if you manage it right, you get can 20% off your grocery bill - €10 off of every €50 you spend.
Sure, the discount is for your next shop, which can tie you to the place but it's not like they are expensive in the first place.

Breakfast in Dunnes in Bishopstown

 

[Lee Bushwacker]

Nuns underwear?

 

[Heartrate 111]

They do kids meals for like 2euro!
The first time we fed the kids there we thought there was some mistake.

Same thing happened brother who had 3 grankids with him he thought they hadn't charged for their meals but was told there was no mistake ..

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

Is it rollater friendly (asking for a friend)

There's a lift I think at NMS. It's steps up to the screens

 

[Nollaig O Muracu]

Has anyone said the fresh air yet?

But mark my words, some fucker will hoover it all up, bottle it and sell it back to us some day soon.

 

[Nollaig O Muracu]

Entrepreneur sells Irish air in a bottle to help ex-pats 'reconnect with home'

FANCY a whiff of Ireland while locked down across the globe? Entrepreneur Paul Stewart is offering to help the homesick with a promise to sell air from anywhere — for €27 a bottle. The Belfast man …

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Well that's that so ^^^^

 

[steve sanders]

your mam.

 

[Coach and Six]

Cronins in Gouganbarra do a delicious toastie for 8 euro.

Was thinking I could buy a shit load of them, bring them back to the city and flog them for 17e from a horse box.