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WH Smith opening in Arnotts??

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  • 15-10-2011 2:07pm
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    chancer12
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    Saw an article in Irish Publisher News that WH Smith plan on opening a branch in Arnotts in Henry Street this month. No details on either website, does anyone know anything about this?


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    Toby Take a Bow
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    I heard rumours too. After Waterstone's vacating Jervis, there'll now be a WHSmith, a bargain book shop on Liffey Street and a Hughes & Hughes (that seems to be a 'bargain' book shop specialising in soft toys for kids).


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    emeraldstar
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    Oh dear. WHSmith is awful. Losing Waterstone's and gaining a WHSmith = :(


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    chancer12
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    Wish Arnotts would update their site and say what their plans are


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    x_Ellie_x
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    emeraldstar wrote: »
    Oh dear. WHSmith is awful. Losing Waterstone's and gaining a WHSmith = :(

    I agree. WHSmith is too expensive for me. I'd prefer a BookStation or a good bargain book shop instead.


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    Toby Take a Bow
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    x_Ellie_x wrote: »
    I agree. WHSmith is too expensive for me. I'd prefer a BookStation or a good bargain book shop instead.

    Well there is a bargain bookshop on the quays but it's fairly poor. The WHSmith shop is a 'concession' type shop in Arnotts. From the dimensions I've heard mentioned, I don't think it will be very big and I wouldn't say books would be its major emphasis. The Northside is crying out for a good bookshop (bar Chapters).


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    Grievous
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    You can't beat Chapters! Their wonderful second hand section!

    Best book store in Dublin, and I have been to most of them.


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    cloud493
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    Chapters is enough for me.


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