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Gift wrapping service

  • 19-12-2010 10:56AM
    #1
    IvySlayer
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    Hey, I am hopeless at wrapping. When I finish it looks like I had a fight with it!

    Any kiosks/shops that will wrap presents that you bought? I remember some charity doing it in St Stephens green shopping centre? Anywhere in the city centre will suit!


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  • #2
    star-pants
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    Haven't been in town the past while so I'm not sure where has it this year. If you're around town check the usual places like Jervis/StephensGreen/Ilac Centre.
    I know the Square out in Tallaght has one, for Breast Cancer I think, on the middle floor. Haven't seen any in Dundrum Town Centre but then I was there after 7pm so I couldn't say they definitely don't.


  • #3
    Pigwidgeon
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    If you're out in Dundrum, there's a stand for the Make a Wish Foundation who are doing it for donations.


  • #4
    buzz55
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    Ooooh, I LOVE this idea - anyone know if this is ever done in Galway?

    I think I use a whole county's quota of sellotape each year in a vain attempt to try to make my pressies look some way presentable. It doesn't work. :o

    If it was for charity aswell it'd be total double whammy. Win/win, depending of course on how much they charged but I'd be willing to pay a fair price if it meant avoiding the hassle of me doing it myself.


  • #5
    sleepyman
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    I know this is a very old thread but does anyone know anywhere presently in Dublin City centre that would do this?

    I'm pretty woeful at it.



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