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The Really Old Sweet Shop - Malahide

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  • 30-06-2010 10:42am
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    Clare Bear
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    Just saw this yesterday in Malahide, it isn't open yet but the sign is up. Anyone know if it's the same people from the one in Balbriggan or when it's opening?


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    Falcon Crest
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    Does the Doggy Doos guy have a franchise of these or are they all owned by seperate people? They're the business! :D


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    Jimdagym
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    Clare Bear wrote: »
    Just saw this yesterday in Malahide, it isn't open yet but the sign is up. Anyone know if it's the same people from the one in Balbriggan or when it's opening?

    Whereabouts is the shop, Clare?


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    Clare Bear
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    Jimdagym wrote: »
    Whereabouts is the shop, Clare?

    In Malahide it's on Church Road, just off Main Street. Where the Pottery shop used to be.

    Or if it's the Balbriggan one you mean it's opposite Charlie Corrs on Drogheda Street.


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    minikin
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    Yep, Paddy from Doggy Doos/T.R.O.S.S. is behind the outlet in Malahide too... it was announced on the news yesterday that he is single handedly taking us out of recession :)


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    Larianne
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    Oooh will have to take a cycle over when it's open.

    They had a few of these types of shops in Melbourne when I lived there. They were slightly damaging to my health. :o :pac:


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    Jimdagym
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    Clare Bear wrote: »
    In Malahide it's on Church Road, just off Main Street. Where the Pottery shop used to be.

    Or if it's the Balbriggan one you mean it's opposite Charlie Corrs on Drogheda Street.

    Yeah, I meant the malahide one. Thanks Ms Bear.


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    tatli_lokma
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    one opening in Drogheda also
    The dentists in NCD/Drogheda will be delighted....its a win win situation all round, we get sweeties, Mr Doggy Doos gets a thriving business, town gets employment, dentists get an increase in requests for fillings...... :)


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    Thumpette
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    Went into the one in Malahide yesterday- cool little shop.

    They do lovely icecream.

    Was a bit sad that it was plastic jars as I'd pictured more old fashioned glass- expence or health and safety forbids I guess!


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    Eoineo
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    It must be H&S. Sure you have to lift the jars off the shelf and bring them to the counter yourself. Can you imagine the weight of one of those jars if they were glass?


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    minikin
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    that may be temporary, think they have glass jars in the balbriggan shop


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    Eoineo
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    minikin wrote: »
    that may be temporary, think they have glass jars in the balbriggan shop

    No definitely plastic. ;)


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    Michael B
    Closed Accounts Posts: 369 ✭✭Michael B


    Was in there earlier, it's deadly! We're all going to be a bunch of fatties in Malahide now though! :P


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