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Where to buy foreign language newspapers in Dublin

djgaillimh · 2009-11-24 19:06:57

Specifically Russian and Arabic language broadsheets. Eason's has a very poor selection (just one or two tabloids) and the guy at the news-stand across the road tells me that they don't deliver any of the Russian papers to him anymore. Any suggestions? I would have thought Izvestia or Pravda would have been easy enough to…

24-11-2009 7:06pm

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Specifically Russian and Arabic language broadsheets. Eason's has a very poor selection (just one or two tabloids) and the guy at the news-stand across the road tells me that they don't deliver any of the Russian papers to him anymore.

Any suggestions? I would have thought Izvestia or Pravda would have been easy enough to get hold of...

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#2 24-11-2009 7:09pm

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There are a couple of Russian shops on Talbot Street - down towards the Connolly station end.

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#3 28-11-2009 10:23pm

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I had a gander around a few of those shops for Izvestia the other day, couldn't find any copies. They only seemed to stock the diasporic newspapers (whatever the Russian equivalent of Polski Gazeta is). Easons or Reads don't stock any Russian broadsheets either.

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