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Cam lock/locker lock

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  • 21-10-2011 6:35pm
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    Johnny Foreigner
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    Where can I buy a cam lock/locker lock in Dundalk town?


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    Dunny
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    T&G Byrne in Boyds would be my suggestion


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    Johnny Foreigner
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    Many thanks.


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    bigneacy
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    Bloody foreigner... coming here and taking our women and our cam locks. :D

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    Johnny Foreigner
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    bigneacy wrote: »
    Bloody foreigner... coming here and taking our women and our cam locks. :D

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    That made me laugh. (I am Irish by the way).


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    Johnny Foreigner
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    Dunny! wrote: »
    T&G Byrne in Boyds would be my suggestion

    They wanted 11.95 Euro for a cam lock!
    When I told them that was too expensive they offered to cut me a key for the same price. 11.95 for a key!
    I bought one off ebay for 5 Euro including postage.


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    MugMugs
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    Johnny Foreigner wrote: »
    Dunny! wrote: »
    T&G Byrne in Boyds would be my suggestion

    They wanted 11.95 Euro for a cam lock!
    When I told them that was too expensive they offered to cut me a key for the same price. 11.95 for a key!
    I bought one off ebay for 5 Euro including postage.

    Shop local! :eek:


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    Johnny Foreigner
    Closed Accounts Posts: 923 ✭✭✭Johnny Foreigner


    MugMugs wrote: »
    Shop local! :eek:

    I always would try to shop local first, and support local businesses; as opposed to cross border shopping in Newry or online. The problem is that many retailers in Dundalk are still charging Celtic Tiger boom prices; and they are are no longer competitive. Where as rent prices and house prices have come down, the retailers are not reducing their prices in line with the rest of the economy. And so another shop folds as customers shop cheaper elsewhere. When will they learn?


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