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Diesel (cloths) Shop

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  • 11-12-2016 11:32pm
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    Jamie2k9
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    Mother recently got a coat at a shop called Diesel but can't remember where the shop is. Someone around Argus/Paterick's street area.

    Anyone give exact street?


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    run_Forrest_run
    Registered Users Posts: 6,433 ✭✭✭run_Forrest_run


    Jamie2k9 wrote: »
    Mother recently got a coat at a shop called Diesel but can't remember where the shop is. Someone around Argus/Paterick's street area.

    Anyone give exact street?

    Can't believe I googled this for you, but according to their website here they only have one store in Cork and that's in Mahon Point.

    EDIT: Actually how about your mother have a look at the receipt, the address & phone number will be on that.


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    TheChizler
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    There was/might still be one at the junction at the junction of Castle St. and North Main St. but it's possible it closed years ago.


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    Jamie2k9
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    run_Forrest_run wrote: »
    Can't believe I googled this for you, but according to their website here they only have one store in Cork and that's in Mahon Point.

    EDIT: Actually how about your mother have a look at the receipt, the address & phone number will be on that.

    I did it first and came up with that but know there is another prehaps not the official branded one!
    There was/might still be one at the junction at the junction of Castle St. and North Main St. but it's possible it closed years ago.

    Got a PM so think I am sorted.


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    xabi
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    This Irish version of Diesel is not the same as the American Diesel - store.diesel.com/ie


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    Nonoperational
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    xabi wrote: »
    This Irish version of Diesel is not the same as the American Diesel - store.diesel.com/ie

    They're Italian. Interesting story about how the Irish lads jumped on them not registering the name here separately from the UK. They quality difference is huge between them.


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    run_Forrest_run
    Registered Users Posts: 6,433 ✭✭✭run_Forrest_run


    Nonoperational wrote: »
    They're Italian. Interesting story about how the Irish lads jumped on them not registering the name here separately from the UK. They quality difference is huge between them.

    ah well there is no comparison really, a pair of [genuine] Diesel jeans will set you back €250. I believe there's an ongoing legal battle against the Irish Diesel company.


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    Cool_CM
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    TheChizler wrote: »
    There was/might still be one at the junction at the junction of Castle St. and North Main St. but it's possible it closed years ago.

    That's the closing-down shop that shows no sign of closing down.


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    Cool_CM wrote: »
    That's the closing-down shop that shows no sign of closing down.

    Closes down every few months for about a day. Then reopens with pretty much nothing changed . Must be some advantage to them with this closing and reopening. They are selling f*uk all anyway from what I see.


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    Atari Jaguar
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    Jeremy Mushy Fizz wrote: »
    Closes down every few months for about a day. Then reopens with pretty much nothing changed . Must be some advantage to them with this closing and reopening. They are selling f*uk all anyway from what I see.

    Usually shops do things like that as a lure. Big signs with CLOSING DOWN SALE attract people and if they see a product they like they'd be hesitant to leave it should the shop close before they return. A local furniture shop has those signs up for months now when I was in there he let slip he's not closing down rather just getting rid of old stock :rolleyes:


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    razorblunt
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    I remember that Diesel shop from teenage years (North Main St), "€40 for a shirt that's a rip off" was always met with "Ok €30 and get out of here". Always made me wonder how low you could go!
    I believe my Confirmation jacket was a bargain that's how long they've not been closing down!


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