A shop devoted to Tayto sandwiches is coming to Dublin

For 10 days only!

By Cliodhna Russell Thursday 26 Feb 2015, 3:14 PM

Feb 26th 2015, 3:14 PM 21,614 Views 23 Comments

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DUBLIN IS GETTING a pop up shop solely dedicated to selling Tayto crisp sandwiches.

You might have guessed if you’ve walked by Wicklow St recently and spotted Mr Tayto giving more than a little clue…

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The sandwiches will be available in four flavours for €2 each.

The options are – Cheese and Onion Classic, The Salt and Vinegar Sarnie, The Smokey Bacon Butty and a Prawn Cocktail Treat.

It says that €1 from every sandwich will go to Dublin’s Simon Community.

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However, the Wicklow Street shop will only be open for 10 days from March 5 – March 15.

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It comes after Belfast got its own crisp cafe last month.

Read: Belfast is actually getting a café devoted to crisp sandwiches>

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A shop devoted to Tayto sandwiches is coming to Dublin

For 10 days only!