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A shop devoted to Tayto sandwiches is coming to Dublin

For 10 days only!

DUBLIN IS GETTING a pop up shop solely dedicated to selling Tayto crisp sandwiches.

You might have guessed if you’ve walked by Wicklow St recently and spotted Mr Tayto giving more than a little clue…

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The sandwiches will be available in four flavours for €2 each.

The options are – Cheese and Onion Classic, The Salt and Vinegar Sarnie, The Smokey Bacon Butty and a Prawn Cocktail Treat.

It says that €1 from every sandwich will go to Dublin’s Simon Community.

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However, the Wicklow Street shop will only be open for 10 days from March 5 – March 15.

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It comes after Belfast got its own crisp cafe last month.

Read: Belfast is actually getting a café devoted to crisp sandwiches>

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    Mute Tweety McTweeter
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    Apr 20th 2018, 7:43 AM

    Washington street is one of the main thoroughfares through the city and its a bit run down in places. It’d be great to see an injection of life into it

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    Mute prop joe
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    Apr 20th 2018, 11:19 AM

    @Tweety McTweeter: they did a nice job on the old factory on the coal quay where tk Mac is. Surely that can be replicated.

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    Mute Vote Tá For All Mná
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    Apr 20th 2018, 8:30 AM

    Huge shortage of accommodation in Cork and he’s complaining his students won’t have a nice view……

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    Mute Finbarr Dowling
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    Apr 20th 2018, 7:01 AM

    Fabric my h0le. That building is disgusting

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    Apr 20th 2018, 9:10 AM

    I agree with Hurley on many of those points but in fairness she’s OTT too. I mean its only a portion of the entire street not a whole section of the city no matter what the history and admits the planners were admirable in their plans anyway. Its seems hard to get anything done these days when its badly needed. The ongoing saga of the old Beamish brewery is a complete farce at this stage too.

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    Apr 20th 2018, 9:38 AM

    You can see a pic of the proposed development below. We like bland boring architecture in this country.
    http://www.irishexaminer.com/property/planning-notes-go-ahead-for-further-student-digs-468578.html

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    Apr 20th 2018, 10:34 AM

    @Hatchjaw: A Peugeot 206??… Interesting plan!

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    Apr 20th 2018, 11:23 AM

    @Hatchjaw: its bland because people object to anything different

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    Apr 20th 2018, 11:40 AM

    Generally student ghettos tend to be the worst kind of housing ghettos when it comes to antisocial behaviour, noise, late night partying, abandoning cars everywhere, putting furniture on the streets, not taking care of rubbish, et cetera. And that’s before we even think about so-called RAG week. Until we educate our youth about community living and values, who could blame anyone not wanting them anywhere near them? Parents really need to take more responsibility.

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    Apr 20th 2018, 11:58 AM

    @Dr Richard DeWitt: what college are you hanging out near?! Went to college in Cork ten years ago, still live near UCC and I’ve never seen anything like that. There’s parties occasionally but they’re all gone out around 11. Rag week is a little messy but there’s no badness in it. You sound like a grumpy old fart. Maybe you should partake in rag week and enjoy yourself

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    Apr 20th 2018, 4:01 PM

    @Vote Tá For All Mná: And…another oxygen thief graces cyberspace.

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    Apr 20th 2018, 4:44 PM

    @Dr Richard DeWitt: pr!ck. Have a lovely day.

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