TV's

[dublinred]

Is there anywhere in Dublin where you can still buy an oldsytle 30' box TV , tube is going on current TV and due to the logistics of the rooms and kids one of the flatscreen would be unsuitable at the moment.

[anto1208]

Curry's recently had a 32" old style ( but still HD ready ) for about 600 euro last year dont know if they still have them.

Its very hard to get the old ones and i prefere them far better than the new flatscreen ones which unless you have SKYHD are pointless. I have a 37" big old square lump in the sitting room its 8 years old and has never given a bit of trouble dispite being moved house 5 or 6 times and having been on for most of its life in crowded smoke filled sitting rooms with playstations etc all hooked up to it.

[monutdfc]

Try here:
http://www.dublinwaste.ie/free_trade.php
and you might get one for free.
Dahamsta was also advertising a goods exchange site he was running I think.

There's a TV shop on the North Quays might have one, or try calling Duffy's in Blanchardstown.

[Dricky]

Bought a BEKO 28" WIDE PURE FLAT at Powercity about 3 years ago for a house I shared and I have to say for €250 it has been well worth it. I bought one for a place I rent out 18months ago and there has been no problem with it.

[dublinred]

Try here:
http://www.dublinwaste.ie/free_trade.php
and you might get one for free.
Dahamsta was also advertising a goods exchange site he was running I think.

There's a TV shop on the North Quays might have one, or try calling Duffy's in Blanchardstown.

Cheers will have alook , I can't hang a new TV on the wall and they are too flimsy with kids around to put on top of a cabinet.

[inexile]

there is a place on cows lane just off lord edward st that i saw one in today, if you turn off lord edward st and walk down cows lane it is about 2 thirds of the way down on your right