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Re: recommend a place that would cut a piece of glass for me? need to replace a mirro blanchardstown glass is perfect for me - thanks a million.

Just wondering if anybody could recommend a place in Dublin west that would cut a piece of glass for me? need to replace a mirror in a wardrobe door. hope somebody can help! thanks. sham_bo

Hi, Probably not the season for it, but if anybody knows of any pub table quizes happening in Dublin over the next couple of weeks, could they let me know? many thanks, 'Bo

Caffreys in Batterstown is also nice. it's only about 2 miles off the N3 by Fairyhouse.

which is the point i was trying to make. How can you explain that somebody elses fear/feelings etc is rational or irrational when they themselves hold it, not you? Moreover, what gives anybody the right to tell somebody they are having rational or irrational thoughts/feelings? Whilst i was...

Or if you fancy something less mountainous, you could do a walk along the banks of the royal canal. For example, you could park at the 12th lock bar in Castleknock and head east towards Clonsilla and Leixlip and back again. I'm sure the grand canal has something similar too, but i'm not...

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Just for info - one of the key tenets of CBT is that it doesn't dictate to a person what is a rational or irrational thought. I doubt you're a CBT practitioner, so it might be worth trying to restrict yourself from making such misleading comments in the future. A little knowlede is a...

Seeing as it's a protected structure, they should dismantle it brick by brick and bring it in trucks via the port tunnel out to the airport and reassemble it as an aircraft hangar. That's all it's good for. It has to be the worst live music venue in the known world.

I bought a double bed in Reids, Blanchardstown about 4 years ago in a sale. I can safely say it is the singularly best purchase I have ever made in my life. Even though it cost €1,000 euro at the time (full price would've been €2k), it's been more than worth it. The only advice i'll give is...

really? do you have velcro attached to both the cushion and the sofa itself? i didn't think a strip of velcro would do it, i was thinking in terms of patches... do you mind me asking the best way of doing this?? cheers,

Hi, question for those with leather sofas..... do you have any tips to prevent the leather cushions slipping all around the place? Have just got a leather sofa made and whilst it looks good etc, the slipping cushions is pretty annoying. Would using velcro patches be any use?? any hints/ideas...

thanks for the feedback. will post to let you know how I get on!

Janet (or anyone), did you get a conclusion to this? I am in a similar situation whereby i've been on a course of counselling and am looking to claim back tax. I wasn't referred by a GP. be interested to know how you got on... S

whilst sympathising with your situation, and knowing from experience what it's like to work with/for difficult people, i have one reservation about your plan..... you said you're going to go on hols and then get a sick cert afterwards for stress. Maybe i'm being cynical, but this...

The guy's name is Ted Dalton 087-2609544. he has a website too, but i can't think of the name.. a google search might do it. all the best, shambo

Re: Neighbour disputes Neighbours interfering with your property isn't acceptable in any circumstances. Fair enough if it was a thorny hedge that was a danger to their kids or something.. but this? i'm sure you could find lots of material on the dangers of radon gas to back up your case...

AKA, i've currently the builders back almost 4 years after the house (a semi-d) was built to correct the insulation in two rooms. It took me 3 years of hassling, ringing, phoning them as i wasn't convinced they'd properly tested the house. they sent me a sound report which i didn't think was...

if you've a steel or brass knob, don't touch the bell end at the same time or you could be in for a nasty shock...

hi, bought a new house almost 4 years ago and had concerns from an early stage that all might not be ok with the sound insulation. After repeated contact with the builders (I won't name them just in case!), they sent out a report of the sound test for the property. The house appeared to pass...