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27-10-2011 11:53pm#1
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Oh get a grip with your sarcasm u twat.
I couldn't give a flying f*ck whether it closed permenantly or not, and i wouldn't be surprised if it did, they offer no value, they are a complete rip off, and why wouldn't i shop on amazon with free delivery and excellent value on dvds, so if you have nothing costructive to say you know what you can do ya tool
Lol:D,
Did i upset ya? I wouldnt even bother reporting your post. Dont like fighting keyboard warriors.
Anyway, what part of my post upsetted you?? I said (like yourself), i wont miss it
If you dont give a 'flying ****' as you say, why ask??
Go to amazon, fleabay, Ares, Clara market etc, i really dont care where you get your music from.
I gave my opinion, i wont miss it personally, for my reasons and the fact elsewhere is cheaper in Tullamore.
Excuse me, whilst i go cry into my beer from them hurtful names.0 -
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Storminateacup wrote: »Where else would we see jedward eh?
Bridge Centre is making me sad. It's not a proper shopping centre at all. Is it just me or did it use to be better
No, its just because we have experienced real shopping centres in the years since it opened, like Athlone TC, Liffey Valley, Dundrum, that we realise what a sh!thole the Bridge Centre is now.
I remember the days when our shopping centre was The Mall!!!! :eek: And then Dunnes on Church Street!
When i first experienced Mall of The Emirates in Dubai, i just thought, 'fcuk me', so this is what a real mall looks like!
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The Mall had pretty much the same shops it has now, maybe a hairdressers upstairs i think, one or two may have changed over the years, but yep, that was it!
And we would walk in and out of the mall all day, hang around there after school. There was also a walkway where Galvins shop is now, where you could walk from William St through to the Market Sq, it would be like walking through Galvins now, from the front of the shop to the back door, and there was a takeaway at the back called Captain Zooms, it had a restaurant attached to it too, called Beefeaters! I had my First Communion meal in there, and spilled beans on my dress! Ah yes, showing my age now! :P 0 -
Haha wow it sounds like a different town!! I remember there being a dunnes open where elverys is now, and my daddy would bring me for chips every Sunday after mass down to the chippers across from the Garda station.
Him taking us Christmas shopping 2nd Sunday in December and bringing us to carters afterwards, to sit down.
Joe Finalys after mass on Sundays too with pocket money to buy random cheap toys he kept behind the door.
Or an old shop that used to sell papers, had a really high counter and a tiny man behind it, where Rita daly is now. Always wanted chocolate there when dad was buying papers but he'd never buy it there lol, because he said it was probably there years
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Ah see, you are from my era too!! I remember Dunnes on Patrick St too, grocery on one side, clothes on the other.
And the shop where Rita Daly is was called Gorrys i think. Finlay was the only shop to open Christmas day, disgraceful! But great if Santa forgot the batteries!!
Do you remember Quinnsworth on Patrick St? Where Quigleys cafe, O2 etc are now?
Sorry OP, we are totally going off topic here. 0 -
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