Toothpaste89 wrote: » Heading down to Waterford tomorrow to get last minute supplies for college. Hate shopping so hoping to get everything in one shop. Can anyone help don't really know Waterford City well Looking to get bag, notepads, pens, folders. Thanks.
seven_eleven wrote: » Tesco poleberry (down past the cinema) Go up to the very very top floor of the bookcentre for backpacks, I reckon TK max is the best which is also down towards the cinema.
Media999 wrote: » Couldn't agree more. Bags down to 30 from 80.
looder wrote: » €80 for a school bag? What's it made of, gold? Shaws was the best for a bag a few years back. I think I paid about €15 or €20 for one that lasted my 5 years in college and is still in good nick somewhere.
Media999 wrote: » nah its a really good quality waterproof laptop schoolbag. Top quality. If youre carrying a laptop worth a grand its worth spending an extra tenner to keep it dry.
kayaksurfbum wrote: » What happened to buying Irish. Scholars, Shaws, Scribes on the dunmore road or Cahills on the hill in Tramore.
looksee wrote: » Well now,while I am a great fan of Cahills, who probably have the best choice and prices in Ireland , you are only supporting a local shop, the stuff they sell is unlikely to be any more Irish than the stuff that Tesco sells. And Tesco employs a lot of Irish people.
kayaksurfbum wrote: » Thats true it might not be irish products but all of the stock in all the shops I mentioned are purchased from irish suppliers and distributors. So its supporting a few more irish jobs. (I know this because im one of the distributors:))
