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What's the best instant coffee in Ireland?

I bought a horrible supermarket coffee today for 4.40 and had to wait half an hour to drink it .

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u/CDfm — 17 days ago
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Meet the long-forgotten woman behind the Irish Tricolour - Emilia Eleanor Hamilton , from Fairview, Dublin, 1830.

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u/CDfm — 24 days ago
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“All women become like their mothers. That is their tragedy. No man does, and that is his.” said Oscar Wilde and it's provably wrong by evidence of his own life .

Anyway, in 1857 Lady Jane Wilde , mother of Oscar became embroiled in a spat with Mary Travers a patient of her husband which ended up in a libel trial. It resulted in a huge financial hit for the Wildes.

In 1895 Oscar Wilde became involved in a criminal libel trial that he brought against the Marquee of Queensbury. We all know the outcome of that trial.

> “All women become like their mothers. That is their tragedy. No man does, and that is his.”

Thus proving Oscar Wilde was like his mother.

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u/CDfm — 1 month ago