This is a completely tangential point, and I may be accused of taking a cheap shot at Bressie and Blindboy types.
But these cunts who preach about mindfulness on the one hand and tell us we need to get out of this corporate rut in order to be happy, well, fulfilled.
But on the other theyâll gladly accept a few thousand euro from these scumbag companies to tell their worker drones that allâs well with the world.
These people are the enemy. Iâm off to twitter to fight a few of them.
I think because that genius noonan gave them a 100% tax break. Thick fucker couldnât see beyond the end of his nose.
Huh?
Try having an âeâ shop without the scummy hoors. Theyâve put the squeeze on retail to the point where they have everyone endlessly out bidding one another, effectively paying rents which arenât fixed and wouldnât be legal in the property market.
Theyâve created the perfect storm, you have to hand it to them.
Interesting. I am not familiar with e retailing on the sellers side. What do you mean there?
If you want top spot on Google you have to pay Google. If someone else wants it they also pay Google. They can charge multiple times for the same spot
That is a cracking business idea in fairness. Sell and sell the same thing many times over without ever giving it away.
Not technically true.
If you want to top spot in the adverts sections on the search results page then you pay them. You can still rank at the top of the actual search results without paying them. Granted the lines are increasingly blurred between the paid and organic search results.
Itâs a bidding war at an auction where the hammer never falls
You also have to pay to be on Google maps if youâre a business. If youâre not on Google maps, you donât exist . As told to me by a balloon shop in Cork.
A load of hot air that .
You just had to burst my bubble.
Their other business practices are a different matter really. They arenât trying to be property developers and landlords is the point.
I think Iâm going to buy a house somewhere else, pal. I hate doing this to you, but youâll be on your own.
I never wanted to own property and I wanted to rent a nice apartment or house into my dotage, like people do in other cities around Europe.
Even with these rent pressure zones, landlords are finding ways to get increases beyond the allowed level or to force people out and replace them with others paying much more (be it via token renovations or whatever).
I canât leave myself at the whim of these individuals any longer, especially in this environment where multinationals are driving the market sky high.
House prices are very reasonable though so itâs not all bad.
Some Estate Agents representative was on Morning Ireland recently. He mentioned a new apartment development down around the docks and that one of the multinationals had already contacted them to buy the whole building.
For what died the sons of Roisin?
Sorry, I have him on ignore.
If I understand it correctly, and I may not, did noonan not give the mncâs a 100% corpo tax write of on inward âinvestmentâ? (ie buying up half of Dublin and rack renting the natives). Like I said before, they are the new planters, and we went out and got them ourselves. Actually, a bit like last time too if you think about it.
Are big tourism and big foreign investment making Dublin a bloody tough place to live in .