What foreign business or service would you like to see in Ireland?

H.E.B Supermarket. They're all over the state of Texas.The choice of food is amazing plus they practically have a whole tobacco section that would equal the size of Petersons and JJ Foxes.

Remember buying cartons of Marlboro for 40 dollars and boxes of King Edwards for only $2! God I miss that place.

Yes I know! My life is that empty.

Getting back deposits for returning bottles like you do in Germany, Holland and a few other European countries. I think it's a great idea as bottles get re-used (obviously after cleaning in a factory) and it encourages recycling in society.

Plus it's handy to get a few euro back after returning a crate of bottles to the shops.

In Germany there's a tax (pfand) on most bottles and cans you buy to encourage recycling. You bring the bottles/cans/crates to the shop and a special machine gives you a voucher for cash. I think it's 25c for a plastic bottle or can and 9c for a glass bottle and about €4 for a crate. (Open to correction on those prices though.)

Added bonus, in the student place where I was living, people would call to your house the morning after a house party offering to clean the living room in exchange for the empty bottle and cans. Added extra bonus, (one for the students!), you could exchange 16 empty coke bottles (or water or whatever as long as it was plastic) for a 700ml bottle of vodka. Sure it was ****e vodka, but vodka nonetheless!

Seriously though, overall it's a great idea. No cans or bottles littered around the streets either as the homeless guys collect them and exchange them for food.

Ah, MightyMandarin, you are indeed mighty, you beat me to it!

Drive through Starbucks.

I wish shops in Ireland did gift wrapping like shops did when I lived in Holland.
Also their local government. Much more efficient than here and no potholes in the road.

Left turn on red lights.

IHop

Chipotle