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Old Adverts #74 – Peats for Hi-Fi, Dublin, 1969

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  2. Yes and, of course, closed all day Sunday too! I’d guess Peats was not the only shop doing this. In my home town, Dundalk, shops would close on Thursday afternoon. Half Day Thursday it was called. This practise only stopped in the late 70s early 80s.

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