Collection: Photo albums online Ireland

Your local online photo album store, Photome. The safest way to keep your precious memories and photos safe is with a photo album.

Choose from photo albums that can hold 200 photos, 300 photo, 400 photos and even 500 photos. See our selection of albums that are great for holding all your family photos together in one safe place with slip in page, self-adhesive pages and Wedding Albums.

Have photos from a wedding, holiday or baby christening? The best place for these memories is in one of our huge selection of photo albums. Albums for every occasion and to suit every taste. Albums in a traditional or modern contemporary style. Whichever album you choose, it will look great in your home.

We have fast delivery to Dublin, Cork, Galway, Sligo and all counties in Ireland.

FAQ


Can I add notes to my photo album?


Yes. Most slip in page albums have a memo note space where you can write in. It is ideal for making a note of when the photo was taken, who is in the picture etc. That way you will have all the info in years to
come.


Should I take photos out of old albums?


It depends on the condition of the old album. If the pages are falling apart or the binding is gone, then it is recommended that the photo be transfered to a new album for safe keeping. Depending on the size
of the photos, they can find a new home in a self adhesive type album, a plain page album or a sliping page album. When removing the photos from the old album, do so gently so as not to damage them.


What are the different types of photo albums?


There are three basic types of albums and it relates to how the photo is
included on the page.

  • The slip in page, as the name suggests, has a see through pocket and the photo is slipped into this. These pages usually have a memo space beside the photo for writing notes.
  • The self adhesive page had a plastic cover that can be peeled away and the photo is pressed onto the page. The plastic is then replaced on top of the photo and protcect it and keeps it in place.
  • The plain page needs the photo to be stuck to the page. This can be done with photo corners or photo tabs recommended) These tabs can be attached to the back of the photo, in the corner and the photo pressed down onto the page and the photo won't move. The photo can be removed easly and with out damage.