Brexit.

[Milltown Row2]

Good debate on RTÉ radio 1 now, Jeffrey Donaldson, Gerry Adams, Stephen Donnelly and Charlie Flanagan.
Jeffrey not admitting that NI is in some economic difficulty post Brexit, he must have been listening to Miltown Row.

See ! Nothing wrong, everyone still spending using their IPhones driving new cars and going on holidays!! Enjoy your life armaghniac, you're a long time dead

[seafoid]

Good debate on RTÉ radio 1 now, Jeffrey Donaldson, Gerry Adams, Stephen Donnelly and Charlie Flanagan.
Jeffrey not admitting that NI is in some economic difficulty post Brexit, he must have been listening to Miltown Row.

See ! Nothing wrong, everyone still spending using their IPhones driving new cars and going on holidays!! Enjoy your life armaghniac, you're a long time dead

It depends what money they are spending, MR. If it's debt or savings it is not sustainable.

[Milltown Row2]

Good debate on RTÉ radio 1 now, Jeffrey Donaldson, Gerry Adams, Stephen Donnelly and Charlie Flanagan.
Jeffrey not admitting that NI is in some economic difficulty post Brexit, he must have been listening to Miltown Row.

See ! Nothing wrong, everyone still spending using their IPhones driving new cars and going on holidays!! Enjoy your life armaghniac, you're a long time dead

It depends what money they are spending, MR. If it's debt or savings it is not sustainable.

I'd say it's their current wages like most people I'd imagine

[seafoid]

Good debate on RTÉ radio 1 now, Jeffrey Donaldson, Gerry Adams, Stephen Donnelly and Charlie Flanagan.
Jeffrey not admitting that NI is in some economic difficulty post Brexit, he must have been listening to Miltown Row.

See ! Nothing wrong, everyone still spending using their IPhones driving new cars and going on holidays!! Enjoy your life armaghniac, you're a long time dead

It depends what money they are spending, MR. If it's debt or savings it is not sustainable.

I'd say it's their current wages like most people I'd imagine

Wages haven't been growing as fast as spending , unfortunately

[Milltown Row2]

Well you can't get loans as easy nowadays and credit cards aren't handed out like they were before... wages are what they are, some people earn more than others but it hasn't stopped people heading out to town, hotels being built and capacity of hotels in Belfast is full at weekends...

I'll be down your way seafoid over Easter, great deal and hopefully prop up the southern economy 

[OgraAnDun]

Well you can't get loans as easy nowadays and credit cards aren't handed out like they were before... wages are what they are, some people earn more than others but it hasn't stopped people heading out to town, hotels being built and capacity of hotels in Belfast is full at weekends...

I'll be down your way seafoid over Easter, great deal and hopefully prop up the southern economy 

How many of them are from the north?

[Milltown Row2]

Well you can't get loans as easy nowadays and credit cards aren't handed out like they were before... wages are what they are, some people earn more than others but it hasn't stopped people heading out to town, hotels being built and capacity of hotels in Belfast is full at weekends...

I'll be down your way seafoid over Easter, great deal and hopefully prop up the southern economy 

How many of them are from the north?

I'd say a fair few, I work near the merchant and at the back of the premier inn... most people are from ni I'd say based on their accents but the point being the places are full which in turn generates money revenue and keeps businesses going be they bars eateries hotels suppliers and staff! RiverHouse in high street is getting turned into a hotel at the minute with bars restaurants all added into it, plus the area is being made into a pedestrian area...

[Denn Forever]

Well you can't get loans as easy nowadays and credit cards aren't handed out like they were before... wages are what they are, some people earn more than others but it hasn't stopped people heading out to town, hotels being built and capacity of hotels in Belfast is full at weekends...

I'll be down your way seafoid over Easter, great deal and hopefully prop up the southern economy 

How many of them are from the north?

Watch your speed.

[seafoid]

Belfast has fewer hotel rooms per head of population than cities in the south.

[Milltown Row2]

Belfast has fewer hotel rooms per head of population than cities in the south.

That's why they are building more, more work for construction workers too, flip it's a win win

[Milltown Row2]

Belfast has fewer hotel rooms per head of population than cities in the south.

http://www.meetpie.com/Modules/NewsModule/newsdetails.aspx?newsid=22348

[seafoid]

Brexit gets personal

http://www.independent.ie/business/brexit/hbs-iceberger-is-latest-casualty-of-brexit-35584273.html

Annette Curtain
April 1 2017 2:30 AM

Ice cream producer HB has said Brexit and changing diets are behind the decision to axe the 'Iceberger'.
With the price of flour expected to rise after the UK makes its exit from the EU, the cost of the Iceberger biscuit is too much for HB to cover. Another reason is the rise of lactose- and gluten-free diets - an enemy of the popular ice cream sandwich.
A HB source told the Irish Independent: "The reality is the Iceberger survived ten years of recession from 2007 - but the double whammy of Brexit and the gluten-free/lactose-free diets means the end. In the same way the smartphone has challenged the media and information landscape, the NutriBullet has more or less finished off the Iceberger."
Last night, a HB spokesperson said there is enough Iceberger stock to last until June.
"It's with regret that we say goodbye to this all-time classic - the decision to de-list Iceberger is one we know will sadden ice cream lovers across Ireland.
"Icebergers will be available in select stores nationwide for a limited time only."
Two weeks ago, the millers association for the UK and Ireland warned the price of bread could rise by 10 cent after Brexit.

[armaghniac]

After noon on the First April these links are not funny.

[Milltown Row2]

Brexit gets personal

http://www.independent.ie/business/brexit/hbs-iceberger-is-latest-casualty-of-brexit-35584273.html

Annette Curtain
April 1 2017 2:30 AM

Ice cream producer HB has said Brexit and changing diets are behind the decision to axe the 'Iceberger'.
With the price of flour expected to rise after the UK makes its exit from the EU, the cost of the Iceberger biscuit is too much for HB to cover. Another reason is the rise of lactose- and gluten-free diets - an enemy of the popular ice cream sandwich.
A HB source told the Irish Independent: "The reality is the Iceberger survived ten years of recession from 2007 - but the double whammy of Brexit and the gluten-free/lactose-free diets means the end. In the same way the smartphone has challenged the media and information landscape, the NutriBullet has more or less finished off the Iceberger."
Last night, a HB spokesperson said there is enough Iceberger stock to last until June.
"It's with regret that we say goodbye to this all-time classic - the decision to de-list Iceberger is one we know will sadden ice cream lovers across Ireland.
"Icebergers will be available in select stores nationwide for a limited time only."
Two weeks ago, the millers association for the UK and Ireland warned the price of bread could rise by 10 cent after Brexit.

Less bread in your diet is a good thing

[imtommygunn]

This gibraltar thing really shaking some brits up. May should be prepared to go to war over gibraltar according to michael howard in the telegraph.

Muppets. The colonial superiority complex far from gone in some of them.

The media in the uk really going down a bad path these days.