Irish shoppers have been robbed for years

I HAD to laugh recently when I heard a Dublin publican complaining about not being able to lower his price to €4 a pint in the afternoons.

Irish shoppers have been robbed for years
Mon, 31 Aug, 2009 - 01:00
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l have lived in Scotland for the past few years.

A week ago I had a pint of Guinness in a pub in central Glasgow. Cost? £2 (€2.28).

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