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mainland european shops in dublin city?

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  • 05-11-2012 9:43pm
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    wonton
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    Just looking in anyone can tell me some other mainland european shops, so far I know

    polonez on moore street and mary street ( I think).

    paprika store on parnell street.

    polish shop on parnell street that I can't remember the name of.

    mixed eatern european shop on capel street.


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    Maglight
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    Lithuanica on Amiens Street, but that is just one of hundreds. There are Eastern European shops all over the city centre.


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    wonton
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    any large stores other than polonez? or from other countries?


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    Corruptedmorals
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    There is a Slovakian one right at the top of Capel Street. Also on the southbound quays pretty close to Heuston (can't remember exactly how far down it is) there is a centre and a pub/restaraunt next door..also can't remember the country involved.


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    carlmango11
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    Alimentara Ardeleneasca

    Romanian food (?) shop on Dorset Street.


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    Slunk
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    Corruptedmorals wrote: »
    There is a Slovakian one right at the top of Capel Street. Also on the southbound quays pretty close to Heuston (can't remember exactly how far down it is) there is a centre and a pub/restaraunt next door..also can't remember the country involved.

    Pifko. Slovak. Nice bar


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    John_Rambo
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    The Italian shop in the Epicurean food hall has nice stuff and there's a few Northern European shops on Capel st. Fallon and Byrnes do great Southern European seasoned/dried/salted meats. Very reasonable prices too.


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    Dord
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    Corruptedmorals wrote: »
    There is a Slovakian one right at the top of Capel Street. Also on the southbound quays pretty close to Heuston (can't remember exactly how far down it is) there is a centre and a pub/restaraunt next door..also can't remember the country involved.

    The Slovak shop on Capel St. is closed. Anyways, there's a better one on Arran Quay (http://www.facebook.com/slovakpoint).


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    gurramok
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    There is a large Polish shop in Finglas opposite Superquinn.


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    uck51js9zml2yt
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    Dord wrote: »
    The Slovak shop on Capel St. is closed. Anyways, there's a better one on Arran Quay (http://www.facebook.com/slovakpoint).

    Slovak Point also do online sales and a courier service between Slovakia and Ireland.
    The have a shipping warehouse off Kylemore Road.


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