So thankful for my experience here today! I was in need of printing 150 color copies and on a time…read morecrunch. I was able to quickly tackle my project, print all my documents and leave with a sense of deep relief. The location was easy to find and the staff were friendly and helpful. Thank you again!

Okay there are several Emailinternet.ie but not all of them are worthy of a review. The ones…read morelocated in Chartbusters are nothing special. In fact I would not suggest you do your emailing in a video rental shop. The Emailinternet on Grafton is truly worth of praise. The amount of times that I have been in a jam and needed to print or email someone while being in the city centre are innumerable. It's great that email cafes still exist for all of us who don't have smart phones. Emailinternet on Grafton is hidden and you could walk by if it wasn't for the sign on the street. Up the flight of stairs, you'll find a cosy room with several computers and a helpful computer guru. The staff here are friendly and smart. This email cafe is exactly what its name says: a place where you can get a coffee while you surf the net. I'm thankful that this place hasn't shut down like others of its kind.

The Paperweight Office Supplies and Stationery store in Malahide is a great place to go for office…read moreand school supplies. I think it's nicer to give business to these independently-run, smaller stationers than the larger corporations. The store has the usual - office supplies, envelopes, diaries (they even have some cute mid-year diaries), paper and printing products. It's not the most exciting store in the world, but it fulfills its purpose.

This is a great print shop in the IFSC. They do printing, shipping, have a good selection of…read moreoffice supplies, and a have a great staff. Saves me from having to fight my way through the queues at the post office. Can't recommend enough.

I choose to give this place ZERO stars because of the rude lady who works there (don't remember her…read morename). I went there to print 2 copies of the Irish Citizenship form, in colour, at 40c a page. After printing them, I noticed that most of the pages had the tops 'cut off' and she explained that I need to specify if I wanted the pages to fit (fit to size) as it was 'actual size' by default. This is an official document that I needed and I can't mail incomplete documents. She refused to reprint the forms so, after 15 minutes of arguments back and forth between us, I threw them in the bin there, in front of her, as they were useless to me. These forms are 17-18 pages each, and total cost with 2 A4 envelopes was 19euro. (very expensive) In conclusion, she was very rude, provided bad customer service and risked loosing a potential returning customer for less than 20euro!!! Never again shall I go to BizPost for anything, if they can't even get a simple PDF document/form printed properly.

In my first year of college I frequently had to get photos printed, then resized, then developed…read moreand re-printed. Thankfully, Fujifilm was on hand to set the mistakes other photo printing services had made wrong, right. It's well priced and the staff are dead sound. Although these kind of places are becoming obsolete of late, if you need photos developed, this is the place to go.

Do not get your passport photos taken here extremely overpriced. It costs nearly €5 extra to get…read morethe photos emailed to yourself. Staff were not helpful at letting me know what was available. Go to Tesco photo booth, better photos, better service. Provide both digital and printed version for much cheaper. Very easy to get photos onto online application for passport as pictures automatically upload just by entering the number on the photo they print in Tesco.

A great little shop if you need prints from your camera or phone in a hurry as they not only offer…read morethe usual 1 hour service but also have a few booths where you can do the job yourself. They also have a few utterly strange and nothing what so ever to do with photography gift ideas lying around the shop. My favourite of these is a big garish green and white chess set - how random can you get!? They also stock a small but nice selection of photo frames... which makes sense really.

Like one other review said, this really is a good place to go for any kind of project, big or…read moresmall, even if it's just printing a couple of pages - say, if you're in Dublin visiting and need to print your boarding pass, this could be an option. They sorted me out really quickly, I brought all the documents I wanted to print in a usb stick so I was able to just use the computer there and choose all the different print settings I needed and send them to the printer, it was pretty straightforward. Staff was nice, but they could've been a little bit more helpful - I was leaving there with about 90 printed pages and they didn't even offer to put them in a pouch or a paper bag for me, instead I had to ask for one - and then they provided it with no problem, but this is the kind of thing that makes the difference between four and five stars.

Print Save is a good deal for all types of projects. I've had loads to print lately, and have tried…read morea few places around Dublin- Print Save is the best I've come across so far. You get to pay less the larger your print job needs is. At most other places, that would go the other way around. The staff can also work with you to get same day turn around on whatever you have. I've typically walked in with a flash drive, explained what on it needs to be printed, and I walk out within 30 minutes. Color and black/white quality have been standard. *You can make a special request for photo quality paper or CV/Business related paper. That extra professional touch is worth it for cents upgrades.

What would a shopping centre be without a place to slap your mug on a mug?…read moreFunkystore in Jervis Shopping Centre does a brisk trade in photo-branding t-shirts, crockery, canvases and more. Bring your image of choice to the stand and get most work done the day you drop it in. Since it's done on-site, don't expect silk-screen quality to the shirts. However, if you've got a granny or a baby, you've got your gift giving sorted for the next five years.

I have to write a review about this internet cafe because the man who works here helped me with a…read morecomputer problem. I too, like Jo, was here for job related purposes. I was trying to print out my CV but I was unable to open my email attachment. I freaked out because I was afraid that I would have to go back home to get my USB stick. Instead, the kind Indian man at the counter was able to counsel me. He fixed my problem by downloading a software and did it all with a smile that said: "Don't worry. Be happy!"

There's a few of these sort of places on Gardiner Street, all catering to the backpacker market in…read morethe local hostels. This particular mixed business is a gem - combining a large amount of reasonably slow computers with an Asian grocery and luggage room! The web access is reasonably affordable and printing or scanning is about ten cents a page. Most of the computers have headsets and cameras so you can Skype, but the web speeds are slow so I reckon you would be up against it a bit. They use Firefox as their standard browser, which always makes me feel a bit safer, but obviously don't log into online banking from a web cafe! Never tried the coffee - it comes from an automatic dispenser... Pop downstairs and grab some spices while you wait for your email to load.