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Douglas Shopping Centre

  • 09-12-2011 11:47am
    #1
    corblimey
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    Anyone know if the parking is free in Douglas S/C? Also, what's the easiest way there from the tunnel side?


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  • #2
    TheChizler
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    Yep it's free, max stay is 3 hours, otherwise you get a nasty sticker on your window. Getting off the South Ring at the Rochestown exit would be the most direct route.

    Edit: You're talking about Douglas Village SC right?


  • #3
    corblimey
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    TheChizler wrote: »
    You're talking about Douglas Village SC right?

    Is there another Douglas Shopping Centre? Cos I'd quite like to visit if it means not having to go into sodding Douglas :D


  • #4
    daveyjoe
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    corblimey wrote: »
    Is there another Douglas Shopping Centre? Cos I'd quite like to visit if it means not having to go into sodding Douglas :D
    Yes, there is another shopping centre on the East of the town. It's older and houses Dunnes Stores.


  • #5
    Ardennes1944
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    Douglas Court, if you will :D


  • #6
    curly from cork
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    Douglas Court Shopping Centre is open air parking and has Dunnes, 3 hour parking limit. Douglas Village Shopping Centre is a multi storey with free parking for 3 hours and has Tesco and M & S as anchors.


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  • #7
    two wheels good
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    curly from cork wrote: »
    Douglas Village Shopping Centre is a multi storey with free parking for 3 hours and has the library, the post office, Bank of Ireland and lots of independent local retailers .

    Amended for more considered advertising.


  • #8
    daveyjoe
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    two wheels good wrote: »
    Amended for more considered advertising.
    Where's the library located? Always missed it when walking through


  • #9
    curly from cork
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    daveyjoe wrote: »
    two wheels good wrote: »
    Amended for more considered advertising.
    Where's the library located? Always missed it when walking through
    Its upstairs, the entrance is down by the tesco end , opp the butcher.hidden enough really.


  • #10
    gbee
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    curly from cork wrote: »
    Its upstairs, the entrance is down by the tesco end , opp the butcher.hidden enough really.

    Really hidden, you'd need to be looking for it. It's massive though and acts as much as a community centre as a library. Fantastic asset.


  • #11
    run_Forrest_run
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    gbee wrote: »
    Really hidden, you'd need to be looking for it. It's massive though and acts as much as a community centre as a library. Fantastic asset.

    I agree, it's a great library and well stocked. Good to see there are plenty of reading/studying spots too.


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