How much this place needs a face lift it still has the same interior as it did when it opened,…read morewhich I wouldn't mind but there is nothing in the shopping centre Penneys has got to be the smallest ones and they got a CEX store which always feel like a death sentence for a shopping centre

One of better shopping centers in Dublin. You ask why? It's pretty simple, not too big and not over…read morecrowded. Has mostly everything you'd want. From petrol station to cinema. AIB bank is right beside it on the road near by. Lots of parking spaces. No time limit.

This shopping center deserves more stars. It's underrated IMHO…read more Let me explain why. Firstly, it has everything you need from a shopping center to do your shopping. Dunne's Store is great and big. Then you can finalize with butcher shop, €1 place, pharmacy, sports shop, carphone warehouse etc. that's shopping for you. Want to hang out or have a lunch? There's a place that robs your pockets. That's right - Eddie Rockets. There's some lunch cafeteria. Ice cream shop. Feel sick? Go to medical and dental centre. Or visit Boots pharmacy. Need a haircut? Barbershop and hairdresser is there for you. On a parking level you can get your shoes fixed, keys cut, get some flowers etc. One thing that this place lacks is entertainment. Actually, there's a kids train that drives around with wagons. At least kids can be entertained. Spacious underground car park. With, I think, two hours free time.

Charlestown is a bit of a random shopping center. From the outside it looks impressive and big, but…read moreon the inside it's empty, cold and lacking in any kind of substance. I visited recently to make some last minute Christmas purchases and really found myself stuck for options. Dunnes is your usual affair, if a bit small. I would generally shop at GameStop, but that aside there is literally nothing in this place. I would save yourself the journey and head out to Blanchardstown or the Omni Center for a better selection of stores.

Loads of different brands under the one roof, including Miss Selfridge, A-wear, Faith, Warehouse,…read moreOasis and Bay Trading. It's perfect for the indecisive shopper who doesn't like to do too much walking. Sadly, French connection and Firetrap are having closing down sales at the moment, but who knows what exciting brands will take their place?

Located in Terminal 2 departure area. Definitely a fun store…read more Amazing selection of Guinness products and memorabilia. Also the is a small bar where you can sample the products.

Lovely, lovely store for all sorts of Guinness products for sale and they also have in- house…read moretastings!!! How fun is that. I whiled away my last few hours in Dublin at this store. I honestly love anything Guiness even if the beer itself is too too strong for my taste. I love watering it down with lemonade or Sprite. It's a nice shandy recipe. Yes, a lot of you may say that it's a sacrilege to treat Guiness this way, but it's the only only way I'll drink beer. It's also very refreshing filled to the brim with ice on a hot summer day.