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Shops / Restaurants / businesses in Dublin that survive the test of time

gabria · 2017-01-19 00:35:52

Following on from the thread on long-missed shops, restaurants and businesses, which ones have survived and will continue to survive the test of time, whether or not we love or hate them ? On a review of my Dublin life that started in 1998..... Anns bakery Savoy Beshoffs fish and chips Reads photocopy centre Waltons music…

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#62 25-01-2017 12:10pm
ollaetta

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There's a few that come to mind along Capel Street. McQuillans Tools and Mitchells Motor Factors. Louis Copeland now in the old bank but previously in a smaller premises nearby and Lenehans Hardware.

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#63 25-01-2017 2:05pm
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HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Oh God, I think I remember that opening as well

*unsubscribes from thread*

Best muffins in town though, by quite some distance

Nowhere near the fantastic muffins you could get in Applewoods on Werburgh street - sadly gone, but not forgotten.

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#64 29-01-2017 1:59am
gabria

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:pac::pac::pac::pac::pac: The donut kiosk on O'Connell Street

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