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Modular furniture for kids in Cork

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  • 09-09-2010 1:19pm
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    simu
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    Is there any place in Cork that sells modular furniture for kids in Cork i.e. similar to the stuff in this link: http://www.gltc.co.uk/pws/ProductDetails.ice?ProductID=1975

    Thanks in advance!

    P.S.: No talk of Ikea plz. I'm not traipsing all the way up to Dublin to spend the day wandering around there. :-D


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    run_Forrest_run
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    Cork is pretty poor for Children's furniture, there is one place in Ballincollig called Cloud9 who have a children's catalogue and some of their stuff is decent but pricey.
    simu wrote: »
    P.S.: No talk of Ikea plz. I'm not traipsing all the way up to Dublin to spend the day wandering around there. :-D

    well I've just heard a rumour that may mean you might not have to travel that far for a new Ikea store :cool: Maybe it's total nonsense but it's a rumour.


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    parsi
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    Is this in relation to Ikea moving to the former Aldi distribution centre in Mitchelstown (in the mind of some councillor0 ?


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    run_Forrest_run
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    parsi wrote: »
    Is this in relation to Ikea moving to the former Aldi distribution centre in Mitchelstown (in the mind of some councillor0 ?

    Ikea yes, the site I heard was the former Amgen site..it could be total rubbish though, my source is a bit of a natter box:)


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    simu
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    ^^^
    I'd be sceptical about that. I believe Ikea have rather strict rules for deciding on locations of new stores and I doubt Munster has the necessary population density.


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    run_Forrest_run
    Registered Users Posts: 6,430 ✭✭✭run_Forrest_run


    simu wrote: »
    ^^^
    I'd be sceptical about that. I believe Ikea have rather strict rules for deciding on locations of new stores and I doubt Munster has the necessary population density.

    that's exactly what I was thinking. I'd say management of Ikea Dublin/Ireland are aware that the rest of Ireland is happy to make the trip to Ballymun to visit Ikea, I'm planning a trip soon myself.


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