I am looking for ( x ) in Galway City

Krieg

buzz11 wrote: »

Where would I buy a breathalyser in Galway? (Plenty online but needed b4 Xmas)

I know we are past xmas, but be careful where you buy a a breathalyser from. The cheaper models will not produce the same accuracy as the gardai issue ones, therefore its wasted money. You would be looking at 100 euro + (from what I remember), if you wanted an accurate one.




Im looking for an e-cigarette in Galway, Anyone know who are selling them?

The Belcher

I'm looking for windolene cream, the stuff in a purple bottle not the spray stuff. Anyone seen it in Galway?

Ficheall

Krieg wrote: »

Im looking for an e-cigarette in Galway, Anyone know who are selling them?

I'm fairly sure I saw them in GnL/Centra in Newcastle a while back.

Squeeonline

The Belcher wrote: »

I'm looking for windolene cream, the stuff in a purple bottle not the spray stuff. Anyone seen it in Galway?

If you're using it for cleaning glass/mirrors, you're better off with just cheap vinegar and scrunched up newspapers (thank you Advertiser!). Better and cheaper than products.

Squeeonline

Ficheall wrote: »

I'm fairly sure I saw them in GnL/Centra in Newcastle a while back.

I /think/ the spar next to the €2 shop does them.

ArtyC

Squeeonline wrote: »

I /think/ the spar next to the €2 shop does them.

Hollands defo do. But you'd be better off buying the dearer ones with cartridges in OMG if you really love smoking

whatlliwear

Hi all,

Does anyone know where I could buy tickets for a raffle?
I need them for a fundraiser in a few weeks time,

Thanks.

biko

Google suggests Jaycee but stationary shops like Easons should have them.

juicet3rry

I think Dunnes sell them too. Pretty sure I saw them in the aisle with the dvd's, pens etc in Briarhill last week

connemara man

Any Stationary shop would have them the small one next to Debenhams does if the top of my head

Cheshire Cat

I bought some raffle tickets in Mr Price just before Christmas. Dunnes, Joyces, easons and others have them, too.

El_Dangeroso

I'm looking for some beef bones, neck and marrow preferably..apparently not any butchers do much butchering anymore..

Guffy

joyces knocknacarra do i think... at least they have a few of the more obscure parts of meat on sale sometimes which i'm sure you would only have from butchering.

eagle10

I need to get some welding glass today, does anyone know any place that definetly has it in stock?

Squeeonline

Double edge razor blades? I usually buy from shaving.ie but since this will only be a small order, the postage makes it not worth it. :-/

pleasant Co.

Squeeonline wrote: »

Double edge razor blades? I usually buy from shaving.ie but since this will only be a small order, the postage makes it not worth it. :-/

I don't know where to get them in galway but I'll need to be ordering some soon and will be using shaving.ie, if you're not in a made rush I can throw them in with my order and we can just split the postage costs?

Squeeonline

Sounds fair. Will PM shortly.

biko

Have a look in the Facial Hair forum too, yes there is one They might have a list of retailers there.

beardybrewer

Tesco has em. Boots may too.

dinneenp

I have a Samsung 40 inch LCD screen. It got abang and arge crack with coloured lines when its on off it appears fine. Might be called spider crack? Will attach image in morning.
O connkest said they might be able to fix it ut cant give rough price and its €30 to inspect it

Anyone know anywhere else that might be able to fix it?
Cheers
Pa

dan hibiki

ouch! dunno if that would be worth fixing? (price wise)

dinneenp

dan hibiki wrote: »

ouch! dunno if that would be worth fixing? (price wise)

That's what I'm trying to figure out. TV cost about €400 through Amazon.

juicet3rry

As Dan said, I think it could be costly.
First port of call would have been to O'Connors but another option might be the electronics repair shop above Great Outdoors (ish) on Eglinton St. I'm not sure if they repair tv's but I think they operate a "no fix, no fee" type arrangement.

Good luck with it!

lazorgirl

i'm heading to japan on hols later in year;any one know of japanese lessons running in town/

shot2go

Electronic partner is the place in Eglinton street. The no fix no fee only applies if they can't fix it, If they quote you a higher price to fix then you think is worth you pay there diagnosis fee. I'm not sure if they do tellys though

biko

lazorgirl wrote: »

i'm heading to japan on hols later in year;any one know of japanese lessons running in town/

www.galwaylanguage.com/foreign.asp
JAPANESE
Beginner 1 (no previous study)
Monday 7.00 -9.00pm
21 January

jamesdiver

Anyone seen the boardgame Pictionary in Galway lately. Its out of stock in Argos, couldnt find it in Smyths either. Need to get it before Thur.
Thanks in advance,
James

Ficheall

Is it not a fairly simple board game to make up yourself?
Some paper or a whiteboard, some pens, and an imagination/list stolen from the internet?

stampydmonkey

Ficheall wrote: »

Is it not a fairly simple board game to make up yourself?
Some paper or a whiteboard, some pens, and an imagination/list stolen from the internet?

you might get it in tesco.

although if you can't get it, or don't want to make it, try cranium, has pictionary, charades, and a few other types of games in it. its great fun

Guffy

jamesdiver wrote: »

Anyone seen the boardgame Pictionary in Galway lately. Its out of stock in Argos, couldnt find it in Smyths either. Need to get it before Thur.
Thanks in advance,
James

assuming its for a present and you can't make it yourself, cranium is an unreal substitute. in fact i would say a better substitute.