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12 Sep, 4 tweets, 2 min read
Took dinner last night @ChapterOneByMV and had the tasting menu ‘blind’. Believe the hype - it is next level dining.

If it isn’t a three star venue in the next round or shortly thereafter I’ll be quite surprised.
Sometimes a tasting menu can be risky as you mightn’t like everything on it, particularly if you don’t read the menu beforehand. That didn’t occur.

The canapés were excellent including a much enjoyed Mossfield Gouda from County Offaly, and an unusual spoon presented radish bite.
The service was impeccable, as was the food - end-to-end. The Kolonne Null Riesling 2020 - Edition Axel Pauly was also great to know about (remarkably drinkable NA Riesling).

Well done! 🔥
This review by @jozeemac pretty accurately captures what I thought as well: irishexaminer.com/food/arid-4037…

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This is an important amendment and one which to my mind closes off a fairly significant legislative unintended consequence.
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On every side of a case there is a right, a believed truth, and a position. In many instances the only way to resolve who is actually right in fact or at law, is to litigate the particular issue.
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This Thursday sees judgment in Facebook Ireland and Schrems in
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