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is there a big iceland in dublin?

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  • 30-07-2015 3:08pm
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    spider_pig
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    just wondering Is there a big iceland in dublin? i know of the one in coolock but its only a small one, i think the iceland in the ilac was on the bigger side of things but its gone.
    thanks


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    harry Bailey esq
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    spider_pig wrote: »
    just wondering Is there a big iceland in dublin? i know of the one in coolock but its only a small one, i think the iceland in the ilac was on the bigger side of things but its gone.
    thanks

    The one in Finglas village is fairly big.


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    vandriver
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    One in Ballyer


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    spider_pig
    Registered Users Posts: 1,310 ✭✭✭spider_pig


    harry Bailey esq wrote: »
    The one in Finglas village is fairly big.

    Thanks this one would be closer for me


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    January
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    Yes the one in Finglas Village is big enough.


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    L1011
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    Neither of them are much bigger than Coolock - that's basically the size of store they have here.


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    power pants
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    one on the navan rd /maples centre is decent sizedtoo


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    January
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    I don't think you need a much bigger store than that, anyone who can do a weekly shop in Iceland needs to take a look at their diet...


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    power pants
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    I disagree.

    I shop in tescos but nothing wrong with Icelands. I shop in Iceland from time to time

    Sell lots of frozen vegetables. Frozen is considered better as keeps the nutrients longer than fresh

    Plenty of fish, steak, chicken etc Not processed either

    Bread, fruit, wholegrain rice

    There is nothing worse in their stores than any of the supermarkets

    I have a balanced diet, in great shape too


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    Victor
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    Iceland store finder http://www.iceland.ie/storefinder/


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