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Tuesday, 3 June 2008
Demise Of The Paper Boys & Girls
We have never got newspapers delivered. My father always bought the newspaper from his newsagent on the way home from work. I don't even bother buying them now; I bought my first newspaper in years, the Daily Telegraph, a week ago when I was at Portballintrae. I invariably read the Sunday Times online these days.
I was somewhat surprised a few months ago, when a free newspaper, the Belfast News, was delivered to our door; mainly because we seldom get free papers delivered. The publishers seemed to be experiencing difficulty in recruiting paper-boys to do the rounds in our area.
So the Belfast News is now being pushed through our letter-box weekly, which is certainly better than nothing.
If it's still being delivered this winter I can use it for lighting the occasional log fire!
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