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Buying vinyls in Dublin?

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    #32
    Irish Halo
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    AnonoBoy wrote: »
    Tower also sell vinyl.
    As do Into The Void, 3A Whitefriar Place. They will be primarily metal and rock but a pretty big selection including local stuff.


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    Technocentral
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    Lars1916 wrote: »
    Can it be second hand as well? The Flea Market in the CoOp Newmarket Square would be a good option, or the Record Fair in Temple Bar. I think, the next one is around St.Patrick's Day weekend.

    The Record Fair is brilliant, thousands of stuff at the Temple Bar one last time, new as well as used actually.


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    Lawrence1895
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    Technocentral wrote: »
    The Record Fair is brilliant, thousands of stuff at the Temple Bar one last time, new as well as used actually.

    The next one is on St.Patrick's Day weekend, afaik. Gonna be there, I hope :)


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    beechpark
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    Dropped into Tower on Wicklow st. on Monday. Nice selection of cds and vinyl. Jazz and classical is upstairs which is the way it should be. Oh, and they stayed open till 7pm which is nice if you're coming from work.

    I believe there's now a Tower store over Easons on O'Connell st. :cool:


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    Technocentral
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    beechpark wrote: »
    Dropped into Tower on Wicklow st. on Monday. Nice selection of cds and vinyl. Jazz and classical is upstairs which is the way it should be. Oh, and they stayed open till 7pm which is nice if you're coming from work.

    I believe there's now a Tower store over Easons on O'Connell st. :cool:

    Has been there for at least the last 7 or 8 years.


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