I am looking for ( x ) in Galway city&county

phelixoflaherty

Try Walsh's paving on the team Rd.
Near Roccha tiles.
The delivery could be steep

Bredabe

Is there a campaign like 'period poverty' in the city? or somewhere we can leave towels/tampons.

Gadgetman496

Anyone know of local bricks & mortar stores selling Hugo Boss Dark Blue 75ml for men?

beardybrewer

I'd try Boots or Debenhams.

galway321

I am looking for a tiler for a small job in the Roscam area. Any recommendations?

Thanks

1perriwinkle

Lots of the garden centres/B and Q sell small bags. Otherwise you’re looking at a tonne or half tonne bag from one of the building suppliers like chadwicks

martin6651 wrote: »

Looking for some one to deliver small quantity of sand and aggregate.

duedate

I'm looking for some Dylon clothes dye - anywhere around town have a good selection of colours of this please?

xckjoo

duedate wrote: »

I'm looking for some Dylon clothes dye - anywhere around town have a good selection of colours of this please?

Don't know for sure, but Hickeys upstairs in Corbett Court would be the first place I'd try.

1perriwinkle

duedate wrote: »

I'm looking for some Dylon clothes dye - anywhere around town have a good selection of colours of this please?

Hickeys, or upstairs in Anthony Ryans maybe

1perriwinkle

Bredabe wrote: »

Is there a campaign like 'period poverty' in the city? or somewhere we can leave towels/tampons.

Try Cope Galway, they would probably be glad to have them for their women’s refuge and homeless hostels

beardybrewer

Cope is an excellent suggestion. Here's their day centre. You can just stop by: https://goo.gl/maps/FKxVjj232iT2

Also Galway Simon Community.

Bredabe

duedate wrote: »

I'm looking for some Dylon clothes dye - anywhere around town have a good selection of colours of this please?

Some bigger supermarkets have it, I found some in the haberdashery shop in Liosbaun estate, it's beside the coffee shop there.

joeKel73

Anyone know where I can get a nut milk bag in the city? Used to strain plant based milks. I thought Evergreen but don't see any listed online.

xckjoo

J o e wrote: »

Anyone know where I can get a nut milk bag in the city? Used to strain plant based milks. I thought Evergreen but don't see any listed online.

Is that different from a muslin/cheese cloth?



Looks like you could make one easy enough:
http://ambersimmons.com/2014/04/diy-nut-milk-bag/
https://www.eatingvibrantly.com/make-no-sew-nut-milk-bag/

joeKel73

xckjoo wrote: »

Is that different from a muslin/cheese cloth?



Looks like you could make one easy enough:
http://ambersimmons.com/2014/04/diy-nut-milk-bag/
https://www.eatingvibrantly.com/make-no-sew-nut-milk-bag/

I also don't have a muslin/cheese cloth.

xckjoo

J o e wrote: »

I also don't have a muslin/cheese cloth.

Haha. I have one but can't remember where I got it. I'd guess Anthony Ryans would have them. Or maybe Hickeys (upstairs in Corbett Court) for fabric in general.

Boardnashea

J o e wrote: »

I also don't have a muslin/cheese cloth.

Mothercare downstairs in Eyre Square centre used to sell muslin squares. Great for any number of uses as well as their original purpose:D

b.gud

I have a 3 piece suite that I need to get rid of. I've advertised it for free but no takers. I'm aware of the council large item removal but they won't be collecting u til next week and ideally I'd like it gone before then. Any suggestions appreciated

xckjoo

b.gud wrote: »

I have a 3 piece suite that I need to get rid of. I've advertised it for free but no takers. I'm aware of the council large item removal but they won't be collecting u til next week and ideally I'd like it gone before then. Any suggestions appreciated

Have you tried the St Vincent DePaul? They collect large stuff.

b.gud

xckjoo wrote: »

b.gud wrote: »

I have a 3 piece suite that I need to get rid of. I've advertised it for free but no takers. I'm aware of the council large item removal but they won't be collecting u til next week and ideally I'd like it gone before then. Any suggestions appreciated

Have you tried the St Vincent DePaul? They collect large stuff.

I tried the Simon Community but they said they wouldn't take it, there's a tear at the bottom of the couch.

bagels

b.gud wrote: »

I have a 3 piece suite that I need to get rid of. I've advertised it for free but no takers. I'm aware of the council large item removal but they won't be collecting u til next week and ideally I'd like it gone before then. Any suggestions appreciated

If you're on facebook search for tuam freebies and also look for links to other 'free' sites in county galway. There's always a demand for free stuff

L'prof

b.gud wrote: »

I have a 3 piece suite that I need to get rid of. I've advertised it for free but no takers. I'm aware of the council large item removal but they won't be collecting u til next week and ideally I'd like it gone before then. Any suggestions appreciated

Assuming you have no way of transporting it to CityBin in Oranmore?

L'prof

Double post

joeKel73

b.gud wrote: »

I have a 3 piece suite that I need to get rid of. I've advertised it for free but no takers. I'm aware of the council large item removal but they won't be collecting u til next week and ideally I'd like it gone before then. Any suggestions appreciated

Leave it out the front of your house with a €100 price tag on it, it won't last long.

what_traffic

b.gud wrote: »

I have a 3 piece suite that I need to get rid of. I've advertised it for free but no takers. I'm aware of the council large item removal but they won't be collecting u til next week and ideally I'd like it gone before then. Any suggestions appreciated

Maybe try FREECYCLE? Or have ya done that already?
https://groups.freecycle.org/group/GalwayIE/posts/all

b.gud

bagels wrote: »

If you're on facebook search for tuam freebies and also look for links to other 'free' sites in county galway. There's always a demand for free stuff

what_traffic wrote: »

Maybe try FREECYCLE? Or have ya done that already?
https://groups.freecycle.org/group/GalwayIE/posts/all

Cheers will check those out

L'prof wrote: »

Assuming you have no way of transporting it to CityBin in Oranmore?

Good suggestion will try and see if I can organise a lift out there

Bawnmore

Anyone have a recommendation for a pre purchase engineers survey in West Galway. For a house outside of Oughterard.

hamsterboy

Bawnmore wrote: »

Anyone have a recommendation for a pre purchase engineers survey in West Galway. For a house outside of Oughterard.

James Roach
16 Forster st Galway
Co. Galway

091 562855

He just performed a survey for myself and my GF
Incredibly thorough (estate agents refer to him as Dr. Death), really accommodating (he performed ours on a Saturday morning to suit our schedule) and been in the business absolute yonks so very well respected

Bredabe

hamsterboy wrote: »

James Roach
16 Forster st Galway
Co. Galway

091 562855

He just performed a survey for myself and my GF
Incredibly thorough (estate agents refer to him as Dr. Death), really accommodating (he performed ours on a Saturday morning to suit our schedule) and been in the business absolute yonks so very well respected

+1 for James. Never steered anyone I've recommended wrong.

Bullocks

Bredabe wrote: »

+1 for James. Never steered anyone I've recommended wrong.

+1 for Roache as well. Very thorough