Is this happening in large numbers?
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15 years ago
Are people from Ireland going to Northern Ireleand to get cheap Macs? (the euro is raping the pound)
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15 years ago
Twas on the radio yesterday that this was happening.
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15 years ago
It seems that it happening in droves... with people travelling more than 2 hrs to get there. The South will be the poorer because of it though...what is spent in the north is the loss of that in the south is my guess.
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15 years ago
I guess any money spent north or south of the border might benefit the economy of the island of Ireland as a whole (...though it is slightly ironic to see so many citizens of the republic flocking northwards to pour value added taxes into the coffers of Her Majesty's Treasury)
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15 years ago
Looks like they are right.... northern irelands politics has changed!
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15 years ago
Some shopkeepers in Newry, Co. Down, right beside the border, have said on local media that at present two out of every three customers are from the South! Dee
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15 years ago
When it comes to value for money, politics never stopped smuggling or cross border shopping: TVs from Wales, booze from Newry, petrol and cattle crossing north or south depending on currency and taxes. The difference now is it's a safer trip: no more grumpy custom bods looking for camera lenses. That's the EU, not any Good Fridays...