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Many litres of booze or spirits used to be, or meat or fish or whatever? the drink supplier we use, it has gone up by 3.2% in november and probably will go up further this year. so we have been working with supplies to make sure that we are having the right costs on our menus for the guests, to still enjoy coming and having a night out or a lunch. we also work with our fishmonger and our meat suppliers to make sure that we can get a price that we can cost the menu effectively and notjust be chan...

But with businesses passing on those extra costs to us, there are lots more price rises on the horizon. for anyone likejoanne, reassessing the annual finances, plans might have to change. we were hoping that this year was going to be the year when we can, you know, get back out and go on holiday and stuff, and if these price hikes are going to continue, i dont think thats going to be an option, unfortunately! covering the cost of keeping warm, whatever the weather throws at us, has become the ne...

Had been forecasting. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith is in scarborough. this is a lot of windows. a lot of windows, yes. and a huge, huge ceiling. yeah. the things that give this hotel its charm and character are the very things now causing the nightmares. put, like, a secondary glazing on this side, it spoils the view and what is the period windows, as well. right now, obviously, a modern building with lower ceilings and lots of insulation would be much easier to heat. it mig...

The 3%_ benefits, increasing by more than the 3% than is currently planned. what _ the 3% than is currently planned. what can— the 3% than is currently planned. what can be done to support people, if they are not on benefits necessarily, people who are finding is a real struggle and having to make tough choices, what can be done to support them? irate make tough choices, what can be done to suoport them?— to support them? we are also thinkin: to support them? we are also thinking about _ to ...

Not only will they pay hundreds to fill up, now an extra $25 pump charge will be added to all trucks over two wheels.

Leading department store group, Menarys, have unveiled plans to relocate their Coleraine store in late Spring 2022.

Dolours Price's dedication to the cause of freedom for Catholics in Northern Ireland saw her planning the 1973 bombings in Belfast and being imprisoned and force-fed mid-hunger strike.

Oh, crazy prices. bacon is crazy. >> it has been a struggle, yeah, because, you know, with especially struggling with everything, you know, in regards to covid and then these prices. >> you have to make the necessary adjustments. you have to make the necessary adjustments, you know? to survi >> the fed has repeatedly said those price spikes will be temporary but increases arent showing any signs of slowing down. >> i need to rent a car in august it is double what it was last summer. is that part...

How the supermarket sweep took over Irelands grocery sector The first Dunnes Stores opened in 1944, Tesco arrived in 1997, and the German discounters followed soon after. Some, like Superquinn, have fallen as the market leaders eye continuing growth post-pandemic Over the last year, the average household grocery bill has increased by €1,000. Mon, 05 Apr, 2021 - 06:30 Niamh Hennessy Grocery shopping has been a key feature of our lives for the last year. Once mundane, the trip to the local sup...

Black clouds have beset thy birth, And your people die like morning stars, That your light may grace the earth. – “Stars of Freedom,” 1981 H-Block, Long Kesh Prison Camp ℘℘℘ Watching Bobby Sands die in 1981, much of the world realized, finally, that the young IRA soldier and hunger striker was a freedom fighter, and the view of the “Troubles” in Northern Ireland forever changed. It was no longer seen as two Irish factions fighting over who had the better Jesus, but rather a ...