Be grateful for small mercies to come

WELL it’s not long to Christmas now and we have the budget to look forward to. As most of the damage to our pockets has already been done, no doubt Santa Charlie will gloss over whatever pittance he throws our way.

Be grateful for small mercies to come
Tue, 04 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

What a wonderful year it has been. Every service under the sun rocketed in price.

Nice ploy. Get all bad news out of the way as quickly as possible, then pretend everything’s not as bad as it seems.

Sure we’re all too stupid to work that one out, aren’t we?

Anthony Woods,

5, Marian Ave,

Ennis,

Co Clare.

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