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Coming soon to a George’s Street near you, it promises to be “fashionable without being a slave to it, arty without being pretentious and classical without being dated”.
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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12 signs Dublin is really and truly losing the run of itself
WE’RE NOT AT cereal café levels yet, but we’re not far off…
1. Whatever happened to a short back and sides?
Spotted at the Green Rooster barbershop on Fleet Street.
2. New and hip restaurants coming out our ears
Like Porndog with its pricy gourmet hotdogs and €20 Dog’s Bollocks cocktail, which comes in a hip flask in a cigar box.
3. And The Chelsea Drugstore
Coming soon to a George’s Street near you, it promises to be “fashionable without being a slave to it, arty without being pretentious and classical without being dated”.
Yeah yeah, can we wear runners or what?
4. And not forgetting:
What is a New York-Italian-Irish restaurant? WHEN WILL THE MADNESS END?
5. Juggle-walking spotted from the Luas
JUGGLE-WALKING! JOGGLING!
6. Fizzy crisps
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Apparently they “taste like jam and look like they were found under a table at a 21st”.
7. Someone at Lovin Dublin took agin the 3-in-1
YOU MAY TAKE OUR LIVES, etc.
8. This lunch cost €21
9. And this breakfast cost €16. COLD breakfast
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Not even a hot sausage in your hand :(
10. And don’t even mention the wine
Nigh on €11 for a glass. It would CHOKE us.
11. Nissan Micra trade-in anyone?
12. Bedroom near the kitchen? No problem!
A mere €650 on Leinster Road a few months back.
Is this man Ireland’s soundest taxi driver?
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