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second hand shop?

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  • 18-03-2008 9:32am
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    kittensoft1984
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    Hi guys,

    does anywhere know where there is a second hand shop which accepts clothes?

    I have a lot of stuff i brought down with me for work which i dont need and would like to get rid of but dont wanna throw out!

    cheers

    Kitten


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    biko
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    Merchants road halfway down. City side.


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    MattKid
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    Give them to RHG for when he plays dress up


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    kittensoft1984
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    whats RHG?????


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    Das Kitty
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    I usually just give in to the Enable Ireland bins (yes I know what sometimes happens). They're in all the carparks of the Galway supermarkets.

    As far as I know they all accept clothes in Galway.


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    MattKid
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    kittensoft1984 wrote: »
    whats RHG?????

    Red Haired Guy


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    kittensoft1984
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    Das Kitty wrote: »
    I usually just give in to the Enable Ireland bins (yes I know what sometimes happens). They're in all the carparks of the Galway supermarkets.

    As far as I know they all accept clothes in Galway.

    thanks for that :)

    i suppose that those bags that are delivered up to the house would do!


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    Das Kitty
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    They would but I don't think any proper charities are using them anymore because there was a big furore last year where people were getting the bags made up and delivering them to the houses and they weren't for charity. The people collecting them would find anything good to sell and dump the rest.

    Whatever about people climbing into clothing bins and robbing the clothes (seriously if they want my old jumpers that much they're welcome to them), it just annoys me when people set out to mislead people.


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    Fey!
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    St Vincent De Paul have a clothes drop off point just inside the door of Ozanam House, Augustine Street (between the library and the back of the Eyre Square shopping centre.

    There is also a clothes drop off point beside the bottle banks at Dunnes in Westside, and another on the Western Distributor Road near the entrance to Dunnes/B&Q.

    Hope this helps.


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