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Lets buy locally from Independents for Christmas
If we can buy as much as possible of our shopping this Christmas in independent local shops, then we can make a big difference to ensuring that these shops stay open, despite the recession. If we buy Irish Goods, we … Continue reading
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Dublin Food Coop
Established in 1983, Dublin Food Coop (DFC) is Ireland’s leading member-owned co-operative – a true food democracy. Every Thursday and Saturday the market is open for fresh organic fruit and vegetables, as well as other organic products at prices that … Continue reading
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Save money on your bus fare
Did you know, that if you currently use weekly or monthly bus or luas tickets, there might be a way that you can save up to 60 or 70% of the cost? Or, if you currently drive to work, it … Continue reading
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Insulating your home will save you fuel and money
If you own a house that was built before 2006, you are entitled to get a grant to cover the cost of better insulation. You can get a grant to install roof or wall insulation or to upgrade your heating … Continue reading
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Saving on bin charges
You can cut down on what you have to pay on bin charges by taking a few simple steps. First of all, when you are shopping, bring your own bags and try to buy products with the least amount of … Continue reading
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The Green Party and Education
Education is a key element of Green Party Policy. The Green Party stood firm in Budget 2009 and rejected the re-introduction of third level fees, this means all young adults can access free third level education and can access courses … Continue reading