Bite, the new restaurant in Dublin that rather defensively claims to be ‘hip, not hipster’, have offered a free meal for you and three of your friends to the value of €160.

To enter just finish this sentence.

I deserve to take three of my friends To Bite because…

Lines close at 3pm.

Bite at 29 South Frederick Street, Dublin 2, is the latest place for destination dining (and drinking, and hanging out, and whatnot. Led by restaurateur Ronan Ryan and concert promoters (and VVIP Awards creators) Brian Spollen and Anthony Remedy, Bite is hip, not hipster with a focus on fish and chips, with a full bar, cocktails and an outdoor terrace for a relaxed vibe.

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“The first thing to note is that in my son’s veins flowed the blood of Irish rebels”

Ernesto Guevara Lynch interviewed on RTE (Translated by a Aer Lingus hostess) during a stopover at Shannon.

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The Mortgage War has officially begun.

A BANK OF Ireland customer has secured a settlement on mortgage debt allowing her to repay the bank €18,000 – at a rate of €250 a month for six years – to settle an outstanding debt of €170,000. The settlement means she will not have to repay the remaining €152,000 but she will be prohibited from borrowing for six years and faces a €120,000 judgment if she fails to make the repayments.This is one of the first settlements of mortgage debt to come to light in which one of the country’s main banks has written down mortgage debt to a level the borrower can afford to repay.

BoI Agrees €152,000 Mortgage Write-Down With Dublin Nurse (Simon Carswell, Irish Times)

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