Places to buy the Irish Times in Paris?

thebigcheese22 · 21-01-2011 5:18pm #1

Hello, the title of the thread is fairly self-explanatory...

I'm a student on Erasmus in Paris, and I was wondering where in Paris can I buy the IT? I'm living in the 17th arrondisement so anywhere close would be good... I just really need to catch up on all the goings on in Irish politics!

Merci beaucoup

mailforkev · 21-01-2011 5:23pm

You obviously have the internet so why not just read it online, it's all there for free.

Lapin · 22-01-2011 4:30am

WH Smiths, 248 Rue de Rivoli could be worth a try. (01 44 77 88 99.) The closest Metro is Concorde.

Branches of Relay newsagents in some of the larger Railway stations may also stock it. Gare St Lazare is closest to the 17th arr. It might also be worth checking out the Presse kiosk there outside the station beside the new glass metro entrance.

thebigcheese22 · 22-01-2011 4:19pm

mailforkev wrote: »

You obviously have the internet so why not just read it online, it's all there for free.

No I'm actually in an internet cafe so I obviously don't. I just prefer the paper version

thebigcheese22 · 22-01-2011 4:20pm

Lapin wrote: »

WH Smiths, 248 Rue de Rivoli could be worth a try. (01 44 77 88 99.) The closest Metro is Concorde.

Branches of Relay newsagents in some of the larger Railway stations may also stock it. Gare St Lazare is closest to the 17th arr. It might also be worth checking out the Presse kiosk there outside the station beside the new glass metro entrance.

Cheers! I know Rue de Rivoli well, plenty a time I've walked up there drunk

jdivision · 23-01-2011 3:36pm

You could buy the electronic version online?

Places to buy the Irish Times in Paris?

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