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Glam Working Gals Will Love The Latest Addition To Dublin’s South Inner City
Published 21:00 28 Aug 2017 BST
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Oh, how we adore Dry & Fly...
The perfect blow-dry, time and time again, in a beautiful and serene setting that makes you forget you're even in Dublin city centre.
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And while we think their Wicklow Street salon is pure opulent perfection, their new Merrion Row location has filled a void in our working lives that we never even knew was empty.
Dare we say that it's even more beautiful than the first salon?
Millennial pink combined with white marble and rose gold accents? Nailed it.
This new and unique concept comes as a welcome neighbour to working ladies, up to their eyeballs like myself, in the areas of Merrion Square, Stephen's Green, Dawson Street, Baggot Street, Ely Place and Grand Canal Dock.
It's designed to cater for the hardworking executives and #girlbosses of Dublin 2, saving them precious time while being effortlessly convenient and offering an enjoyable sociable experience simultaneously.
You can bring your laptop, pop it up in front of you and work away as the stylists work their magic.
This salon definitely has a more corporate feel than the Wicklow Street Dry & Fly but will boast the same fantastic, friendly service and great vibes.
Not to mention they use and stock the best hair products on planet earth: Kevin Murphy.
The Blow-Dry Boardroom can cater to and hold meeting for companies that want somewhere different to meet and discuss over coffee, prosecco or G&T.
It's also available for smaller, more intimate events.
On weekdays they'll be open 7am to 7pm, 9am to 6pm Saturday and 10am to 5pm on Sundays.
Blow dries for everyone.
You can find the Dry & Fly's Blow-Dry Boardroom at 16 Merrion Row, Dublin 2 (right beside O'Donoghues pub!).
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