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Update on Ikea ................

Was in Ikea Glasgow yesterday, asked them about the Dublin store opening. We will have to wait until 2008 :eek:

Keep saving your pennies until then, or do the day trips to Glasgow!
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  • beezy
    beezy Posts: 120 Forumite
    Can't believe :confused: we have to wait that long! Thanks for letting us know, looks like I will be travelling on the P+O ferry a few more times!
  • arkonite_babe
    arkonite_babe Posts: 7,366 Forumite
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    It's a pain if you go on the day trip. You can only get so much back with you. Although there were a few trying it on...say no more................;)
  • bigshow
    bigshow Posts: 7 Forumite
    Was thinking of going over to ikea in glasgow and wondered what quantity of goods can u bring home from Ikea on the bus/ferry?
  • Depend on how many are on the coach and how nice your bus driver is :D

    On the leaflet it says that you are not allowed to bring anything bigger than what you would carry under your arm, however, I did hear of someone bring a kitchen (complete in flatpack) home. I'm saying no more :D;)
  • Genghis
    Genghis Posts: 263 Forumite
    Do they not deliver to Northern Ireland?

    I heard the costs are a bit high but surely one person could place the order and everyone else could chip in the delivery costs?
    Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication - Leonardo Da Vinci
  • They do deliver from Glasgow, but as far as I'm aware it's for larger items only. Someone clarify this for me please?
  • SnowyOwl_2
    SnowyOwl_2 Posts: 5,257 Forumite
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    I have heard that there are a few enterprising bods around who do regular runs to IKEA, having taken a list of what people want using the catalogue. then they go and buy all the stuff and bring it back - obviously for a price, but probably cheaper and definitely easier than going yourself. Unfortunately I don't have a single name or phone number. Sorry! Alternatively a few people could get together and hire a van/box van and split the costs. Ooo now there's an idea!!
  • If someone is going over with a van can they let me know please:D :D I forgot a few *small* items :D:D
  • Last time we had goods delivered (12 months ago) it cost us £80. That was for 2 fully loaded Ikea trolleys. As mst of it was heavy flat-pack, - not bad overall.
  • According to guys last time we were over they will deliver up to 2 pallets for £80. We got 2 chests of drawers and wall to wall wardrobes on one pallet. Delivery was efficient (not Famac!) and I'd say well worth it, particularly if you can split it with friends/family. Means you could fly over as well, if you can get a cheap flight.
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