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Monthly Archives: October 2021
The sheer speed
While it was not the thing that pushed me over the edge, the completely dysfunctional nature of Dublin’s property & accommodation market was certainly a factor in deciding that the place was not a viable place to stay in the … Continue reading
The damage stats
Back in June there was already indications of business throwing in the towel rather than wait indefinitely for lockdown to end, and this includes the Lanigan’s mentioned in the Vaccine Song. The latest report is of 349 pubs closing down … Continue reading