SF are going to waltz into government
I’m skeptical.
It looks like a first bill, so possibly some sort of error.
There’s generally a big deposit with a new account
FFS wasn’t long ago that was a deposit for a house.
That’s typically 500 euros? Was recently enough
Everything on social media is fake, exaggerated or presented without context.
I spoke to a coffee bean supplier last week that told me a couple of his customers are under severe pressure with their bills shooting from 1.5k to 5k a month since March/April. Pat Mc isn’t talking about businesses closing before Christmas for the sake of it.
A box of chip shop fish went up 100 euros a box last month. Pepperoni has doubled in price.
Last weekend in Dublin 2 x 14 inch pizzas, a meal size portion of chicken wings (served without chips or salad) a bowl of penne pasta with chicken and chirizo and a jug of L’eau du fauchet - 73 euros
She’ll be taking the Ukraine flag down by Halloween.
It’s a long time since I worked for an electricity company but, on a first bill there would often be a security deposit added, particularly for a business.
They frequently add some kind of deposit to someone’s first bill. That needs to be taken into account here.
For business it’s usually 3 months billing average or an estimate of that.
If she threw up the kWh used it’d be easier to see what’s going on. Either way it’s a crazy bill for a small business and isn’t sustainable if you add on rates/insurance/rent before they open the door.
SF IRA want to tax these self employed people more by increasing employer PRSI.
Around €18 per main course, not cheap for type of food you ordered but that would be standard for Dublin City centre for last few years.
I paid €22 for a similar pasta dish in a hotel in Gorey last week and it was inedible
A big plate of chicken and diced potatoes there would set you up nicely for the day.
Geraldine is refusing to post details of usage. Price increases or not - she couldn’t be using that much electricity.
Shocking.
Poppy fields name might give her game away. She’d do well to shut up now
