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Default Re: Irish EU's 'worst binge-drinkers'
If anyone has ever watched "Booze Britain" or had the misfortune to be on holiday at a resort such as Magaluf or San Antonio next to large contingents of British "yoof", you might question the results of this survey

I actually went to Magaluf for a week, but spent most of my time in a aneighbouring resot popular with the Irish as a result of the fact that the British populated Magaluf was a dangerous den of violence and drunkeness on a scale I wasn't comfortable with.
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