Still being ripped off

HOW can Ireland recover when we’re still being ripped off?

Still being ripped off
Fri, 06 May, 2011 - 01:00
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On a recent trip to London I bought a dress for £50. On the tag it read €76. The dress was too big so I brought it back when I returned home and got in return €62.50. How can there be €13.50 in the difference? It has made me think twice before shopping.

Lorraine O’Keeffe

Youghal

Co Cork

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