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Shopping Centres / Malls Dublin
30 Reviews This building originally was the city mansion of Viscount Powerscourt and was built in 1774 with granite from the Powercourt county Wicklow estate. In 1981 it was turned into an upmarket centre with...
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Shopping / Streets / Areas Dublin
45 Reviews Lush store concept is truly unique. The hand-made natural soaps are shaped like foods such as cakes, fudge, cheese slices, very cute. Entering Lush store is just like entering your local delicatessen,...
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Irish Goods Dublin
19 Reviews This tip is offered with tongue in cheek...but when I visit another country I have to make a stop in the grocery store to see what things I can bring home for my kitchen. Maybe you do the...
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Markets Dublin
13 Reviews This is one of my favourite places in Dublin. An indoor market crammed with quirky stalls and shops and a great cafe or two. Located in a splendid red brick building, this was Dublins first purpose...
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Department Stores Dublin
10 Reviews Everyone knows Marks & Spencer's. You can buy everything and everything! I bought tons of undies there. (Does that mean Ive turned into an old lady?) My sister and I also bought some really pretty...
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Book Stores Dublin
7 Reviews Easons, Hodges Figgis, Waterstones and Dubray are the main chainstore bookshops. Chapters in Parnell Street is great for discounts and secondhand books. Books Upstairs in College Green is good for...
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Airport Shopping Dublin
1 Review Yes, why pay more for all travel needs and designer names, when you can purchase travel value products at DUBLIN, CORK AND SHANNON at up to 25% cheaper than down town, I ask myself........ Famous...
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Built in 1822 Clery's is undoubtedly O'Connell Street's nicest store. It stocks everything from clothes to computers spread over lots of floors. Everything including Irish gifts. Reasinably priced for a city centre store.
Its a unique shop indeed. They stock a wide range of papers from around the world.Also they supply paper and materials and plenty of advice for people making there own wedding invitations. Cosy and quirky interiors and some funky presents to get for any crafty friends. Large sheets of nepalese lokta sheets only ?2, with gorgeous gold leaf prins on them. If your a crafty person you may get carried away so who knows
Westbury Hotel Dublin
King Sitric Howth
42 Opinions
Island View Hotel Malahide
1 Review and 25 Opinions This hotel is decent, not cheap, not expensive. Not shabby, a luxurious palace. Average, but don't...
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