u/Extreme_Option8150

I’ve searched high and low in shops and online for a bottle of Clontarf 1014 classic blend. My dad had some 15 years ago and loved it, and he’s wanted another taste ever since. I’ve taken on the quest to find him a bottle but I haven’t found anywhere that stocks it.
I’ve reached out to Clontarf whiskey via the email address on their website, as well as Irish Distilleries since they bought the brand fairly recently. Has anyone had any luck with this approach before?

If anyone can point me towards where I can get hold of a bottle or two I’d really appreciate it. I’m in the UK and at this point will travel anywhere in the country to get some.

Thanks!

What are your favourite C-class single or couple word insult?
I’m classing the standard swear words as A-class, words like ‘crap’ as B-class.
C-class are the ones you could call your younger kids, or might use in a lighthearted work email. Words like muppet, spanner, melon. I’m currently dealing with some plums at work so I’m trying to expand my vocabulary

I’ve spent the past 5 years supporting my fiancée through university. She graduates next year, and once she’s settled in a job it’ll be be turn to focus on my career ambitions.

I currently work at a utilities company that does turnkey telecoms works. I work in an office and during my time here (4 years) my role has varied from updating trackers and designing projects on QGIS, to project management and managing engineers. The job is often tedious and I pretty much turn my brain off for the day and trudge through. Occasionally I’ll have a problem to tackle, but they’re usually of my own creation. I.e. I want to do something on Excel/ QGIS that isn’t necessary for the project, but I want to figure something out.

I have a 2:1 degree in geography from a crappy university and grade Cs in my A-Levels. I’m working towards my Prince2 Practitioner qualification because I had some money and thought it might help me out in future.

My ideal job would crucially provide some tangible benefit to society. I’d love to be able to think my work is actually helping to make the world a better place, even if my contribution is minuscule.
Also, it would be great if the job could challenge me intellectually. I enjoy learning and researching so it would be cool if that were part of my role.

I’m just looking for advice or recommendations for a job/career/industry that might tick some of my boxes. International relations is one area I’m currently really interested in, but I don’t know how feasible a career is.

I’m struggling to think of the future after 5 years of mindless work where I don’t think to think ahead of the next day, so any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated.