Oxfam Home Francis St.

Oxfam Home Francis St. Oxfam Home Furniture Store specialising in antique and modern furniture, electrical equipment, books Check out our Vintage Vault for a trip down memory lane!
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Whether you’re kitting out your home on a budget or searching for that centerpiece antique or design classic, there’s a wide range of furniture and homewares at our Oxfam Home store on Francis Street. You’ll also find electrical items, books, music and bric-a-brac, along with our Born Again range of refurbished laptop and desktop computers. One of our largest Oxfam shops, you’re guaranteed to find something different and something special in store. Visit us today!

Our bookshop within the shop is expanding! We now have a gorgeous new area for displaying art, architecture, cinema, an...
23/05/2026

Our bookshop within the shop is expanding!

We now have a gorgeous new area for displaying art, architecture, cinema, and children's books 🤩

Come and have a look, you never know what you may find!



How lovely are these vintage paperbacks of children's adventures! 🤩Who was your favourite author or story as a child?Min...
16/05/2026

How lovely are these vintage paperbacks of children's adventures! 🤩

Who was your favourite author or story as a child?

Mine was Astrid Lindgren, who wrote Pippi Longstocking 🙂

Umberto Eco famously coined the word "antilibrary" to describe a collection of books that are owned but have not yet bee...
15/05/2026

Umberto Eco famously coined the word "antilibrary" to describe a collection of books that are owned but have not yet been read.

For him, a library of mostly unread books is far more inspiring than a library of books already read.

He knew all about it as he had 50,000 volumes in his personal library in Bologna! 😀

We are lucky to have 3 amazing books by this world-renowned Italian intellectual, philosopher, novelist and political and social commentator:

The infinity of lists, a beautifully illustrated essay that explores how Western culture uses lists to make infinity comprehensible and impose order on chaos.

A theory of semiotics, the first English language edition published by The University of Indiana in 1976, and Travels in hyper reality, also the first English language edition, also published in the US.

As Umberto Eco said, it's perfectly fine to buy books and keep them in your library to read them at a later stage! 😃

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‼️ALL CLOTHES HALF PRICE THIS WEEKEND‼️Need to add some bits to your summer wardrobe? Come here this weekend to see what...
15/05/2026

‼️ALL CLOTHES HALF PRICE THIS WEEKEND‼️
Need to add some bits to your summer wardrobe? Come here this weekend to see what gems you can find for 50% off the marked price! We’ve all sorts, from stunning sundresses for picnics, to grandad jumpers for the chilly evenings 🥰 Get here asap to get a good deal! This weekend only!

14/05/2026

Here are some simple tips and tricks on how to shop like a pro here at Oxfam Home Francis St. 💚

12/05/2026

This is a very special and rare book, and a comprehensive "who's who" of Dublin's commercial landscape during the late Victorian era.

The Industries of Dublin: Historical, Statistical, Biographical. Account of the Leading Business Men, Commercial Interests, Wealth and Growth
is a landmark commercial directory published in 1887.

Profusely illustrated with fine drawings of Dublin's streetscape, it lists all the establishments of the time including some notable ones, like
Brown Thomas, Bewley’s (Grafton Street), Arnott & Co. (Henry Street), The Irish House (Wood Quay), John Power & Son, Distillers.

A real gem and of great interest to historians and collectors!

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If you want to build a library, our shop in Francis Street is the perfect place where to start. We have the bookcases, ...
28/04/2026

If you want to build a library, our shop in Francis Street is the perfect place where to start. We have the bookcases, the books and even the manual! 😀

Comic lovers, take note! We’ve just stocked an eclectic variety of titles, including some very collectable Dungeons & Dr...
27/04/2026

Comic lovers, take note! We’ve just stocked an eclectic variety of titles, including some very collectable Dungeons & Dragons comics! 🤩

Build your own Dudson tea set to suit any sized tea party!!! ☕Cups €3Plates €2Saucers €11 set €54 sets €15 6 sets €20 ...
25/04/2026

Build your own Dudson tea set to suit any sized tea party!!! ☕

Cups €3
Plates €2
Saucers €1
1 set €5
4 sets €15
6 sets €20

Address

79-88A Francis Street
Dublin
DUBLIN8

Opening Hours

Monday 10:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 10:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 10:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 10:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 10:30am - 4:30pm
Saturday 10:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+35314020555

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