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loads of books - would charity shops want them?

  • 29-02-2012 11:05am
    #1
    mary1978
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    hi
    i am having a clear out of the house.
    have over 100 books which we dont need anymore - mostly fiction, and some college textbooks.
    are there any charity bookshops that like to get this sort of thing? living in dublin 3.
    thanks


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  • #2
    getz
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    mary1978 wrote: »
    hi
    i am having a clear out of the house.
    have over 100 books which we dont need anymore - mostly fiction, and some college textbooks.
    are there any charity bookshops that like to get this sort of thing? living in dublin 3.
    thanks
    the biggest seller in charity shops are books


  • #3
    ProudDUB
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,569 ✭✭✭✭ProudDUB


    Yes, as long as they are in decent enough condition that they can be sold on again.


  • #4
    LizT
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    Yep any shop would take them as long as they are in ok condition. Even if they're not the shop can just recycle them.


  • #5
    snowey07
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    Oxfam run a second hand book shop in Parliment Street . Maybe theyd even collect them ?


  • #6
    LizT
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    OP, Oxfam also have a book shop in Rathmines but nearly all Oxfam shops (and other charity shops) will take them.


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  • #7
    Kintarō Hattori
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    Charity shops love books OP. The missus and myself used to rent and pretty much moved every year. We got fed up lugging around all our books so gave boxes of them to our local charity shop who were delighted.

    If you can drop them in, they'll be glad to take them from you once they are in reasonable condition.


  • #8
    spurious
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    See if your local school has a library - some have - they may take some of them if they are suitable.


  • #9
    Fuinseog
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    mary1978 wrote: »
    hi
    i am having a clear out of the house.
    have over 100 books which we dont need anymore - mostly fiction, and some college textbooks.
    are there any charity bookshops that like to get this sort of thing? living in dublin 3.
    thanks

    not sure what you call it but some folks leave a book behind for someone to pick up and take with them.


  • #10
    Toby Take a Bow
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,732 ✭✭✭Toby Take a Bow


    spurious wrote: »
    See if your local school has a library - some have - they may take some of them if they are suitable.

    That's a really good idea. Must keep that in mind for when I move.
    Fuinseog wrote: »
    not sure what you call it but some folks leave a book behind for someone to pick up and take with them.

    Book crossing, I think it is. The Accents cafe off George's Street, and Fixx on Dawson Street (as far as I know) do it. Fixx have some sort of small drop off box. Probably won't take a hundred books, though.


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