The Christmas lights were switched on in Dublin yesterday which means it's now acceptable to stick Elf on the telly and knock back a mulled wine. We don't make the rules. Every year, Dublin at Christmas is a real treat with plenty of cosy pubs and cafés to settle into and more than a few places to pick up all the stocking fillers you need. However, there was one aspect of yesterday's unveiling that has gotten people a bit hot under the collar. Specifically, the public aren't happy with the decision to rename Grafton Street after a fraction. Yep, henceforth Dublin's premier shopping street will be known as 'Grafton Quarter,' or at least until the end of the festive season. That's what the area is referred to according to a lit-up sign which emerged yesterday along with the rest of the Christmas lights and judging by the online reaction, it hasn't gone down well... https://twitter.com/DirkVanBryn/status/1194559674521149440 https://twitter.com/Rach_Cox_/status/1194385561827627009 https://twitter.com/_Jimbo_Jones_/status/1194558686875848704 https://twitter.com/dublinmacker/status/1194553485242642433 https://twitter.com/PeteUH70/status/1194394882087038977 https://twitter.com/williamp1993/status/1194370242505560064 https://twitter.com/AindriuB/status/1194558580709568513 https://twitter.com/PadraigMcL/status/1194553182174748673 The words to On Raglan Road are being altered as we speak. There are bigger problems in the world no doubt but it is 2019, meaning that if you come at Grafton Street and you better be ready for the online backlash. We're off now to figure out where the other three quarters are.

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