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Safety boots

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  • 14-06-2010 4:10pm
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    dafunk
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    Anyone know where I'll get reasonably priced boots with steel caps?


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    Robbo
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    Safety Direct or Caulfields, both on the Tuam road.


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    ScumLord
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    Anchor safety direct out at Briarhill have an offer on boots for €65.


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    Fuinseog
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    hardware store in eyre square beside dunnes has work boots


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    milehip1
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    dunnes used to have pairs for 25uro,probably only last 6-8 months depending on type of work you're at.


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    Mr.Mister
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    Aldi and Lidl do some decent ones from time to time.


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    tinofapples
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    What size are you looking for ? I know there's a pair at my Ma's house belonging to my younger brother who never used them.


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    trish23
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    I got some in Anchor a while ago for €27 & the service there was great. Would definately recommend them.


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    ScumLord
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    If your going to be working in these it's worth paying extra for work boots to get a good brand. You'll get years of good use out of them and they'll actually do the intended job for that length of time.

    When it comes to anything work related it's always better to pay good money for the "work" brand.


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    alwaysadub
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    Portwest in town do workwear now too. You'll also get them in the likes of Flaherty Markets and Peter Currans and the other electrical wholesalers.


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    dafunk
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    I got a pair in terryland. Is it byrons? They were 35 quid but I was buying two pairs and they gave us the second half price so that worked out well.

    Yes, I am going to be working in them but only for a few weeks and will probably never wear them again so didn't want to spend lts of money.


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