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Will be officially Day 6454 tomorrow, Lest We Forget.

The Phoenix/Centra/McCools down to 131.9.
But not as cheap as the Go station, just over the Border at Killea, County Donegal which was 126.4 yesterday.

I rarely pass GO or SOLO garages which is why they rarely feature. But all updates are welcome.
The Phoenix/Centra/McCools in Ballymena was down to 134.9 this morning.

Filled up at Tesco ( K’nagoney) this evening at 134.9.

The Phoenxi/Centra/McCools in Ballymena down to 136.9 .
Think Tesco's (K'nagoney) also at 136.9 but will check on the way home.

Well 3 wins from 3 games is a good start for Arne Slot. Keep the good work up sir.

Deireadh Seachtaine Saoire Bainc = Bank Holiday Weekend.

Sorry but have no idea how to pronounce it, but i'd hazard a guess that Bainc sounds similar to Bank.

Well the days rumble on, its now, Lest We Forget, officially DAY 6425.

Go station, just over the border at Killea in Donegal, still (as at 7.45am this morning) a very reasonable 133.9 (in Sterling) but elsewhere petrol in Donegal largely slightly more expensive than Norn Iron.

I no who i blame.

GO station just over the border at Killea, County Donegal still a reasonable 133.9. But i heard that prices in the Republic due to go up shortly as some price cap/subsidy being reduced/ended?

Will we see any of you lot at Ireland v Zimbabwe on DAY 2 tomorrow (Friday) ? Looks like rain very likely both this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon.
Currently no wickets fallen Zimbabwe 91-0 after 29 overs.

And for the last word on the subject here is Count Binface after his result last thursday night .... https://youtu.be/cm8hIiBIPXY?si=xXFXEo-Hdt87_Sus

And now that it's all over here are some easy to follow charts ........https://www.sluggerotoole.com/2024/07/0 ... port-ge24/

Well i have Friday 5th July 2024 off work so it's staying up as late as i can tomorrow night into friday morning with a few others to watch election results. May crack open some bubbly if some results appeal to us. Otherwise its just Old Rosie cider, a bit of wine and cheese and loadsa freshly picke...