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This is no time for losers.
Every week, we give away a voucher for Golden Discs worth TWENTY FIVE EUROS.
All we ask from you is a tune we can play an unspecified time next week.
This week’s theme: Queen.
To mark this week’s opening of the Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, what Queen song has you caressing your mike stand suggestively while going quietly Ga Ga.
To enter, please complete this sentence
‘While not massive Queen fan, I believe their greatest moment was__________________owing to its________________’
Lines MUST close at 6.35pm EXTENDED until MIDNIGHT!
No Bohemian Rhapsody, sorry.
Previously: Broadsheet Trailer Park: Bohemian Rhapsody
Slattery’s, Beggar’s Bush, Dublin 4
Credit on tap?
Anon writes:
Was in Slattery’s last night. Looked at the receipts. They charge an extra 20c for tapping your card. They weren’t apologetic…is this not illegal?
Anyone?
Pic: TripAdvisor
Update:
KBC, Ulster – all free to tap.
BoI – 1c per tap.
AIB – Feb 24th 17 each transaction will cost 20 cent in fees.
PTSB – 10 cent back every time you use contactless (up to a maximum of €5 per month) if you’re an Explore Account customer
(17/01/17)— Barry (@Wexford_tweeter) October 30, 2018
Update:
AIB (web site 30/10) Transaction fee of €0.20c is being waived for all Contactless transactions until further notice. However, for non-euro Contactless transactions the POS Currency Conversion Fee of 1.75% of euro value. There is no min. fee for Contactless Transactions.— Barry (@Wexford_tweeter) October 30, 2018
Gulp.
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According to the RedC exit poll Michael D Higgins is on 58% followed by Peter Casey on 21% #latelate #Aras18 pic.twitter.com/xbgaZ86jnd
— RTE One (@RTEOne) October 26, 2018
Tonight (10pm)
The results of an RTÉ Red C/Late Late Show exit poll showing President Higgins at 58 per cent and Peter Casey at 21 per cent of first preference votes leading Sinn Féin’s Liadh Ní Riada at seven per cent.
Meanwhile…
10.10pm:
Irish Times exit poll.
Earlier…
Anyone?
Anyone?
ANYONE?
Low turnout reported so far in Presidential Election and blasphemy referendum (RTÉ)
Earlier: Running Low
MORE to follow.
Staying in tonight?
Broadsheet on the Telly returns at 10pm streaming LIVE above and on our YouTube channel.
Join old friends, surprise guests and domestic pets as we devour the news from home and ‘abroad’.
Matters under discussion will include the Tuam exhumation, Maurice McCabe and Airbnb.
Plus watch as we flirt dangerously with the Presidential election broadcasting moratorium like people who don’t care about democracy.
Swearing likely.
Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly