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What are the various charity shops in town?

  • 06-11-2010 9:45pm
    #1
    Xiney
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    I know of the SVP and GSPCA, what are the others and where can I find them?

    And are there any that collect things if there's lots to go?


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  • #2
    inisboffin
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    Enable Ireland on High St, Simon (I believe) on Sea Road, furniture shop (also of Simon) on Rahoon Rd, there's a 2nd hand shop opp Blue Note, used to be charity, but now privately run I believe. I spotted a 2nd hand shop in Liosbán, not far from Kenny's Books. One near Cooks corner somewhere too. Sorry, cr*p with names. The ladies in the Simon on Sea Road are great craic! :)


  • #3
    dec25532
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    I know Galway Hospice used to have a shop downstairs in the Eyre Square shopping centre for the month leading up to Christmas but don't know if that will be there this year.


  • #4
    lampsie
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    Not town, but I noticed there is a new charity shop open in Doughiska, up near Lidl (used to be a fruit and veg shop) - might be handy if your on the East side.


  • #5
    Xiney
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    lampsie wrote: »
    Not town, but I noticed there is a new charity shop open in Doughiska, up near Lidl (used to be a fruit and veg shop) - might be handy if your on the East side.

    oh dude did doughiska fruit & veg close? damn. (maybe that's why they closed... 'cause I didn't go enough to notice.)

    That would be really handy for me. I'll check out what charity it is though.


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