Givore is an app for handing things on, free to use. You put up what you no longer need, somebody asks for it, and they come and collect. Nobody pays anybody. People here already give away sofas and wardrobes. What sits in the shed and the back of the press is smaller. It is often the exact thing somebody else was about to buy.
None of these feel like a giveaway. All of them save somebody a trip to a shop.
Flat cardboard takes up no room in a car and everybody moving needs it. Say how many you have and whether they are still square.
A big plant is hard to move house with and easy to hand to a neighbour. Cuttings in a jam jar count too. Photograph the leaves, not the pot.
A pump, a spare inner tube, a rack you took off years ago. Galway is flat and compact, so bikes get used here, and none of this is worth binning.
Half a tin with the lid still sealed is exactly what someone doing one wall wants. Write the colour and roughly how much is left.
Term ends and the reading list goes in a bag. Someone starting the same module in September would rather not buy it again.
Most homes have one too many, usually the big one on top of the wardrobe. It is bulky to store and it never wears out.
Between the centre, Bohermore and the Claddagh, most handovers are a walk. Anything you can hold in two hands needs no plan at all.
Further out, so agree a time that suits both of you rather than a vague evening. A bus works for boxes. A wardrobe does not.
What floor is it on, and does it come apart. Those two answers decide whether you go alone or bring somebody with a car.
Pick the first thing you would not miss, photograph it in daylight and put it up. Posting takes about half a minute.
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