It’s Monday Mourning & we are in the midst of a Sahara Desert if Shocking Statistics:

sligojoek

Teelings.

Bad line. Bad line

Tommy: Alot of flower shops have an online shop, but I don't.


Well Tommy, maybe get with the times?

Gods Gift

Anti Semitic

Atlantic Dawn

Lol political angle.

McDermotX

Massive chip on this lad's shoulder.

Salt n Vinegar on mine please

sligojoek

Don't like isreali products.

Rory Cowan on line 2.

StaticNoise

Keelings.
Israelis.

He's ticking all of the boxes.

Dan Jaman

Jordan 199 wrote: »

Grown in the arse end of nowhere.

By men with donkeys in the hills of Ardnacrusha, fed by the waters of the Loire and picked by dusky middens.

2smiggy

Keelings flowers from Holland BAD
our flowers from Holland GOOD

this fellow is sorry he rang in I think, an idiot

2smiggy

2smiggy wrote: »

Keelings flowers from Holland BAD
our flowers from Holland GOOD

this fellow is sorry he rang in I think, an idiot

Israeli flowers VERY BAD.

zell12

Dunnes lawyers on line 2

McDermotX

Curtains

De essentials

zell12

Knickers, Joe

sligojoek

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Tommy: Alot of flower shops have an online shop, but I don't.


Well Tommy, maybe get with the times?

Can't take cash online.

2smiggy

everyone needs curtains , Death or curtains

jetfiremuck

YOU chose to close tony.........all that for what. To bitch and moan...fs open up and get on with it

Muahahaha

I wonder is there some kind of rivalry between the Moore Street traders and the Grafton Street ones. I mean you'd much prefer to be selling bunches of flowers for a tenner in the shadow of a five star hotel than selling bunches of browned bananas for 2 euro outside some African wig shop.

gmisk

This guy has a point how can a dunnes be open if it doesnt sell food?
Are they selling hand sanitizer or something like that to get around it?

Atlantic Dawn

Mans Wurdled.

Dan Jaman

This is like a Non-Fiver Friday.

zell12

Mans World

MARY BYRNE

sligojoek

Gods Gift wrote: »

Anti Semitic

No. He just prefers the taste of McArdles.

gmisk

jetfiremuck wrote: »

YOU chose to close tony.........all that for what. To bitch and moan...fs open up and get on with it

He said he chose to close ..he clearly had no choice....but why should a dunnes which doesn't sell food be allowed to stay open?

Atlantic Dawn

Could these shops not have just bought in bread to sell and therefore became essential?

Mena Mitty

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

He could send the heads of 3 daffodils to the local supermarket as a warning so to speak.

Or he could place 3 Dandelions under their pillow as a calling card sotospeak....

2smiggy

can't see the problem with the supermarkets selling clothes as well and food shopping. People still need clothes

jetfiremuck

Begrudging bolix

Ecuador is the world’s foremost supplier of roses. They can grow them around all year round. A lot of planes out of Quito are carrying cargoes of rose stems for supply all over de planet.

gmisk

2smiggy wrote: »

can't see the problem with the supermarkets selling clothes as well and food shopping. People still need clothes

I totally agree.
But do you think a dunnes that doesn't sell food should be allowed to be open?

I'd say they have in hand sanitizer or something to get around it would be my guess...

PieOhMy

Dunnes mustnt have paid the shake down money (advertising fee)