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u/Larrydog

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The best part of ordering 2 small items from Amazon U.K. is not the new E.U.€3 fee but the fact they also add 23% VAT on top of it, so it's really €3.69 (Amazon Germany is €8 delivery and takes a week to get here compared to 2 days from U.K. so we're fecked either way) "Govern Me Harder"
▲ 306 r/ireland

The best part of ordering 2 small items from Amazon U.K. is not the new E.U.€3 fee but the fact they also add 23% VAT on top of it, so it's really €3.69 (Amazon Germany is €8 delivery and takes a week to get here compared to 2 days from U.K. so we're fecked either way) "Govern Me Harder"

u/Larrydog — 1 day ago
▲ 162 r/ireland

City bound, Naas Dual Carriageway, approaching the Red Cow Inn, 1970s

u/Larrydog — 20 days ago
▲ 222 r/ireland

A good example of a very popular genre of photography in Ireland "Creamy Summer Pints" (O'Dowds, Roundstone, County Galway)

u/Larrydog — 21 days ago
▲ 216 r/ireland

The only west facing harbour on the east coast. Skerries, County Dublin.

u/Larrydog — 22 days ago
▲ 39 r/ireland

The only tea I can brew really dark and strong in the morning without it being bitter(tannins). I've tried 30 other teas the last few years and they all pale in comparison. Irish brand from 1797 "Campbell's Perfect Tea" single origin tea from East Africa.

u/Larrydog — 30 days ago
▲ 92 r/ireland

Thinking about a few nice Pints, back in the legendary summer of 1976. (Blue Stack Mountains, County Donegal)

u/Larrydog — 1 month ago