The Trinity College Library Shop is more of a "Book of Kells" gift shop than an actual campus book…read morestore. It's all located in a red building that you can't miss. There are Trinity College branded items available, with the overall selection of TCD and tourist tchotchkes to be well presented and varied. Prices were decent and counter staff were friendly and efficient.

The selection of souvenirs was very good, ranging from clothing, scarves, and jewelry to magnets,…read morecoasters, coffee mugs, and books. I was gaga over the elegant Celtic Knot Jacquard Tote Bag for 40 euros. Even though there were plenty of customers, and the line was long, the cashier patiently brought the tote down for me since it was out of my reach. Sadly, it was too large for my petite frame but I would have certainly bought one if it came in a smaller size. I recommend this store for the immense selection and the friendly service.

This is a little boutique in Leixlip village. Parking is on road, nearby. Leixlip parking is paid…read moreMon to Fri 10am to 4pm. I'd just had an experience in another boutique down the road so was expecting a similar frosty level of customer service, well I was shocked when the lady was so nice that even when I left at the end without a purchase that she was thanking me for coming in. I'll definitely be back, stock is refreshed fortnightly. They go for some out there bright colours here but the quality of the dresses are very good. Very similar brands are stocked here as some other botiques but I thought the range was much better. This may be because they have so much stock. This was my only negative on this shop. There's just so many dresses packed in and it is quite a dark shop it's hard to pick out what you really want. On the other side of this though, you can take as much as you want into the dressing room and there's plenty of light outside the rooms, albeit the changing area itself is a bit small. The sizes are consistent and true to normal sizes and for the most part are 8-16 rather than S-P. The accessories range is great, including fascinators and bags.

This 3G store is limited in its selection as it stocks mostly meteor mobile phones and a handful of…read more3 ones. Other networks aren't represented here. On saying that they seem to have quite good deals for these networks and you can also purchase various broadband packages here. Staff at the store are friendly and helpful without being overly pushy. I like the way the handsets are displayed so you can pick them up and look at the back... it's amazing how much the feel of the phone affects your choice.

Absolutely fabulous jewelry store. We stopped in this afternoon to look at gold Claddagh rings. We…read morehad a great experience start to finish. Everyone was so welcoming and helpful. We had a wonderful, fun time in our short stop in. I would absolutely return when we come back to Dublin and highly recommend. Could not have had a better experience!

After finishing our tasting at Guinness, we popped into a nearby shop looking for a gold claddagh…read morering. The owner directed us to Frank at The Cut Price Jewellers. He had just what I was looking for, and at almost half the price of the touristy shops. Super happy!!!

Great shop for all Combat sports. have everything from Boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai, Mma, Karate…read moreand so on. Great Service and great range

The store may be named after a Bond villian, but really it's more like the A-team, because if you…read moreneed some jewelry and if no-one else can help, and if you can find it, maybe you can hire Vinnie of Goldfinger. I came across this guy because my mother somehow knew someone who knew him or something, and while he does have a store in the centre of town you wouldn't see it if you didn't know it was there, and you might wonder if you were really in the right place. This guy really specialises in gold (which is more my mother's thing than mine) but not only does he sell stuff, he also will make things, and sometimes designs them himself. He's made stuff for us from old pieces we had, as well as made pendants into brooches and vice versa. And yet there's no designer pretension about this. He's just a good goldsmith, and he's on the level. He has great specialist knowledge too. I was once going to have an old charm made into something else and he pointed out that the work on it was by hand, and it was an antique and worth far more than the gold in it (something I would never have known, or even thought of). Sure he's hard to find but if you can it's the jeweler equivalent of Hannibal and the lads sorting out the local gangster problem!

Boots has embraced the Christmas spirit already, with a whole host of gift sets and stocking…read morestuffers on its shelves. However, in these straitened times, I wonder how many Homer Simpson beer hats it is going to shift, as customers seem to be a lot less willing to part with their hard won cash for talking key rings and the like. Bypassing the premature Christmas presents, this Boots has the usual great cosmetic and toiletry ranges, and those all important offers. However, look closely before you buy, as although the buy one get one free offers are obviously a gift from the heavens, check into those "2 for €4.50" ones - you might be saving just a few cent.

Dropped a laptop into Stuart after leaving it with another guy for 6 months who told me it could…read morenot be fixed. Turned out to be a relatively simple fix. I think it was only €30 I was charged but expected it to be a lot more. Great honest, efficient and reasonable service. I also get my printing done here and it's great quality.