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I am looking for ( x ) in Galway City

fatguy2k1 · 2011-09-20 09:56:08

I think there was talk of one of these type of threads a while back and since i'm looking for something i though i'd start it. I'm looking to get small paper cups in gawlay city. small dixie cups like these ones for making jelly shots Anyone have an idea where i can get them before saturday?

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#1712 09-10-2013 7:36pm
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welcome back to the city btw!

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#1713 09-10-2013 7:37pm
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Thank you! It's my 5th week here. Loving it so far. Everyone is so friendly

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#1714 10-10-2013 1:18am
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Hi There,

Wondering if anyone knew which jewelers in Galway city carried John Rocha’s range of silver jewelry?

Thanks all!

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#1715 10-10-2013 1:24am
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woah thats some big text! I know Kilkenny stock it online so they could do it in the shop, think Fallers also do it
actually found this http://johnrochajewellery.com/stockists
so kilkenny don't stock in the shop up here.. but Fallers and claddagh jewellers do

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#1716 10-10-2013 10:07am
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Can anyone recommend a career councilor who is really up to date and has their finger on the pulse? I want to do an evening course or a weekend course that is relevant and will actually have a high chance of getting me a decent job or a start in a career at the end of it and just want some advice and tips on where to start. Thanks.

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#1717 10-10-2013 10:13am
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-Vega- wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a career councilor who is really up to date and has their finger on the pulse? I want to do an evening course or a weekend course that is relevant and will actually have a high chance of getting me a decent job or a start in a career at the end of it and just want some advice and tips on where to start. Thanks.

I believe the Local employment services network provide guidance services on back to education routes, they have an office on bothar mór a few doors up from tonerys bar.

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#1718 10-10-2013 10:35am
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FirstinLastout wrote: »

Hi There,

Wondering if anyone knew which jewelers in Galway city carried John Rocha’s range of silver jewelry?

Thanks all!

They have some nice things. I especially like this necklace.

http://johnrochajewellery.com/product/john-rocha/jr09604

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#1719 10-10-2013 11:55am
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Where can I buy nice Wall Decals/Wall Stickers in Galway ? I see a lot of them are more child/nursery orientated, I dont mind going online if there is a good selection but if there is somewhere in Galway Id prefer to go local. http://www.coolwallart.com/shop/wall-decal-snapling-wally/ this kind of thing

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#1720 10-10-2013 2:34pm
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-Vega- wrote: »

Where can I buy nice Wall Decals/Wall Stickers in Galway ? I see a lot of them are more child/nursery orientated, I dont mind going online if there is a good selection but if there is somewhere in Galway Id prefer to go local. http://www.coolwallart.com/shop/wall-decal-snapling-wally/ this kind of thing

I'm almost certain my sister got hers in Woodies...but can't find them on their website

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#1721 10-10-2013 3:54pm
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There is a poster shop in Corbert somewhere, they might have decal style stuff too.

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#1722 10-10-2013 11:18pm
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Looking for vacuum cleaner bags for a zanussi ZAN3913. Here they are from amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003YCD4IQ/ref=s9_simh_gw_p79_d0_i1?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=1VGSEN3B89X8WX1GESG2&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=429454147&pf_rd_i=468294

I would prefer to get them in a shop because once I include parcel motel it would probably be the same price. Currys and argos dont seem to have them.

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#1723 11-10-2013 5:57am
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Probably George Conboy on New Road or Des Kavanagh in Woodquay. They normally have the little things that the High Street shops don't.

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#1724 11-10-2013 9:14am
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There is/was a shop on Forster street that sells vacuum stuff, a couple doors down from Rabbit's bar. I got bags there before I went a got one of them reusable ones.

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#1725 11-10-2013 9:57am
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shruikan2553 wrote: »

Looking for vacuum cleaner bags for a zanussi ZAN3913. Here they are from amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003YCD4IQ/ref=s9_simh_gw_p79_d0_i1?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=1VGSEN3B89X8WX1GESG2&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=429454147&pf_rd_i=468294

I would prefer to get them in a shop because once I include parcel motel it would probably be the same price. Currys and argos dont seem to have them.

Peter Murphy Electrical in Westside have loads of types of bags too.

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#1726 11-10-2013 10:40am
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biko wrote: »

There is/was a shop on Forster street that sells vacuum stuff, a couple doors down from Rabbit's bar. I got bags there before I went a got one of them reusable ones.

Closed for a couple of years.

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#1727 11-10-2013 10:44am
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FirstinLastout wrote: »

Hi There,

Wondering if anyone knew which jewelers in Galway city carried John Rocha’s range of silver jewelry?

Thanks all!

As I recall the Kilkenny shop on high street and Dillons on Shop St do that jewellery. (I think its Dillons the one behind the Oscar Wilde statue)

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#1728 11-10-2013 11:42am
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thesandeman wrote: »

Probably George Conboy on New Road or Des Kavanagh in Woodquay. They normally have the little things that the High Street shops don't.

+1 for des Kavanagh they even ordered ones for me that they did not have in stock

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#1729 12-10-2013 9:39am
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I bought a large picture frame which holds three 8x10 pictures but broke the glass when putting photos in!! Raging! Where could I get replacement glass cut? Dont want to spend a fortune, thanks

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#1730 12-10-2013 9:47am
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thesandeman wrote: »

Probably George Conboy on New Road or Des Kavanagh in Woodquay. They normally have the little things that the High Street shops don't.

Pretty sure Des Kavanagh is on Market St not in Woodquay.

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#1731 12-10-2013 12:58pm
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central park wrote: »

I bought a large picture frame which holds three 8x10 pictures but broke the glass when putting photos in!! Raging! Where could I get replacement glass cut? Dont want to spend a fortune, thanks

Maybe greaney glass carnmore

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#1732 12-10-2013 4:40pm
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central park wrote: »

I bought a large picture frame which holds three 8x10 pictures but broke the glass when putting photos in!! Raging! Where could I get replacement glass cut? Dont want to spend a fortune, thanks

Try creagal Art on Monivea road.

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#1733 13-10-2013 2:25pm
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I'm looking for somewhere to buy a good mattress, not scrimp on cost but wondering if anywhere has a sale on?

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#1734 13-10-2013 5:24pm
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dinneenp wrote: »

I'm looking for somewhere to buy a good mattress, not scrimp on cost but wondering if anywhere has a sale on?

Check out Argos, they usually have something decent on offer

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#1735 13-10-2013 11:28pm
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dinneenp wrote: »

I'm looking for somewhere to buy a good mattress, not scrimp on cost but wondering if anywhere has a sale on?

EZ living in terryland have a sale on now.

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#1736 13-10-2013 11:36pm
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dinneenp wrote: »

I'm looking for somewhere to buy a good mattress, not scrimp on cost but wondering if anywhere has a sale on?

The best place to buy decent mattresses at decent prices is actually online. If you go for a good brand name you'll know you're getting quality. You could try one out in a shop and then order that one.
I would always rather support local business but I had to buy one a few years ago and got it for half the price the shops were selling it at online.
mrmatress.co.uk and www.beds.ie were best.

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#1737 15-10-2013 11:04am
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Hello everyone! I'm going camping this weekend, but I can't find a tent... Could anyone lend me one? What I'm looking for is basically a 2 people festival tent. I'll buy you a drink if you can help me! Thanks a lot

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#1738 15-10-2013 11:08am
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galwaycyclist wrote: »

As I recall the Kilkenny shop on high street and Dillons on Shop St do that jewellery. (I think its Dillons the one behind the Oscar Wilde statue)

Its Lazlo Jewellers not Dillons

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#1739 15-10-2013 11:14am
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tchuruck wrote: »

Hello everyone! I'm going camping this weekend, but I can't find a tent... Could anyone lend me one? What I'm looking for is basically a 2 people festival tent. I'll buy you a drink if you can help me! Thanks a lot

Buy one for €15
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=86790687&postcount=4948

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#1740 15-10-2013 11:22am
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But I haven't been able to find one under 50€. You think they'll have a 15€ tent at the tesco in the shopping centre?

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#1741 15-10-2013 12:17pm
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tchuruck wrote: »

But I haven't been able to find one under 50€. You think they'll have a 15€ tent at the tesco in the shopping centre?

Have you gone to Tesco

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