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  • 06-02-2012 8:49pm
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    franc 91
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    I've tried looking for this on the net but I haven't got anywhere. Is there a French bookshop in Dublin? and even more importantly, is there a newsagent's that specialises in French-language newspapers and magazines?


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    Fuinseog
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    franc 91 wrote: »
    I've tried looking for this on the net but I haven't got anywhere. Is there a French bookshop in Dublin? and even more importantly, is there a newsagent's that specialises in French-language newspapers and magazines?

    you will get one or two French newspapers in Easons on O Connell street. A few woemns amgazines as well. the internet would be the better option.

    there is a Modern Languages shop on South Frederick Street )beside Tara Dart station. they have a few novels.

    upstairs in Chapters are a few second hand french books.

    all this is geared towards an Irish person learning French. if you are a French national then its difficult. english is the language and beyond a few phrases folks are not interested in learning foreign languages


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    franc 91
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    It wasn't for me, I was asking for a school student (see the French language thread) whether it's possible to either buy or to order French-language newspapers and magazines in Dublin.
    GRMA
    Franc


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    An Citeog
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    They could also try the Alliance Française. I've no idea what it's like but they have a library, so it'd definitely be worth a visit.


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    admiralofthefleet
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    the french embassy might be worth a look too. easons will definitely have them though


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