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Where to get Long Johns in city?

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  • 25-08-2011 6:17pm
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    filmbuffboy
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    Hi guys,

    Ive been looking for some thermals for the coming winter, Ive looked in pennies & dunnes in the city so far and no luck. Mabye Im looking a bit early but does anyone know where I can get some for the coming cold spell we will have to endure. I got some in London a few years ago but theyre worn out.

    Thanks for any replies


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    KittyeeTrix
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    Anthony Ryans might be a place to stock them:)


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    inisboffin
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    Penneys will have those black thermally guys ones in no doubt, but usually after Sept. They cling to their optimism!


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    tfitzgerald
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    Dunnes in Limerick has them so I presume they will have them in Galway too every so often aldi sell them as well and they are nit too bad


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    filmbuffboy
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    Cheers, Ill try Anthony Ryans! Gonna be another cold one this year!!


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    RichT
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    Millets in the Headford Road Shopping Centre should stock them.

    Padraigs in Tuam do a set for cheap as chips.


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    ErnieBert
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    fluffyorganic1 wrote: »
    Anthony Ryans might be a place to stock them:)

    +1


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    mcgarry098
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    someones gettin lucky tonight ;D


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    ben.schlomo
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    M&S have had them in the past.


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    galwaycyclist
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    ben.schlomo wrote: »
    M&S have had them in the past.

    When you come out of the main entrance to Debenhams/M&S turn right and go down Eyre St? Theres a sort of aul fellas shop on the other side about 70m down. Kind of place that does cotton fleece shirts and safety boots. Good bet I reckon.


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    scholar007
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    filmbuffboy wrote: »
    Hi guys,

    I got some in London a few years ago but theyre worn out.

    Thanks for any replies

    How did you weat them out? :D


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    scholar007
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    scholar007 wrote: »
    How did you weat them out? :D

    Wear them out even! - Why did they have to put the T & R beside each other?


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    filmbuffboy
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    scholar007 wrote: »
    Wear them out even! - Why did they have to put the T & R beside each other?

    Wearing them day in day out for a few years has worn the end of the legs out, tears in the fabric etc


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    ben.schlomo
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    galwaycyclist wrote: »
    When you come out of the main entrance to Debenhams/M&S turn right and go down Eyre St? Theres a sort of aul fellas shop on the other side about 70m down. Kind of place that does cotton fleece shirts and safety boots. Good bet I reckon.
    Eyre Street Stores. Run by Mrs McCannon.


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    RichT
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    filmbuffboy wrote: »
    Wearing them day in day out for a few years has worn the end of the legs out, tears in the fabric etc

    I know the summers In Ireland aren't great, but.................


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    scholar007
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    filmbuffboy wrote: »
    Wearing them day in day out for a few years has worn the end of the legs out, tears in the fabric etc


    Ah so, it wasn't from the quare wan tearing them off you for a bit of hows yer father then?


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    filmbuffboy
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    RichT wrote: »
    I know the summers In Ireland aren't great, but.................

    But what? Are you telling me that everyone feels the cold the same way as you do? :rolleyes:


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    carmex21
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    Dunnes to fairly nice ones; quite thin but warm and pretty cheap. I like the tops as they are not really bulky and you can wear them under a short sleeve t shirt without looking like you came in from the mountains!

    It may be a bit early for a shop like Dunnes to stock them but handy to have a back up nearer the winter.....


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    filmbuffboy
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    Cheers


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