Ireland rubgy jersey €34.99 in elverys

suppafly

I just heard this on the radio today. The home and away, and also the training jerseys. Think this is def a good bargain considered it was €77. I know lifestyle had it for €50 so this deal improves on that again. You can buy it off their website too fi theres not eleverys near you.

Ireland Rugby Jerseys

Nowso

Elverys are cheap on a lot of things lately and are worth a browse for sure.

Jello

For those in Dublin they're cheaper in Arnotts - they have 70% off all the Irish gear.

fade2che

Glessons in Limerick also doing them at that price. Usually have great prices and stock an unreal amount of stuff compared to the chains.
I picked the home jersey up for 35 and they have the away one at the same price too.

GBX

I think Ireland and the provinces are changing from Cantebury for next season, which is why there going cheaper. Still a good deal.

ladyminds30

i wanted to old munster rugby jersey before xmas, elverys showed it on the website but when it came it was the new jesery, not at all inpressed. it was a present and i had no time to return it.
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suppafly wrote: »

I just heard this on the radio today. The home and away, and also the training jerseys. Think this is def a good bargain considered it was €77. I know lifestyle had it for €50 so this deal improves on that again. You can buy it off their website too fi theres not eleverys near you.

Ireland Rugby Jerseys

clickerfingers

this is also in heatons for 32 euro i think

flag123

clickerfingers wrote: »

this is also in heatons for 32 euro i think

wow!!:eek::eek::eek: why the fcuk would ya even pay 32 euro for a jersey??...
i dont even want 2 know how much it cost before hand....in such econmic downturns like this one we are in at the minute, retailers should'nt be chargeing that price for a jersey!...go up the north and buy any jersey you want (and more) for half the price...the way i think of it ,the reatailers may lose a few euros off there price. before they lose there job!..

Alanstrainor

flag123 wrote: »

wow!!:eek::eek::eek: why the fcuk would ya even pay 32 euro for a jersey??...
i dont even want 2 know how much it cost before hand....in such econmic downturns like this one we are in at the minute, retailers should'nt be chargeing that price for a jersey!...go up the north and buy any jersey you want (and more) for half the price...the way i think of it ,the reatailers may lose a few euros off there price. before they lose there job!..

Go away.
It costs money to go up the north too you know.

flag123

Alanstrainor wrote: »

Go away.
It costs money to go up the north too you know.

it costs money on fuel. try getting the train up..
i got the ireland rugby jersey over xmas for £18 in newry...beat that..
reatailers down here are chargeing to much, i hope everyone realises this and shops up north..it might not be patriotic, but its wise!:D

Crash

flag123 wrote: »

it costs money on fuel. try getting the train up..
i got the ireland rugby jersey over xmas for £18 in newry...beat that..
reatailers down here are chargeing to much, i hope everyone realises this and shops up north..it might not be patriotic, but its wise!:D

....cus trains are now free?

Soarer

flag123 wrote: »

it costs money on fuel. try getting the train up..
i got the ireland rugby jersey over xmas for £18 in newry...beat that..
reatailers down here are chargeing to much, i hope everyone realises this and shops up north..it might not be patriotic, but its wise!:D

Your posts hurt my eyes!

n1ck

flag123 wrote: »

it costs money on fuel. try getting the train up..
i got the ireland rugby jersey over xmas for £18 in newry...beat that..
reatailers down here are chargeing to much, i hope everyone realises this and shops up north..it might not be patriotic, but its wise!:D

The train costs at least €15.... where's the saving?

sdanseo

flag123 wrote: »

it costs money on fuel. try getting the train up..
i got the ireland rugby jersey over xmas for £18 in newry...beat that..
reatailers down here are chargeing to much, i hope everyone realises this and shops up north..it might not be patriotic, but its wise!:D

If you're up there anyway, maybe. Suggesting someone goes to Newry just to buy a jersey is nothing short of ridiculous

flag123

Soarer wrote: »

Your posts hurt my eyes!

ok then fair enough...but its not only your ryes that will be hurting. its your pockets!...:D;)

flag123

sdonn_1 wrote: »

If you're up there anyway, maybe. Suggesting someone goes to Newry just to buy a jersey is nothing short of ridiculous

Yeah, thats what i mean. i live 20 minutes from newry, and around 10 minutes from dundalk...why not shop up in newry???...there isnt much fuel difference...

Bill-e

flag123 wrote: »

Yeah, thats what i mean. i live 20 minutes from newry, and around 10 minutes from dundalk...why not shop up in newry???...there isnt much fuel difference...

I live in Cork boy...

jenno86

flag123 wrote: »

Yeah, thats what i mean. i live 20 minutes from newry, and around 10 minutes from dundalk...why not shop up in newry???...there isnt much fuel difference...

Your posts are seriously annoying me.

Bill-e

I reckon he should delete his account right about now.

flag123

jenno86 wrote: »

Your posts are seriously annoying me.

I bet you are one of these patriotic type people that had it good in the celtic tiger and cannot bare to think how bad this recession is going to become. People like you annoy me, and your post are silly..

go lick the sh*t from a cows arse or dig for peat, whatever you do where you live.

flag123

Bill-e wrote: »

I reckon he should delete his account right about now.

You must have a chip on your shoulder.. yeah?

Basq

flag123..

Take a 2 week holiday for your comment - completely uncalled for!

Can we please stay on topic... or I'll lock the thread right now.