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Irish stuff

Damo123 · 2010-03-05 10:31:34

I know this is really late notice... and its really a long shot but Im heading to Dublin city in bout 2 hours. Im wondering is there any shops I can visit that would be off benefit to somebody trying to learn Irish? I was in Dublin last year and seem to remember being in a bookshop that was stocked with entirely Irish…

05-03-2010 10:31am

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Damo123

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I know this is really late notice... and its really a long shot but Im heading to Dublin city in bout 2 hours. Im wondering is there any shops I can visit that would be off benefit to somebody trying to learn Irish?

I was in Dublin last year and seem to remember being in a bookshop that was stocked with entirely Irish books. But I cant remember where it was (though it could well be along the Liffey as thats my usual haunt)

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#2 05-03-2010 11:18am

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Try the Conradh na Gaeilge shop on Harcourt Street

www.cnag.ie

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#3 05-03-2010 11:25am

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Thanks Cosmic.... Im just going out the door now. I'll be sure to visit there... and I also know where harcourt street is too so thats great... really big thanks..

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