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THIS IS WHAT Temple Bar looks like on St. Patrick’s Day.
As you can see, it’s a sea of novelty green hats, grim ginger wigs and pints.
So many pints.
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It’s basically carnage.
And as St. Patrick’s Day approaches, SuperValu have put up this sign in some of its Dublin branches reminding people to enjoy themselves, but to be sound.
The message is simple: raise a glass, but don’t lower the tone by drinking on the street in Temple Bar. The sign was spotted in the Aston Quay branch of the supermarket.
Saturday 9 November, 2024
Saturday 9 November, 2024
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SuperValu has some solid advice for Dubliners this St. Patrick's Day
THIS IS WHAT Temple Bar looks like on St. Patrick’s Day.
As you can see, it’s a sea of novelty green hats, grim ginger wigs and pints.
So many pints.
It’s basically carnage.
And as St. Patrick’s Day approaches, SuperValu have put up this sign in some of its Dublin branches reminding people to enjoy themselves, but to be sound.
The message is simple: raise a glass, but don’t lower the tone by drinking on the street in Temple Bar. The sign was spotted in the Aston Quay branch of the supermarket.
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Advice worth heeding, if you ask us.
(h/t Aidan Hanratty)
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