I am looking for ( x ) in Galway City

Unrealistic

ValerieR wrote: »

Does anyone have any idea where I could find a can of "Universal Gas Lighter Refill" in Galway ?

Thank you
V

The last one I bought was from Mr. Price in Terryland.

bonzodog2

Unrealistic wrote: »

The last one I bought was from Mr. Price in Terryland.

And a bargain at e1.49 I think

pleasant Co.

ValerieR wrote: »

Does anyone have any idea where I could find a can of "Universal Gas Lighter Refill" in Galway ?

Thank you
V

I get it in the €2 euro store on eglinton street on the odd occasion that it's required, costs €1.50, good to know Mr.Price is equally as cost effective.

Redhairedguy

On my second snowboarding helmet now, and I've lost the clip for the chin strap.

Any ideas where I might source one... Fairly common I'd imagine.

dastardly00

Redhairedguy wrote: »

On my second snowboarding helmet now, and I've lost the clip for the chin strap.

Any ideas where I might source one... Fairly common I'd imagine.

River Deep Mountain High on Middle St. or The Great Outdoors on Eglington St. maybe?

KingJamsie

Looking for...a pub around the city with BT Sports tonight!(Arsenal v Man U)

pleasant Co.

Fagans probably

snubbleste

ValerieR wrote: »

Does anyone have any idea where I could find a can of "Universal Gas Lighter Refill" in Galway
Thank you
V

Also in Dealz

dinneenp

Anyone know anywhere that I could get one of these? Is a clip for the underside of a wooden panel in a kitchen. I've tried one or two places but haven't found it yet.

It was from Grealishs but they closed now.

ValerieR

dinneenp wrote: »

Anyone know anywhere that I could get one of these? Is a clip for the underside of a wooden panel in a kitchen. I've tried one or two places but haven't found it yet.

It was from Grealishs but they closed now.

Would they have them in B&Q in Galway ?
http://www.diy.com/nav/rooms/kitchens/kitchen-cabinets/base_cabinets/it-Kitchens-Plastic-Plinth-Clips-150mm-Pack-of-4-11227620?noCookies=false

Tommyrawr

Any chinese in Galway do spice bags?

chinacup

Tommyrawr wrote: »

Any chinese in Galway do spice bags?

You can get them in any of those speciality shops with all the Asian stuff, there's one opposite Sally Longs pub, another right around that corner opposite La Salsa and another up the road near the back entrance of boots! Spoilt for choice now you are

ben.schlomo

arf91 wrote: »

You can get them in any of those speciality shops with all the Asian stuff, there's one opposite Sally Longs pub, another right around that corner opposite La Salsa and another up the road near the back entrance of boots! Spoilt for choice now you are

unfortunately you've described where one can purchase bags of various spices not a spicebag.

chinacup

ben.schlomo wrote: »

unfortunately you've described where one can purchase bags of various spices not a spicebag.

Oh.

Gremlinertia

Hi all, looking for somewhere to sort out a car key for me at reasonable cost.. It's an old fiesta but there's a fob in the key which prob needs coding..

biko

The fellas on Little Crane are good.

Gremlinertia

biko wrote: »

The fellas on Little Crane are good.

True collerans I think, however looking to see if there is someone cheaper around as it is an old car and don't want to spend more than it's worth on it!.

whellman1030

I'm trying to help a friend.

Does any one know a good shrink in Galway or nearby? Someone with lots of experience, depressions, and if possible someone that has been like 10 years in the University?

Thanks.

connemara man

whellman1030 wrote: »

I'm trying to help a friend.

Does any one know a good shrink in Galway or nearby? Someone with lots of experience, depressions, and if possible someone that has been like 10 years in the University?

Thanks.

Look up A group in Galway called pro consult. Very good for friends of mine that were there

ladhrann

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Hi all, looking for somewhere to sort out a car key for me at reasonable cost.. It's an old fiesta but there's a fob in the key which prob needs coding..

They copied a car key before for me for about a tenner. Ring them up and ask about coding.

fifib

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Hi all, looking for somewhere to sort out a car key for me at reasonable cost.. It's an old fiesta but there's a fob in the key which prob needs coding..

google 'lockdoctors' very reasonable

snubbleste

For the person looking for draught excluders
Dealz have a number of different versions

thebackbar

Anyone know where can i buy Duckhams Engine oil in Galway ?

Barti

Any idea of somewhere that would sell a variety of glass jars in different shapes and sizes? I was looking to make some Harry Potter-esque potions for a birthday. As well as that perhaps somewhere that would do broomsticks and wands too? Maybe Potter Soc in NUIG have stuff like this but not sure if they would hand them out for a party.

thesandeman

Try Dealz. They have a lot of weird stuff.

elfy4eva

Barti wrote: »

Any idea of somewhere that would sell a variety of glass jars in different shapes and sizes? I was looking to make some Harry Potter-esque potions for a birthday. As well as that perhaps somewhere that would do broomsticks and wands too? Maybe Potter Soc in NUIG have stuff like this but not sure if they would hand them out for a party.

If I were doing a Harry Potter potions theme, I would go for corked Vials, I'm not sure where in the city would sell stuff like that but they can be bought on amazon for cheap enough

http://www.amazon.co.uk/20Pcs-16x35mm-Empty-Clear-Bottles/dp/B00GAOVXAG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393013714&sr=8-1&keywords=Vials

TheHappyChappy

Where do I get the best coal for a stove?

biko

Look in this thread
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056425491

irishgrover

Barti wrote: »

Any idea of somewhere that would sell a variety of glass jars in different shapes and sizes? I was looking to make some Harry Potter-esque potions for a birthday. As well as that perhaps somewhere that would do broomsticks and wands too? Maybe Potter Soc in NUIG have stuff like this but not sure if they would hand them out for a party.

Hi, I'm not suggesting you *should* do this, but I did and it was mad fun.
First off, used a load of jam jars for the "potions".
Next got baking soda, food colouring and vinegar. Got them all around the table (covered) and gave them measures of baking soda, food colouring, and jars of water.
They gave them a very very serious talking to about how dangerous it was doing what they were doing, and told them that the potion, if is spilling would pretty much melt anything it touched, including skin!!!
There was very very little vinegar in the water. Net effect was some very very minor fizzing and bubbling.... observed them from a distance, they enjoyed it but where quite underwhelmed.
Then I pretending to fill up the jugs of water, except instead of loads of water and very little vinegar, I did the opposite mix. They lobbed in the vinegar, and instantaneously utter panic and all hell broke loose. Was very messy very loud and very very funny...