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HMV REOPENED ON Dublin’s Grafton Street this morning, some 16 months after closing its doors amid serious financial troubles.
The record shop has changed location – it’s now in the former a|wear shopfront next to BT2, while its former premises have been taken over by Massimo Dutti.
And this was the queue at 6am this morning, a good hour and a half before it opened:
HMV is now owned by the same company as Xtravision, Hilco Capital Ireland. It has reopened on Record Store Day and hopes to lure customers back with price reductions.
Thursday 7 November, 2024
Thursday 7 November, 2024
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HMV has reopened on Grafton Street... and here was the queue this morning
HMV REOPENED ON Dublin’s Grafton Street this morning, some 16 months after closing its doors amid serious financial troubles.
The record shop has changed location – it’s now in the former a|wear shopfront next to BT2, while its former premises have been taken over by Massimo Dutti.
And this was the queue at 6am this morning, a good hour and a half before it opened:
HMV is now owned by the same company as Xtravision, Hilco Capital Ireland. It has reopened on Record Store Day and hopes to lure customers back with price reductions.
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