Hard to swallow

PUBS do indeed deserve their woeful days after the merry nights of ripping off their customers during the Celtic Tiger.

Hard to swallow
Mon, 31 Aug, 2009 - 01:00
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I am still reeling from the €18 I was charged for three gins and tonics in a central Dublin bar in February 2004.

Dr Florence Craven

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