Our strange sense of priorities will always put pigs before people

BOY, was my local shop on the ball on Sunday morning.

Our strange sense of priorities will always put pigs before people

I was there at 8am, waiting for the croissants to come out of the oven. It may be a small thing, but it really is one of the great pleasures of modern Irish life — and to be treasured in a recession — that shops are able to open so early and to supply freshly-baked bread at that hour of the morning.

It’s one of the things we’re really going to miss when all our immigrants go home, isn’t it? But anyway, as a good citizen, I was ready to alert them in case they hadn’t seen the news the night before.

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