Specifically, would he/she like a break?

The pet-friendly The Dunloe, Killarney, Co Kerry, is reopening on April 6.

We have two nights at the hotel for a dog and a couple of humans to literally give away

To enter, just complete this sentence.

My dog and I deserve a break because…

Lines close at 5pm Extended until midnight (Friday).

The prize?

From The Dunloe:

The winning dog gets VIP treatment, greeted on arrival with a welcome pack full of goodies including a pet toy and treat.  There’s also poop-a-scoops and gloves for the humans to carry as you explore the 20 acres of gardens.  After a long and busy day running around and sniffing everything, chill out with your humans in their room, decked out a floor mat, food and water bowls and more pet treats. When you’re sleepy, choose from the room’s pet bed, or there’s a doggy throw if you’d like to sleep on the couch, or head down to the luxury kennels and swap stories with the other pampered pooches.

For the humans, the prize is for two nights in either a family room (for up to 2 adults & 3 children) or a superior room for two with breakfast included and complimentary access to the leisure facilities which include 25m indoor pool, sauna, steam room, dedicated chill-out zone, fitness room, indoor tennis, horse-riding, outdoor children’s playground & indoor games room.


The Dunloe, Killarney

No money, favours, etc. other than the prize (and ‘the loan’ of the first series of Dexter) were given for this post

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP0Xod-L1Yw&feature=player_embedded

West Virginia University students celebrate St Patty’s Day 2012.

Where you’ll find us next March 17.

Thanks David Hoctor

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziWDjt68eP0

Ms Grumley said. She thought it was an automatic recording when the voice down the line asked if she would like $10,000. The phone dropped out after she swore and she had to check the TV to see if it was real

 

Via Bookfaked

Thanks Phil Jones

THIS is a diamond ring.

Unveiled at the Baselworld Watch and Jewellery Show, this 150 carat monster, valued at $70 million, was hewn from a single giant diamond by lasers by Shawish Jewellery of Geneva.

The ‘world’s first diamond ring’ design/concept is copyrighted. No buyer yet.

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