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Poll: What's the correct time for Christmas dinner?

Many aspects of Christmas dinner are the subject of intense debate, including timings.

IT’S A LOT of people’s favourite meal of the year and it’s now just two days away.

Many aspects of Christmas dinner are the subject of intense debate; how many types of spuds should there be? Cranberry sauce or just gravy? To sprout or not to sprout?

Another part of the festivities that warrants some debate is what the best time for the big roast dinner is. Personally, I think about 2pm is. 

So, today we’re asking: What’s the correct time for Christmas dinner?


Poll Results:

Between 3pm and 5pm (11118)
Between 1pm and 3pm (7427)
Between 5pm and 7pm (2500)
12 midday (258)
After 8pm  (214)

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    Sep 22nd 2020, 7:33 PM

    another murder the 26 counties ignored despite having all the evidence they blamed the IRA

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    Sep 22nd 2020, 10:19 PM

    @frank_1916: FG, continued to blame the IRA for the Killing for years after their Buddies in the RUC gave them the names of the real killers, because it was more convenient than to admit the Brit secret services were running around under their noses in the 26 counties.

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    Sep 22nd 2020, 8:16 PM

    I wonder what mi5′s man in the gardai will have to say about it.

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    Sep 22nd 2020, 7:32 PM

    I hope his family get the answers they deserve

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    Sep 22nd 2020, 9:24 PM

    In this instance as in many others the people involved were both members of the security forces and loyalist paramilitary organistatioons, although this case is not thought to be connected to the Glenane gang. The major question that will probably never be answered is why the top echelons in Garda HQ closed down investigations so quickly and tried to pin the blame where they knew it didn’t belong.

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    Sep 22nd 2020, 9:03 PM

    In 1979 the Irish Government was more interested in assisting the Brits than protecting its own citizens .they turned a blind eye to evidence on this murder as well as the Dublin and Monaghn bombings to give the impresion that it was the IRA was responsible and then got rid of most of the evidrnce that they had.

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