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Have You Got Your Free Dublin Gazette Yet? Pick up a Copy Today at One of Our Many Self-Select Points Dublin City Edition HAVE YOU GOT YOUR FREE DUBLIN GAZETTE YET? PICK UP A COPY TODAY AT ONE OF OUR MANY SELF-SELECT POINTS DUBLIN CITY EDITION Tesco - Baggot Street Sandymount Credit Union SuperValu - Knocklyon Centra - Dame Street Nutley Merrion Square Ashleaf Shopping Centre Tesco - Fleet St Fresh - Grand Canal SuperValu - Walkinstown DCC - Wood Quay (X2 Units) Café Parigi SuperValu - Sundrive Marks & Spencer - Mary St Insomnia - Nassau St Tesco Metro - Terenure Ilac Centre Insomnia - Millenium Walk The Swan Centre - Rathmines Spar - Capel Street Spar - Trinity Plaza Centra - Rathmines Insomnia - Chq Spar - Nassau St Tesco - Rathmines Marks & Spencer - Mayor Sq SuperValu - Aston Quay - Café Area SuperValu - Rathgar Ballybough Stores Spar - Patrick St SuperValu - Ranelagh Centra - Portland Row Centra - Thomas Street Tesco - Clearwater Marks & Spencer - Grafton St Tesco - Phibsboro Dunnes - Finglas Drury Street Car Park Northside SC @ Customer Service SuperValu - Finglas George’s Street Arcade Kilbarrack SC Tesco - Navan Rd Buttery Restaurant @ Trinity College Artane Castle SC Tesco - Prussia St Shelbourne Park Dog Track 1 Unit SuperValu - Northside SC FINGAL EDITION Westmanstown Holywell Community Centre Eurospar Dunboyne Kinsealy Garden Centre Ongar Community Centre Londis- Yellow Walls Rd Eurospar Hartstown Malahide Library Lidl - Blakestown Malahide RFC St Peregrine’s GAA Swords Central SC Mountview Community Centre Tesco - Clarehall Spar - Mulhuddart Texaco - Portmarnock Tyrrelstown Community Centre Portmarnock Leisure Centre Blanch Centre B&Q - Airside An Draiocht Tesco - Airside Blanch Library JC’s Supermarket - Swords Justin’s SuperValu - Balbriggan SuperValu - Blanch Tesco - Balbriggan Centra - Laurel Lodge SuperValu - Skerries Castleknock Community Centre DCC Office - Bunratty Road Fingal County Council Tesco - Omni Park Tesco - Roselawn SuperValu Swords Londis - Castleknock Hilltop ITB Tesco Rush For advertising call our Blanch Hospital Marks & Spencers - Omni Hartstown Community Centre SALES DEPARTMENT Blakestown Community College on 01 60 10 240 Coolmine Community College or email: [email protected] Centra - Estuary Rd EBS - Swords To contact our NEWS TEAM call Energie Fitness on 01 60 10 240 Eurospar - Applewood Fingal County Council or email [email protected] St Finian’s Community Centre www.dublingazette.com HAVE YOU GOT YOUR FREE DUBLIN GAZETTE YET? PICK UP A COPY TODAY AT ONE OF OUR MANY SELF-SELECT POINTS SOUTH EDITION Tesco- Rathfarnham The Dropping Well Dun Laoghaire SC SuperValu - Churchtown Dundrum Library Stop Press News & Deli Tesco - Nutgrove The Bottle Tower Pub Bloomfield Shopping Centre Nutgrove Shopping Centre The Glenside Pub SuperValu - Blackrock CostCutter - Windy Arbour The Old Orchard Leisureplex - Stillorgan Dundrum Town Centre Foodhall Cornelscourt SC Sandyford Credit Union Tesco - Petrol Station, Dundrum Lidl - Deansgrange Ballinteer Credit Union SuperValu - Ballinteer SuperValu - Deangrange Sandyford House St Johns GAA Club Tesco - Parke Point Spar - Monkstown Leopardstown Shopping Centre Tesco - Ballybrack SuperValu - Rise Mt merrion Dunnes - Beacon Sandyford Centra - Dalkey Churchtown Medical Clinic Kilmacud Crokes GAA SuperValu - Dalkey Spar - Breamor Road Tesco - Stillorgan Dun Laoghaire - County Hall WEST EDITION Eurospar - Ballyowen SuperValu - Celbridge The Mill Centre Gala - Rossefayre Tesco - Celbridge Tesco - Clondalkin Centra - Foxborough Courtyard Hotel - Leixlip South Dublin County Council Centra - Griffeen SuperValu Leixlip Tallaght Hospital Topaz Clarion Hotel Tesco - The Square Tallaght Maxol Neilstown Newsagents Leisureplex - Tallaght Centra - Lynch’s Freynes Chemist - Clondalkin B&Q - Tallaght The Food Centre Round Towers GAA Club Supervalu Firhouse Spar - Finnstown Ballyfermot Leisure Centre Tesco - Liffey Valley Lucan Library Westmanstown Credit Union - Clondalkin Main St SuperValu - Lucan Eurasia Supermarket Fonthill Scientology - Firhouse Tesco - Hillcrest Marks & Spencer - Liffey Valley Citywest Shopping Centre - Spar - Dodsboro B&Q - Liffey Valley (Underground Carpark) Lucan Golf Club Supervalu - Palmerstown For advertising call our SALES DEPARTMENT on 01 60 10 240 or email: [email protected] To contact our NEWS TEAM call on 01 60 10 240 or email [email protected] www.dublingazette.com.
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