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Where can I get a really nice haircut in Dublin?

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  • 20-08-2009 12:49am
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    randomcountdown
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    I want to get this mess on my head styled and sorted tomorrow, but I don't know anywhere decent in Dublin? Anyone got any city centre suggestions?


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    brummytom
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    A barbers would probably do it.

    A florist might not


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    Sharpshooter
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    Moved from After Hours.


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    Dublin_Gunner
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    randomcountdown wrote: »
    I want to get this mess on my head styled and sorted tomorrow, but I don't know anywhere decent in Dublin? Anyone got any city centre suggestions?


    Are you male or female???

    As a male myself, I usually go to Grafton Barbers on Grafton Street - pretty good.

    If you're female, sorry, can't help you!


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    randomcountdown
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    Dublin_Gunner wrote: »
    Are you male or female???

    As a male myself, I usually go to Grafton Barbers on Grafton Street - pretty good.

    If you're female, sorry, can't help you!

    Male, want to go tomorrow, is it mad busy like, will I need an appointment?


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    eightyfish
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    Grafton Barber, need to tell you the street. There's a quieter branch around the corner on Anne St where you won't need an appointment.


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    randomcountdown
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    eightyfish wrote: »
    Grafton Barber, need to tell you the street. There's a quieter branch around the corner on Anne St where you won't need an appointment.

    That's pretty nice advice.
    Thanks!


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    Dublin_Gunner
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    eightyfish wrote: »
    Grafton Barber, need to tell you the street. There's a quieter branch around the corner on Anne St where you won't need an appointment.


    If going during the day, appointment shouldn't be necessary, especially either side of lunch time.

    Weird thing is, I work just around the corner from the branch on South Anne St, yet I always walk up to the on on Grafton Street...


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    eightyfish
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    Dublin_Gunner wrote: »
    Weird thing is, I work just around the corner from the branch on South Anne St, yet I always walk up to the on on Grafton Street...

    I used to go to Grafton St, now I go to Anne St. They have the same staff, and you don't have to wait as long.


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    metzengerstein
    Registered Users Posts: 805 ✭✭✭metzengerstein


    best barbers around is sams barbers ,28 lower ormond quay

    €25 for hair wash ,head massage (great for hangovers on a saturday morn) and a haircut and styled and frendly staff. and also no mess left like other barbers as in no hair all over you ,also they offer you tea coffee water and once they offered me beer .im not sure if they still do that though


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    AnonoBoy
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    The Barber Room on College Green are good.

    Not the quickest though.


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    wixfjord
    Site Banned Posts: 5,346 ✭✭✭wixfjord


    The Bedford Stuy in Temple Bar, beside the Foggy Dew, is your only man. No fuss, just a great haircut, and Niall is a great barber. Im telling you try it you wont regret it. 18 euro for a dry cut, but worth every penny.


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