Anime & Manga Stores in Ireland

RetroRainbow · 09-04-2008 11:30pm

Easons actually have a pretty bad selection.
Mostly the American manga, and a few Chobits and Fruits Basket here and there.
I was able to get two volumes of Wish by CLAMP down there for fifteen euro though, so I guess it's not that bad.

Brian · 16-04-2008 5:58pm

Vibes 'n Scribes on Patrick's Hill in Cork have some anime upstairs.

spicywedge · 21-04-2008 9:35am

Zavvi previously virgin are now dedicating a section to anime and manga and at first looks they have all the generic brands but speaking to one of the guys that works there is will be look to increae this if the demand is there and they will also have the ability to order some stuff for you if it is not in stock for no extra charge. cool huh

Espy · 22-04-2008 1:53am

Remember a few years ago when GAME used to stock some anime titles. I wonder what happened to that...

They even sold some art books too according to some friends of mine.

MarkHall · 22-04-2008 9:15am

Crow's corner has dropped the price on most of it's Manga Books to a Fiver.
I picked up a few Srg frogs there over the weekend.
Well worth a look.

aine-maire · 23-04-2008 6:55pm

anyone know where i could get deathnote?! i've got the first 3 from france, but i can't find them in Ireland!

Brian · 24-04-2008 10:46am

Other Realms in Cork sell Death Note. It's a popular manga, I would imagine most places that sell any manga would stock Death Note.

fitz0 · 25-06-2008 3:08pm

HMV are ridiculously expensive. They were selling Samurai X for 99 odd euro when I got it on Amazon for less than 50. Also I dont like the way a lot of anime is edited so I find it safer (and cheaper) to import or download. Tower Records would be my pick if I was gonna buy any DVDs here though

Jessieannas · 03-07-2008 12:28am

I thought only Easons did Manga. Thanks for that, mate.

irishharpie · 03-07-2008 1:56pm

Border's in Blanchardstown has a really good selection and I find them to be reasonably priced as well, your looking at around ten or 12 for a book.

ayumi · 03-07-2008 5:55pm

why do u buy them,couldnt u read dem online??

Zen 2nd · 03-07-2008 10:53pm

ayumi wrote: »

why do u buy them,couldnt u read dem online??

Not everyone is a thief.

fitz0 · 03-07-2008 11:13pm

Zen 2nd wrote: »

Not everyone is a thief.

Not everyone... but most of us are! :P

With manga and anime the price it is here Im not suprised that most people choose to download it or read/watch online. Im not advocating stealing licensed anime/manga but unlicensed is AFAIK fair game.

And when manga costs the same here as it does elsewhere (3-5 euro) Ill buy it instead. Until then, the internet is my friend.

ayumi · 04-07-2008 3:20pm

dere given to the website and even if dere licenced their allowed to put on the website as the company allowed the issue of the manga on that website,also its translated such website is mangafox

fitz0 · 04-07-2008 6:13pm

Ah but downloading is another matter altogether. Im pretty sure thought that some companies are very much against fansubs of their anime or their manga. I cant see Tite Kubo freely handing out Bleach to websites when he makes so much off selling it.

Art_Wolf · 05-07-2008 5:17pm

I would be *very* surprised if Mangafox holds the licenses for all the series that they host.. Google adverts certainly would not pay enough to cover them.

irishharpie · 08-07-2008 3:43pm

They don't hold the license.... it's simply scanlation's that people have scanned onto their computer, edited in photoshop or movie maker (say translated or fixed the colouring) and then they simple host them up on the site, hoping that the show or manga doesn't get licensed.

Yazacoo · 20-07-2008 8:36pm

annmariek wrote: »

anyone know where i could get deathnote?! i've got the first 3 from france, but i can't find them in Ireland!

Forbbiden Planet on the quays or sub city off Georges st.

owlwink · 05-08-2008 10:48pm

Yazacoo wrote: »

Forbbiden Planet on the quays or sub city off Georges st.

Way too overpriced there. Check out the internet for more friendly prices.

RetroRainbow · 11-08-2008 5:20am

The internet is far better. I've been getting my manga off an e-bay shop for the best part of a year, and I only half to pay about seven euro each. Much better when you compare it to ten-eleven euro.

tread_softly · 11-08-2008 12:05pm

play.com are decent too but are woeful when you're looking for a newly released volume, then they take forever!

but if you're looking for back dated, already released stuff then you're good to go

Dreamsphere · 12-08-2008 6:56pm

if your looking for manga i am selling some on my new site. i will be adding all my fruits basket manga soon so if you like that manga look out for those. here is the link.

http://dreamspheresworld.mybisi.com/

randomchild · 13-08-2008 9:43pm

Dreamsphere wrote: »

if your looking for manga i am selling some on my new site. i will be adding all my fruits basket manga soon so if you like that manga look out for those. here is the link.

http://dreamspheresworld.mybisi.com/

There is a few things on there I am intrested in. However, the website seems to only send to America?

Dreamsphere · 17-08-2008 10:23pm

no i ship all around the world ^__^

fozzle · 11-09-2008 4:26pm

Art_Wolf, I'm afraid Gamer's Realm in Galway is gone, time for another list update!

*edit* Oh, and The 3rd Place in Dublin is gone too afaik, though hopefully there's a new store opening in the not too distant future.

Art_Wolf · 11-09-2008 4:33pm

Yeah I forgot Gamers Realm was on it.. did they actually sell any? When I went in while they were still open I didn't see any *shrugs*

And yeah The 3rd Place and 4th Dimension are both gone

sonx · 14-09-2008 12:32am

I love it!

fozzle · 19-09-2008 8:15am

Art_Wolf wrote: »

Yeah I forgot Gamers Realm was on it.. did they actually sell any? When I went in while they were still open I didn't see any *shrugs*

And yeah The 3rd Place and 4th Dimension are both gone

Had a tiny bit, only one I can remember from there was Lone Wolf and Cub.

Picked up 10 manga books in Charlie Byrnes in Galway last week - don't forget second hand book shops folks!

Saruwatari · 19-09-2008 11:29pm

fozzle wrote: »

Had a tiny bit, only one I can remember from there was Lone Wolf and Cub.

Picked up 10 manga books in Charlie Byrnes in Galway last week - don't forget second hand book shops folks!

Where they old out of print stuff or the newer stuff?

JohnC. · 21-09-2008 11:08am

Just been looking through the listing on the first post and Waterford needs a little update. Sinnotts closed ages ago, but there is a shop which sells manga which could be added in its place. Tall Tales bookshop, 30 Michael Street. Tel: 051 873967.

fozzle · 21-09-2008 11:30am

Saruwatari wrote: »

Where they old out of print stuff or the newer stuff?

Well I picked up Samurai Deeper Kyo which is recent. I think everything else was about the same age, not sure though.

Kahless, do Tall Tales have much? I forgot Sinotts had closed

Elle Victorine · 21-09-2008 12:13pm

The Waterford one is very questionable too lads. It has like a section with those overpriced foreign movies and a box st or two or compilations. Possibly studio gibli stiff now but it's woeful.

JohnC. · 22-09-2008 4:44pm

fozzle wrote: »

Kahless, do Tall Tales have much? I forgot Sinotts had closed

I've only been in once and it's the only shop selling manga I've been in for years, so I don't know how it compares, but it's not huge or anything. And it is only manga, no dvds.

electrofilth · 03-10-2008 7:30pm

i concur

samrawet · 15-12-2008 1:54pm

thnax all

DURKA-DURKA · 30-01-2009 11:04pm

manga fans? theres always tower records

Cy_Revenant · 31-01-2009 11:12pm

DURKA-DURKA wrote: »

manga fans? theres always tower records

Tower don't do manga, only anime.

fitz0 · 01-02-2009 12:51am

Forbidden planet arent bad. Do they still do the 3 manga for €25? Otherwise the interweb is the place to go.

lanysmiles:) · 01-03-2009 6:09pm

try amazon for fairly decently priced manga, as long as you but in bulk the postage isnt too bad, and anime try play.com (although they takes AGES to post anything) >:| or hmv or virgin somewhere.

whitneysegura · 03-03-2009 2:02am

Cool I am checking those out now! I usually watch my anime at Watch Cartoons Online they have some cool ones like dragon ball z and some other cool cartoons. I either go there or hulu.com

lanysmiles:) · 04-03-2009 3:07pm

i really like bdz! try naruto (if unlike my friend you like the idea of an orange suited ninja! XP)
D.grey man is pretty cool too ^^

L.R. Weizel · 04-03-2009 4:02pm

Waterstones in Cork does some manga. Easons used to but no longer does.

I wish there was some kind of group for anime/manga in Cork.

ussjtrunks · 06-03-2009 2:01pm

L.R. Weizel

Im sure Other Realms will satisfy all your manga needs, they have everything from bleach to death note and so on

+ they are having a anime clearout at the mo , with all anime dvds costing €5:D

lanysmiles:) · 14-03-2009 1:49am

L.R. Weizel wrote: »

Waterstones in Cork does some manga. Easons used to but no longer does.

I wish there was some kind of group for anime/manga in Cork.

does UCC not have an anime/manga society?
becasue in UL theres one that you can join regardless of attending the university or not!
check it out

K.O.Kiki · 23-03-2009 1:59am

Bargain Alert: BookCloseOuts.com having their big manga sale again.
Selection's a bit sparse but you can get FLCL for $2 :pac:

Robert Curley · 02-04-2009 9:04pm

Just to let everyone know that Sub-City are opening a second shop in Dublin. One of our main focuses will be Anime as well as models, posters, t shirts and a larger selection of Manga to boot!

The shop address is unit 5 West Essex street, Cow Lane (just off Dame street)

We hope to be open Saturday 25 April.

SmileyPaul · 23-05-2009 11:23am

has this shop opened yet? :O

Saruwatari · 23-05-2009 11:30pm

It sure has! Check it out, I've been there a few times already, and they have a great anime and manga selection! And at very cheap prices as well!

laborious · 15-07-2009 11:17am

Hodges Figgis is probably your best be for prices in dublin, almost all of their manga is €7.20, plus they've got a reward card that gets you €10 off for every €80 spent there and they'll order anything in for you. Most of the stuff it up to date, like I got Naruto 45 and Bleach 27 in there in the last week

. Plus they've a nice graphic novel section beside it. It's just off grafton st. at 56-58 Dawson Street, Dublin 2. +353 (0)1 677-4754

mobius42 · 12-08-2009 11:13am

Not in Ireland but this website:

http://www.bookdepository.co.uk

have a good selection of manga. Their prices are cheap, they have free delivery to Ireland and they don't inflate the prices when you convert the currency.

Anime & Manga Stores in Ireland

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