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AIRBNB IS GROWING in popularity and lots of Irish people are using it to find affordable accommodation or just something a little unusual abroad.
There are some unbelievable properties all across the globe that you can stay in – some look like they’ve featured on Cribs. And not all of these lavish gaffs are outside of the Emerald Isle.
Here are some of the most expensive Irish listing on Airbnb…
You can stay here for €800 a night and it can sleep 16 guests.
For €801 a night, you can have it all to yourself…
Though the pictures don’t show it, the host says this place has a barbecue area and a sauna. It also sleeps 41 people and you can rent it for €900 a night.
For €916 a night, this six-bedroom country home could be yours…
This Norman Castle is on offer for a whopping €1,250 a night.
It’ll cost you €1,500 a night to stay at this castle, built in 1480.
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Flash was also causing me trouble..
So I switched to Mr Muscle..
Typo in article, it should say: Internet Explorer – Uninstall Internet Explorer
That’s all well and good until u visit a site that runs on flash . The sooner html5 becomes the standard for everyone the better.
I visit a few sites where, unfortunately, flash is required, so I have my browser configured to prompt if I want to activate it. It’s amazing how many sites show me the prompt, when there does not appear to be any visible flash elements on the page. I’m assuming those sites are trying to store those nasty Flash-based Super Cookies.
Cheers.
I’d always figured I needed it, but obviously not!
Speedtest.net has just released a beta HTML5 version.
They took their time.
Flash is dying out far too slowly.
“Requires flash” still appears on your screen just when you assumed it was finally dead..
You won’t find it on Apple devices.
Steve Jobs barred Flash from all Apple devices over a decade ago.
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