Dundrum Town Centre
One of the largest shopping and entertainment complexes in Europe, Dundrum is an exclusive an new addition to the shoppers paradise.
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One of the largest shopping and entertainment complexes in Europe, Dundrum is an exclusive an new addition to the shoppers paradise. With over 3,400 parking spaces available and enormous floor space, the venue has attracted over 70 million visitors to date. The centre also has an in-house radio station headquartered on its premises, along with a television studio and production house. Some of the outlets you will find here include Aldo, Dune, Zara, The Body Shop, Pull and Bear, Next and Massimo Dutti.
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Brown Thomas
Brown Thomas is located on Graftton Street in Dublin, close to Trinity College is one of the most popular shopping destinations in Dublin.
Anastasia Boutique
This is a chic boutique for all the fashion savvy female shoppers. With an diverse variety of local as well as international brands, this small boutique has exclusive designs for every occasion.
Royal Hibernian Way
A small shopping complex, the Royal Hibernian Way is home to hi-end and exclusive designers and boutiques. Here you will find Leonidas that sells delicious, lip-smacking Belgian chocolate; Swalk which sells uni
Weirs
Popular among tourists and locals who wish to purchase antique Celtic ornaments in gold, diamonds and silver and also modern designs, the store gives a unique experience.
Jervis Shopping Centre
This is the largest shopping centre in Dublin. This centrally located shopping complex opened in 1996 and has been the most popular shopping venue and hangout spot ever since.
Ilac Shopping Centre
The Ilac Shopping Centre was built in close proximity to Jervis Shopping Centre to provide some competition between the two.
Blanchardstown Centre
This is the largest shopping centre in Ireland, and is a very common tourist attraction as well as a trendy spot for locals.
The Square
The mall gets its name from its shape, which is a square, and its location which is at the junction of Belgard Road. Opened in 1990, it was the first shopping mall of its kind in the area.
Eason
One of the largest and most popular bookstores in the country, Eason has its head quarters in Dublin. It is a very popular attraction for tourists as well as residents, where they can spend hours on end browsin
Clerys
A very popular and homely departmental store in Dublin, Clerys dates back to 1853, with the store in its current location being opened from 1922.
Stephens Green Shopping Centre
Situated in one of the most prestigious localities of Dublin, Stephens is one of the largest and newest shopping centers in the city.
The Kilkenny Design Shop
This department store has everything such as household items, beauty products, apparel, watches with brands like Mischa Barton and Fossil along with other local brands.
Powerscourt Centre
), the beautiful mansion from 18th century – prime example of Ireland’s Georgian architecture – is worth a look. The centre has over 40 stores in addition to art galleries and cafes.
Liffey Valley Shopping Centre
Claimed to be the busiest shopping malls and cinema destinations in Ireland, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre which is located in Dublin 22, is a very popular spot during the evenings and weekends.
Blackrock Market
The market is one of the oldest ones in Ireland, not to mention popular with bargain hunters looking to buy something different, unique furniture items, antiques, books, clothing, home décor and just about anyt
Temple Bar Book Market
For all you book-lovers who must visit a bookshop each time you travel to a new city, there is good new for you: there are bookshops at literally every street corner in Dublin.
Georges Street
A very popular and much loved district of Dublin, The Georges Street Arcade on South Great Georges Street, Dublin 2 is a landmark in the city.
Liberty market
Visitors can spend hours rummaging through all the items and stalls and discovering treasures that they would never expect to find; from jewellery and books, to exotic fruit and accessories.
Moore Street
Known to be a reflection of ‘true Dublin’, Moore Street is the perfect stop for those wishing to savor the best in traditional Irish foodstuff and fruits and vegetables.
National Museum Shop
Located inside the musuem, this store has intersting jewellery pieces inspired by Celtic design as well as other gift items such as pottery, hand-crafted items and books on Irish culture and history.
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Carroll’s
Perhaps the most popular and best suited souvenir shop in Ireland, Carroll’s has branches all over the country.
Whichcraft
If you’re looking for unique, hand-crafted gifts for friends and family, or even a keepsake for yourself – Whichcraft is the shop for you.
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