Chi è abbastanza grande da ricordare di aver tirato fuori 1 di questi cattivi ragazzi in un appuntamento cinematografico e di aver cambiato cibo e bevande. Quando votava FF/FG era una buona cosa.
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di Pink1Floyd4d
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I never noticed the fivehead until now
“when voting FF/FG was a good thing”
Jeeeeesus
I miss the coins. We were the only country on the planet that had animals on our coins and a musical instrument on the back. I miss them so much.
Ah yes. Before we became subservient to Brussles and a dumping ground for asylum seakers
Ah the old version of our €50 note
Good old days. £20 would go so far. At 17, I remember I got paid £1.90 an hour in my job which in today’s money is still utter shite.
Yeah, great times
Ah yes, when Mozart was on the notes.
That was a whole night out right there.
Used to get a feed of pints, burger & chips and a taxi home for that on a night out…
I miss the Irish on the notes. They were very cool and uniquely Irish.
Back in the day, you’d get a whole weekend of pints, smokes, chips and taxis home for one of these. And two of them was enough for a deposit on a house.
Lovely to see the Gaeilge on the notes
Better times
These days ended when you were taking a Douglas Hyde out of the ATM for a night out but even at that you got far more for the Caoga Punt vs now. Early 2000’s before the Euro came in I was doing bar work and remember it vividly 50 becoming the new default note to take out at an ATM.
Literally infinite money when you’re 7 years old
Can’t lie makes me think of an eighth of hash.
I dare ye to go back
In 1994 when I finished college a pint was 2.25 you could get 7 pints and a bag of chips
look at his cheeky wee smile he’s probably off to emancipate some catholics
If you had a chance to save 15 of them you would get a grand motor car in the late 1990s for £300
That’s the only note I remember!
Daniel O’Connell – what a massive punt
Flashback to pulling a few crisp Daniels out of a communion envelope. Never felt so flush, before or since.
Proper money.
Lookit! Ti’s yer man!