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Haven't tried the Aspalls. Like the Stella Cidre, Kopparberg is more like an energy drink or something - how does all that sugar stay in suspension?
Like the ol Beamish, suppose it reminds me of the motherland and having my breakfast overlooking the Beamish and Crawford brewery
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It is bloody lovely especially the organic version.
Where is Mister Macs? Would be handy to know another Offy that stocks Aspall. I normally get mine at the Next Door offy on the Father Russell road.
I want to try Aspall's cider lol... Kess, have you tried the cider in the Curragower? It's yummy, organic and strong and you and I could confer about CK lol... Should definitely have a chat on a boards night and discuss the gossip 
PS Mac's is on the Ennis Road
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SnoopyGunner wrote: »I want to try Aspall's cider lol... Kess, have you tried the cider in the Curragower? It's yummy, organic and strong and you and I could confer about CK lol... Should definitely have a chat on a boards night and discuss the gossip
PS Mac's is on the Ennis Road
Oops IO told you lol
If the Curragower is the pub I am thinking about, then I have never been there.
What brand of cider is it? Aspall cyder ( with a Y) is the first cider/cyder to really tickle my taste buds away from the Devon ciders, although technically some of them are nowadays made in Hereford in Herefordshire rather than in Devon.
Speaking of short stuff, yesterday I saw the person that used to live in his house before he did, and she is still as nutty as a squirrel's larder. He is an improvement I guess. One of his other ex neighbour's is doing well for himself and had a new book published of late (last summer I think) that is getting a lot of rave reviews. 0 -
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The laptop which cannot be killed has returned once more. Thanks xsiborg, went up to that guy in Davis St and got it sorted for €50.
no bother t'all source, i know €50 was pricey but if the rest of the laptop stil does what you want it to do, and will do for the foreseeable, sometimes it's better to get it repaired rather than fork out even more money for a new laptop essentially to do the same thing!
my son still uses windows XP on a ten year old dell gx150 desktop computer attached to his tv as a monitor and it works the finest for his youtube and cbeebies requirements, or his latest thing- 'bin weevils', he's already got the hang of pulling up a word or excel document when i walk by the room, lol, course what he doesnt see is im out in the living room keeping an eye on everything he's doing with remote desktop.
ok i will admit to messing with his head a little the odd time, and i know he's eventually going to figure it out, but thats a whole other ball game... 0 -
no bother t'all source, i know €50 was pricey but if the rest of the laptop stil does what you want it to do, and will do for the foreseeable, sometimes it's better to get it repaired rather than fork out even more money for a new laptop essentially to do the same thing!
my son still uses windows XP on a ten year old dell gx150 desktop computer attached to his tv as a monitor and it works the finest for his youtube and cbeebies requirements, or his latest thing- 'bin weevils', he's already got the hang of pulling up a word or excel document when i walk by the room, lol, course what he doesnt see is im out in the living room keeping an eye on everything he's doing with remote desktop.
ok i will admit to messing with his head a little the odd time, and i know he's eventually going to figure it out, but thats a whole other ball game...
you know when your old...he's going to shove you in a home0 -
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If the Curragower is the pub I am thinking about, then I have never been there.
What brand of cider is it? Aspall cyder ( with a Y) is the first cider/cyder to really tickle my taste buds away from the Devon ciders, although technically some of them are nowadays made in Hereford in Herefordshire rather than in Devon.
Speaking of short stuff, yesterday I saw the person that used to live in his house before he did, and she is still as nutty as a squirrel's larder. He is an improvement I guess. One of his other ex neighbour's is doing well for himself and had a new book published of late (last summer I think) that is getting a lot of rave reviews.
He most be an improvement lol
It's Weston's cider that's stocked at the Curragower 0 -
SnoopyGunner wrote: »He most be an improvement lol
It's Weston's cider that's stocked at the Curragower
The organic version of that is lovely.
What kind of crowd goes to that pub? If I am thinking of the right pub, then I had an image of a jock and Hipster wannabe type crowd.0 -
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Yeah, it's the organic version they stock. It's yummy! I haven't been to the curragower in a while but from what I remember it's usually a mixed crowd and it's a well run pub. Their food is very good too. Sorry for the weird layout of this, posting from my phone for the first time lolSnoopyGunner wrote: »He most be an improvement lol
It's Weston's cider that's stocked at the Curragower
The organic version of that is lovely.
What kind of crowd goes to that pub? If I am thinking of the right pub, then I had an image of a jock and Hipster wannabe type crowd. 0 -
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pappyodaniel wrote: »How come we leave eggs in the fridge but we buy them off the shelf in the supermarket?
that IS random, lol, but so true, im just home from dunnes stores, harveys quay, where i happened to buy some eggs for breakfast in the morning, read the e-mail notification of your post, (i find myself posting more and more from the mobile nowadays too, anyone else use boards on their mobile more than on their computer?), but anyway, yeah, dunnes display the eggs on a wooden shelf next to a fridge, and there i've just put the eggs away in the little egg holder i have in the fridge.
incidentally they do the same in tesco aswel, eggs on a shelf.
maybe its because there's a high turnover on eggs and the idea that they wouldn't need to take up valuable space in the shops refrigerator where they can store goods that can be refrigerated for a while like dairy produce and cold meats?
while i googled that actually, i came across something else interesting on a food health and safety website-
it stated than when you're doing your shopping, you should place raw meat goods in the bottom of your basket first, makes sense too now i think about it, but i dont buy my meat in a store, o' connells butchers every time!
nothing worse than gnawing on cheap meat that tastes as tough as shoe leather, like the meat you get in dunnes, or an even worse culprit for leather meat is tesco!
speaking of leather, i was left wondering today why i bothered polishing my shoes last night when all day its been raining and my shoes are soaked!
hopefully it doesnt keep up like that for the next 39 days and 39 nights!0 -
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