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    1. Rural Ireland could be considered a time warp in certain places yes. You can still get a pint in certain parts of Donegal for less than a fiver too.

    2. Klutzy-Jackfruit1686 on

      Yes I noticed this driving around the country for work. Some small village shops are great value at the deli compared to Dublin where I live. I remember getting a brown bread sandwich with bacon and white pudding for €2.50. I thought they made a mistake.

    3. Beautiful-Hat-560 on

      I can get cans of coke for 1 euro , in a local shop, any cans , crisps, bars 1 euro.

    4. I paid €6.79 in Naas earlier, cop on to yourself you’ve never had it so good.

    5. WickerMan111 on

      Just goes to show that there is great value still out there and it pays to shop around.

    6. SpankyTheFunMonkey on

      Saw someone in Northern Ireland Sub post over £7 for a breakfast roll(i think it was breakfast roll)

    7. BlueBloodLive on

      What’s inside it?

      I normally get a wrap, lettuce, cheese, tomatoes, and chicken for around €4.50-€5 in the local Super Valu in Dublin, can’t really complain all things considered.

      The other day I just got cheese and tomatoes with chicken and it was like €3.75.

      Centra seem to have a set price of €6 for the exact same thing round here, doesn’t matter if it’s a roll or a wrap, if you’re getting a 1 meat + 3 fillings, as they call it, it’s €6.

    8. SoftDrinkReddit on

      i love how OP didn’t name the actual centra location so he can keep all the chicken fillet rolls to himself

      /satire

    9. Was it nice? I used to work in different delis and one time a competitor up the road was doing chicken fillet rolls for 2.50 so we got one to have a look at it and the chicken was rank.

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