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Penneys

  • 14-06-2010 3:12pm
    #1
    pw01
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    Does anyone know were the biggest pennys is apart from Dublin city?thanks


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  • #2
    kat151283
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 190 ✭✭kat151283


    pw01 wrote: »
    Does anyone know were the biggest pennys is apart from Dublin city?thanks

    I think its the cork city one not sure though could be wrong


  • #3
    squeakyduck
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,766 ✭✭✭squeakyduck


    There is a pretty big Pennys in Blanchardstown. Pavillions Swords is pretty decent too!

    Belfast is amazing like 3 floors! I always go a bit crazy when I go in that one! :D


  • #4
    Majestic 12
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    There's a big Penny's in the Dundrum Centre too. Sometimes bigger isn't always better with Pennys.

    For instance the one on Oxford Street in London is HUGE but I personally didn't find it great. Sometimes the smaller one's have some of the better stuff and it's easier to find.


  • #5
    squeakyduck
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    Majestic 12 wrote: »
    There's a big Penny's in the Dundrum Centre too. Sometimes bigger isn't always better with Pennys.

    For instance the one on Oxford Street in London is HUGE but I personally didn't find it great. Sometimes the smaller one's have some of the better stuff and it's easier to find.

    I'm with you there! I was so upset at how crap Oxford street pennys was! There is a lovely one on Buchannan street (I think it was that street!) in Glasgow! Everything could be seen nothing on the ground and the handbags were all on the walls! I could pick and choose what I wanted! :)


  • #6
    tinkerbell
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    Dundrum!


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  • #7
    princess-lala
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    I can never find anything in bigger Pennys, I usually go to Mullingar - its tiny but I always come out with arm full of bags :D

    Newbridge has a huge pennys too :D


  • #8
    Acoshla
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    Huge Penneys in Tralee, but I find the best Penneys is Athlone, very well organised, seems to have a much bigger proportion of womens clothes to anything else, and nice and quiet, not like the massacre that is Galway Penneys.


  • #9
    Ally7
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    The Pennys in Wilton Shopping Centre is great, Everything is so neat and tidy there!


  • #10
    shoelaceface
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    squeakyduck wrote: »
    I'm with you there! I was so upset at how crap Oxford street pennys was! There is a lovely one on Buchannan street (I think it was that street!) in Glasgow! Everything could be seen nothing on the ground and the handbags were all on the walls! I could pick and choose what I wanted! :)


    good god! oxford street was awful!! it was jammers, couldnt move anywhere, couldnt even see anything nice, it was messy, particularly the shoes, couldnt even get into the shelves because there was so much on the floor. I just gave up and walked out. couldnt shop in comfort!


  • #11
    triny
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    shoelaceface wrote: »
    good god! oxford street was awful!! it was jammers, couldnt move anywhere, couldnt even see anything nice, it was messy, particularly the shoes, couldnt even get into the shelves because there was so much on the floor. I just gave up and walked out. couldnt shop in comfort!

    Same as, even if you did manage to fight your way to a hanger you wanted, the amount of time youd spend queing in Oxford st would have ment catching a later flight home! Crazy Crazy shop


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