Well first of all here's my first review of this place. I've already done reviews on yelp only to…read morefind they've disappeared along with photos. So if this one disappears I won't be doing another one. Right here it is. If one considers the tourist office as the centre of Mullingar then this place is about an 8 to 10 minute walk. Mullingar is a charming Irish town with a lot of character and darn good foodie places. Just beside the tourist office stands a statue of Joe Dolan a famous Irish singer alas now dead. I'm pleased to say I saw him live and wow what an unusual voice. He had a number three hit in the UK in the 1969 when the charts had Elvis In the Ghetto (originally titled the Vicious Circle) David Bowie Space Oddity, Credence Clearwater Revival Bad Moon Rising with the amazing voice of John Fogerty who brought bluesy swamp rock to the hippie masses; Fogerty also holds the distinct honour of being one of the few musicians to be sued for sounding too much like himself. I digress again. This centre is a tad unusual as it has local businesses in it including a local barbers, a florist, a jewellers, a fruit & veg shop and a local butchers. Most shopping centres have the usual multi national and national names. This place has Boots, Holland & Barrett, a CarPhone warehouse and also has Dunnes Stores selling food & drink in one store and clothing and shoes in another store. The local butchers Tormeys has an on site Himalayan salt dry cure beef ager so I bought a few sirloins. I didn't need a coffee so avoided the Esquires coffee place. Worth a visit if you are close by.

We were staying in a holiday cottage for my friend's birthday and decided to stop in here on the…read moreway for some 'supplies!' it was a bit of a last chance saloon for us as this was the last big supermarket on the way to where were were going, which was quite remote, so we really needed to stock up. This was just as good as any of the big Tesco stores, it was well stocked and tidy, with a good alcohol secetion, and we were able to get everything we needed. Large car park as well as is usual for Tesco superstores.

I've been in many euro stores and this one is by far the best. It's way better than the one located…read moreon Liffey Street. This shop is massive and carries a wide selection of beauty supplies, home supplies, home repair stuff (including small tools), sweets and packaged food. I was astonished by the amount of body wash, shampoo and moisturizing lotion it carries. I thought that I would have to choose from two different scents, but instead I needed to choose the brand first. It sells all the popular names such as Nivea, Johnson and Johnson, Raddox, Vaseline and Dove. All bottles cost only 2 Euro. I was so excited I bought all kinds of stuff to pamper myself. I ended up saving a lot of time by coming here. Instead of having to stop at the hardware shop, I was able to find double-sided tape here. Because it's located in front of the Luas, I didn't have to lug my shopping home either. The Euro Store on Abbey Street is a real life-saver.

We came here for fun to kill some time…read more Since we didn't do any record stores in Dublin we came here to get some CD's. They actually had some decent titles for really really cheap. I got: Hilary Duff Kylie M All Saints Blur all for 4 euro....that is amazing. Good customer service.

This is a really weird place to be in. It is frankly cramped and ugly looking on the inside, yet it…read morealways seems to be busy. There are a few reasons for this. As the name does suggest, everything in here is relatively cheap. The product ranges are very changeable depending on what they must be able to locate at the time. There are toys, electrical goods, household improvement items and many many more random items. To give a glimpse into what I have got from here to encapsulate the randomness of this place: a learn to make balloon animals kit and a robbers costume for Halloween! The lady who runs this shop is a very nice lady with the gift in the gab, and is pleasant to all who come in here. Its good to come in for just a random snoop to see what you might find

One good thing about recession - it makes second hand cool again. In a time when everyone is…read morewatching the pennies, charity and vintage shops are making a killing. This store opened up in 2009 and seems to be doing very well. I love going in for a wee hoke about and while, like at most second hands, the results are varied, I've managed to find a few little pieces amongst the rails. It is predominately clothing, but there is the odd bit of furniture which tends to be beautifully crafted dressers or wardrobes - just what you need to hold all your beautiful vintage items, right? The staff are always very welcoming, the prices are right and there's always something new to find, rather than the same old stuff you see on the high street normally. Plus, it's run by the East Belfast Mission who do a lot of good work in the poorer parts of East Belfast, engaging with young people and homeless outreach, so everyone's a winner!

'Vintage, re:use, re:style, re:store'…read more I love the idea of this shop. I hate waste and I'm always one for restyling my own clothes. This isn't just another vintage shop, it's slightly better quality than the others. They do a great job with mannequins, I'm always impressed with their window dressing skills. The clothes in the shop front was the first thing I ever noticed about the place. It's always a really good job. So kudos to whoever sets this up. Inside the store it's always laid out brilliantly, some vintage shops are a bit like TK Maxx at the best of times, you need a good few hours to sort through the jumble until you find the gem you're after, but in Vintage they've got everything in order around the shop and you can immediately find some real gems. They sell (amongst a myriad of others) trousers, skirts, dresses, shoes, jackets, formal and casual wear. Anything and everything. Paradise! Even their furniture is for sale (so pretty too!) Like most vintage shops they don't offer refunds but do offer a credit note exchange. I find this particularly handy if you don't have the time to try items on. You're always going to find something you're after anyway.

Girls, this is everyones dream shoe shop. The selection is fabulous, the width fittings great. The…read morecherry on top is the old style service. The attentive staff will really listen to what you want and bring you out a selection of what would suit. No matter how busy you will always get platinum standard service, with a smile!! Returns are never a problem. Finally the price will keep you coming back... Again and again.

What can't I say a wonderland of gifts for the whole family…read more I do all my christmas shopping there, huge range of top quality presents at very reasonable prices, and everything is gift wrapped what more could you ask for

From the owner: Largest selection of Gifts & Interiors in the North East…read more Free Gift Wrapping, Free Parking. Jewellery, Nursery, Crystal, All Leading Brands. Furniture, Lamps, Mirrors, Crafts etc

This is a huge TK Maxx in Navan Retail Park. As it's part of the retail park there's loads of free…read moreparking. It's over two floors and really well spread out. I often find TK Maxx shops are really busy and squashed. This one was really quiet when I visited, but more importantly everything was nicely spread out and didn't feel cramped. It's a very comfortable shopping experience! Like all TK Maxx stores, there are some brilliant bargains to be found if you have the patience for a good rummage! :)

It's great to have a TK Maxx located in Navan!…read more This is a nice quiet branch that's very spacious and clean, is never too busy and there is lots of parking too in the industrial estate. Great addition to the town and generally has up to date stock in terms of what's in the other stores.

There are so many of this type of store springing up all over the place that you have a tendency to…read morethink that they are all the same. Well believe me this one has got to be visited to appreciate just what an alladins cave it is. So many bargains in one place can be a little overwhelming and all great brand names at that ! I couldn't believe how some items could be sold so cheaply This store sells everything including fresh food and frozen produce so it is possible to do all your shopping under one roof! The store itself is very well laid out with lots of space between the aisles. staff are very helpful with a welcoming g smile. There is good parking facilities at the door and ample disability parking. The store is easy to find being just off the main Belfast to Bangor road. I really am impressed with this store and will certainly be back and recommend it to others.

The name creates the image that this place is going to be frantic and furious, I mean Price Attack…read moreit sounds viscous, I went in hoping that the prices were the only thing being attacked. To my surprise this store could not have been more different, it was serine and relaxed, to be honest it felt like I was watching it in slow motion. Price Attack sells everything you could possibly think of, it is a little bit mixed up if I am honest. On one isle there was various dog toys and treats and right there on the opposite side there was a range of rugs and carpets that were being perused by an elderly couple. I thought this was a little strange and there was no real separation of different products. Price Attack also sells hardware and general household goods but I would suggest you call in because the items in store certainly will not break the bank. One thing I noticed about Price Attack is that they did not have the typical shopping jingles playing over the speakers, instead they had a Radio 4 debate about benefit fraud so you might just learn some topical information by calling into Price Attack.

I love the name of this shop. It sounds like something out of an action film...a bitta good guy vs…read morebad guy, where prices attack like never before. Very dramatic, and much better than the mundane 'Pound Shop'. Effectively, that's what Price Attack is...a sort of pound shop. Of course, not everything is a pound, but there's certainly a sufficient number of goods around this price to justify the overarching label. Goods such as stationary (five rubbers for a pound etc.), household cleaners, hardware / outdoor accessories and all the sort of usual discount store stock. As means of explanation for the next bit of info I provide you with, I'm going to contextualise it for you. It has been said that I'm a bit anal when it comes to cleanliness (you'll see where I'm going with this in a minute), and I rather like those mini bottles of hand gel that came into vogue around the time we thought we were all going to die of swine flu. Despite not giving in to such beliefs, I just decided to purchase one for times of need, and since then I've gone through tubs of the stuff. My friends have begun to make fun of me, but hey, they're not complaining when they need a hand-clean and I'm the only one with the gel... Well, to my delight, I'd spotted a 99p bottle of Carex hand gel, and remembering my current tube was dying a slow death, I decided to purchase this new one. Unfortunately nothing else caught my eye, so it was my only buy....which rarely happens in a discount store. At least now my world will continue to be a happy and clean place. And all for 99p...