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Cheapest photo prints

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  • 24-08-2013 2:21pm
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    purplecow1977
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    Where is the best place to get photos printed in Drogheda?


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    Dub in Louth
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    I find Harvey Norman very reasonable.


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    [Deleted User]
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    But beware, their quality is atrocious.


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    purplecow1977
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    Ended up doing it in Hickeys but they won't be ready until Monday, thought those kiosks were instant?! My bad! 20c a photo, wish I'd waited for Harvey's Tuesdays sale :-(


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    nutts_77
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    Cheapest isn't the best for prints. Harveys quality is really bad. Not worth it at all.


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    purplecow1977 wrote: »
    Ended up doing it in Hickeys but they won't be ready until Monday, thought those kiosks were instant?! My bad! 20c a photo, wish I'd waited for Harvey's Tuesdays sale :-(

    Presumably you ordered very late in the evening?

    Maher's Chemist and the Kodak shop are the ones I'd be familiar with, and I've never waited any more than naround 20 minutes. But of course, if the shop is about to close, then it's only sensible that they'd queue your photos for the next (working) day.


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    purplecow1977
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    Presumably you ordered very late in the evening?

    Maher's Chemist and the Kodak shop are the ones I'd be familiar with, and I've never waited any more than naround 20 minutes. But of course, if the shop is about to close, then it's only sensible that they'd queue your photos for the next (working) day.


    I was in just before 5 and they didn't show signs of closing,i assumed it was 6,but maybe you are right.


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