Cheaper in north?

[minkydog]

I want to purchase flat screen tv and blu-ray, would it be worth my while travelling to north to save a few bob?They were talking about it on Duffy and Mooney show today, but loo roll was at the top of their agenda.

 

[Marantze]

I want to purchase flat screen tv and blu-ray, would it be worth my while travelling to north to save a few bob?They were talking about it on Duffy and Mooney show today, but loo roll was at the top of their agenda.

Give Richer Sounds a try www.richersounds.ie very good to deal with. One small bit of advice,check there GB site first to get the price in sterling,then compare the two.

 

[RMCF]

I would say there is a very good chance you'd get a better deal in the North.

I have lived on the border all my life, and since I bought my own house 8 years ago I have found only a handful of examples of items that are cheaper in the RoI.

Can't see why a flat panel TV would be any different.

 

[derby123]

I bought a Panasonic flat-screen TV from Richer Sounds in Belfast and paid an extra £20/£30 to have it delivered. It ended up a few hundred euro less than in the Republic.

However not all Northern Ireland TVs will pick up a basic ntl/upc signal - you need their digital service. Richer Sounds will tell you exactly what will work and what will not.