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Friday 9 December 2022
As if going back after a bank holiday wasn’t hard enough.
“I have HAD it with these rats,” is what Samuel L Jackson might have said if he had been on the flight.
From looking in the tissue after you blow your nose, to much, much worse.
THE EIGHTH OF December is an important day in the run-up to the festive season.
For many, it signifies the beginning of the Christmas period and the decorations should only be put up today or after today. For others, the Christmas period began weeks ago and decorations are already up.
It’s also a day when hordes of shoppers from outside Dublin flock to either the capital or their nearest large town/city to pick up bits for Christmas.
So today we’re asking… Is 8 December the start of Christmas?
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