Where can i buy a tri-colour beach towel in dublin cty centre?

MarkY91

sorry if this is in wrong forum, but i couldnt think of anywhere to post it.

i checked carrols website and they have none, i did a few google searches and saw nothing except ebay and stuff when i need to buy it in a shop this week.

can anyone help?

chin_grin

Euro shop.

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KeithM89_old

Moved from AH

MarkY91

euro shop? where is that?

and thats mod for moving to proper place

chin_grin

MarkY91 wrote: »

euro shop? where is that?

and thats mod for moving to proper place

In town.

There are tons of them around the place. Where abouts were you looking?

I'm sure the likes of penneys and dunnes are doing them in a run up to the football.

MarkY91

chin_grin wrote: »

In town.

There are tons of them around the place. Where abouts were you looking?

I'm sure the likes of penneys and dunnes are doing them in a run up to the football.

i checked carrols website but im going to town on thursday and gona check pennys and stuff...i hope i find one somewhere

jluv

Have one sitting on the back seat of my car unopened! If you want to PM me your address I will send to you tomorrow.Got for free and don't really need it so all yours if you want:D

MarkY91

jluv wrote: »

Have one sitting on the back seat of my car unopened! If you want to PM me your address I will send to you tomorrow.Got for free and don't really need it so all yours if you want:D

PM sent

jluv

MarkY91 wrote: »

PM sent

Just opened it to see size. Only bout 5ftx3ft. Will still send to you. You can use as a spare if you get something better:)

admiralofthefleet

the euro shops dont sell them. your best bet would be pennys or dunnes

frag420

Use a flag:D

Boulevardier

I don't see why you should use the national flag to wipe sweat and sand off yourself.

Is it going to be tricolour loo-paper next?

The Scientician

Boulevardier wrote: »

Is it going to be tricolour loo-paper next?

No they're just going to use real Euro currency.

frag420

Boulevardier wrote: »

I don't see why you should use the national flag to wipe sweat and sand off yourself.

Is it going to be tricolour loo-paper next?

Cause its an inanimate object and a lot softer on ones arse that say sand paper or cheap toilet roll.

I would have no issue using tricolor bog roll either.............

Del2005

frag420 wrote: »

Use a flag:D

A flag should be burnt if it touches the ground.

jluv

MarkY91 wrote: »

PM sent

In the post.You should get tomorrow or day after:)

frag420

Del2005 wrote: »

A flag should be burnt if it touches the ground.

Says who?

spurious

That's one of the few things I learned in Civics class in the 70s - what a big deal it was if the flag touched the ground. Odd the things you remember.

Fuinseog

MarkY91 wrote: »

sorry if this is in wrong forum, but i couldnt think of anywhere to post it.

i checked carrols website and they have none, i did a few google searches and saw nothing except ebay and stuff when i need to buy it in a shop this week.

can anyone help?

not sure if some Irish people would appreciate their national flag thrown on the ground.

Fuinseog

frag420 wrote: »

Says who?

usually only the military do that. flags are only supposed to touch the ground when in churches.
I despair at he amount of Irish who think that Ivory Coast is our flag (orange, white and green) and display it like that. then there are those colourblind folks who do not know the the difference between orange and gold.

wearing our national flag, indeed anyones national flag like a scarf or skirt is bound to cause trouble

admiralofthefleet

i saw in supervalu today that they are giving away a free ireland towel when you buy 4 proctor & gamble products

OU812

frag420 wrote: »

Says who?

Practices to avoid

16 When displayed on a platform, the National Flag should not be used to cover the speaker's desk, nor should it be draped over the platform.

17 The National Flag should never be defaced by placing slogans, logos, lettering or pictures of any kind on it, for example at sporting events.

18 The National Flag should not be draped on cars, trains, boats or other modes of transport; it should not be carried flat, but should always be carried aloft and free, except when used to drape a coffin; on such an occasion, the green should be at the head of the coffin (Figure H).

Figure H


19 Care should be taken at all times to ensure that the National Flag does not touch the ground, trail in water or become entangled in trees or other obstacles.

Extract from regulations on use of the tricolour, unfortunately it's ill treatment is rarely policed.

delta_bravo

Fuinseog wrote: »

usually only the military do that. flags are only supposed to touch the ground when in churches.
I despair at he amount of Irish who think that Ivory Coast is our flag (orange, white and green) and display it like that. then there are those colourblind folks who do not know the the difference between orange and gold.

wearing our national flag, indeed anyones national flag like a scarf or skirt is bound to cause trouble

I find it far worse for people to refer to the colour as "green white and gold"

Its an ignorance of everything the flag represents.

bobbysands81

Boulevardier wrote: »

I don't see why you should use the national flag to wipe sweat and sand off yourself.

Is it going to be tricolour loo-paper next?

I use Union Jack bog roll all the time and LOVE it!

arybvtcw0eolkf

bobbysands81 wrote: »

I use Union Jack bog roll all the time and LOVE it!

And with that the thread was closed.