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Charity Shop in D24

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  • 13-05-2013 9:22am
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    kline64
    Registered Users Posts: 176 ✭✭


    Hi does anyone know where I can bring bags of clothing in d24 area I don't want to leave them outside my door because of rogue callers. thanks


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    January
    Closed Accounts Posts: 23,862 ✭✭✭✭January


    Moved from old thread to a thread of its own.


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    The Hill Billy
    Registered Users Posts: 22,775 ✭✭✭✭The Hill Billy


    And moved to Dublin County South. ;)

    tHB


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    Tabnabs
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    There's a clothes bank in the carpark at Scholars pub/Spar and another one in Sean Walsh park beside the entrance to the football stadium. Otherwise, google is your friend.


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    Bits_n_Bobs
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    I always drop any clothes we have into Vincent de Paul - reputable, well established and well run charity, and they're always unfailingly polite and very grateful for whatever you can give them.

    http://www.svp.ie/Contact-Us/Dublin/About-Us/What-we-do/Shops.aspx to find the nearest store to you.


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    coylemj
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    Tabnabs wrote: »
    There's a clothes bank in the carpark at Scholars pub/Spar and another one in Sean Walsh park beside the entrance to the football stadium. Otherwise, google is your friend.

    Since that recent RTE Prime Time program it now appears that a lot of those clothes banks are run by private companies and the charity named on the bin gets a slice of the action but like the charity Christmas cards, it might be peanuts.

    I'd either give it to one of the genuine charities who drop bags on the doorstop like Barnardos, Enable Ireland or the Irish Cancer Society or as suggested above, bring them straight to the SVDP.


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