Lots of options for souvenirs. Decent pricing for a souvenir shop in the middle of a tourist city.read more

Tons of stuff and after stopping by a bunch of other touristy places in Dublin, this store (or…read morechain of stores) really does have good prices. The Guinness magnets were cheaper here than the same magnets at the Guinness gift shop. They also have stuffed animals, touristy (tacky!) underwear, and a lot of tourist junk. But then again, some people probably love what I thought was junk or they wouldn't be selling it. Stop by and check out the store... I'm sure you'll find something you want. I don't know about the quality of the items, but they sure so have a huge quantity of almost everything. Oh and they have free WiFi.

If you have wandered around Dublin for any amount of time, you have come across and probably popped…read moreinto a Carroll's Irish Gifts. We popped into this location to pick up a few tchotchkes for the folks back home. The store is packed with goods from wall to wall, floor to ceiling. They have all the classic souvenirs plus a few local specialties in the form of snacks and such. We scooped up a few magnets, a hat and a couple of t-shirts for the family. It was nice to be able to mark everyone off the list after one spot. Service was okay. Not very helpful and a bit disconnected at the register, but I imagine they are constantly busy, so just overwhelmed. Either way, it was noticeable, but didn't detract much from the experience. Overall, I'd recommend this or any Carroll's location in Dublin when you are after goodies from your trip.

It's an overpriced touristy souvenir shop. What can you do?…read more Not a lot of options but the standard fare of Tshirts and pics and things with names are being sold here.

They changed the name to books and thoughtful gifts so it may be hard to find but I came in here…read morejust walking by and when I walked in I wanted everything they had the cutest trinkets and things if you're looking for a special gift for bridesmaids brides grooms babies dog lovers and chocolate lovers you will find it here The gentleman that runs the place is very very nice it's a little overwhelming know I will be honest because there's a lot of stuff to look at but I loved every second in the store I purchased some Violet bath fizz cupcakes and a trinket for a door hanger And a book they had a lot of inspirational and motivational quotes

My favorite gift and antique shop in dublin. The owner Anthony is very sweet and knowledgeable and…read morehis staff are very helpful and friendly. I am a big fan of this shop and the variety of gift and home collections they have and i would highly recommend it.

Really really adored this shop. Visited while in Dublin recently and picked up some unique and…read moreartist handmade jewelry. Definitely a superior souvenir to the normal made in China sweatshirt or mug I have been known to buy. I spent quite a bit of time in this little shop and they didn't seem to mind I had a small stroller and tiny human in it. Staff were kind and its attached/in the same building as other cool vintage shops. Definitely stop in for some cool ass shit!

Check out this awesome quirky shop in the heart of Temple Bar. Handmade by artists you'll find…read morejewellery, gifts, bags and much much more all under on name. MAGNE.

One of the nicest & priciest shops for Irish gifts. They carry name brands of clothing, pottery,…read morelinens, crystal & more. Sales staff is always helpful & friendly. Have picked up quite a few things here. Nice when they have their winter & summer sales.

House of Ireland specialises in beautifully crafted and designed Irish crystal and silverware…read more The pieces are very impressive and it really is like buying a piece of art. Most of us couldn't afford to totally deck our houses out with the stuff, but for a high-end gift, it might hit the spot. The items on sale are far removed from merchandise sold in other gift shops, not a 'póg mo thón' plastic apron in sight. This makes it popular with those tourists who look for some expensive authenticity Irish to bring home with them, and who have a few euros to spare. It's a good place for a wedding present too, or a smaller gift if you can't cough up the big bucks. It's a slightly pretentious establishment (definitely the kind of place might refer to itself as an establishment, it's not a common shop, don't you know), which I suppose comes part and parcel with the business they attract. Inside is kind of airy, ethereal and peaceful - the perfect atmosphere in which to conduct some expensive Celtic purchasing.

This is a great place to go when you need that all important gift idea for someone special. They…read moresell a vast array of beautiful ornaments, to vases, wine glasses. They have a large selection of Yankee Candles. They sell beautiful jewellery that is all showcased in lovely lighted stands. There are lovely pictures and mirrors as well as cards for every occasion. Everything you need is catered for. Prices are also quite varied, they sell things from the lower end of the market up to expensive. They stock lots of good brand names like Waterford Crystal, Bulaggi and the also sell a good variety of souveniers. The staff are also nice and friendly

Located in the Temple Bar area, the aptly named Temple Bar Trading Company is a sprawling and jam…read morepacked souvenir shop that features all the classic souvenirs you'd be after from shirts, hats, magnets, cups, scarves, bags, etc...plus a good variety of perishable souvenirs like chocolates, coffee and other snacks. Speaking of snacks, they also share a space with a local gelato/ice cream shop! Service was friendly and helpful whether on the sales floor or at the register. The store was packed with stuff, so a little hard to maneuver, especially when busy, which I feel is majority of the time. Quality of the goods seemed to be mixed, as did pricing. Overall, solid shop to stop by while wandering around Dublin.

Definitely THE temple bar souvenir shop-- huge selection of items varying in price. That also means…read moreit's very crowded, and people tend not to be very aware of their surroundings. You get what you pay for -- pretty cheap and not the highest quality stuff, but able to get a lot of things. I've gotten jewelry from here before that has broken, but I love the postcards (and price of the postcards) etc.

This is the quintessential trinkets and souvenir shop…read more We were greeted quickly and offered assistance as needed. The selection is moderate with nothing luxurious. If you're in search of a magnet, this is perfect. Otherwise, it was not my cup of tea, but that's okay! Because many people were finding lots of items they wanted while I was browsing. So definitely check it out and see if you find anything fun!

Great selection of gifts. It seems like the Irish mafia runs all the gift shops in the city as…read morethere are only a few. The Guinness items they sell here are cheaper than at the Guinness store themselves and they are the exact same thing. Better to buy here. Lots of friendly staff ready to help. Prices are the same at all the Carroll's.

The best menswear store in Dublin I have bought from! Full of very stylish clothes and very good…read morefor anyone looking to get suited for weddings or special occasions. A nice cherry on top is that the staff are extremely friendly and most importantly helpful!

It had been far, far, far too long since I bought some decent rags and so I took the morning off…read moreand, against my will, dragged my sorry baggie jeaned, worn jumpered, and ripped jacketed ass to Michael Barries. To say I have grown to hate buying clothes is an understatement. The sales staff I encounter are generally those over eager 12 year old boy type wannabe hipsters wearing gimpy little cardigans, achingly tight jeans, slip ons, and throwback t-shirts from bands they don't remember. This irritates me profoundly. Michael Barries is the antithesis to this. As I walked in I was greeted by a normal human being who asked what I was after, gave me a few suggestions, pointed me in the right direction and then simply left me be to browse. The selection ranges from casual pub wear to suits, jackets, and ties. Everything I saw was geared firmly towards understated, old school men's style. If you're after the metro look this probably isn't for you. After a few minutes my amateur shopper status must have been evident as he wandered over and made a few suggestions based on my measurements and what I was looking for. Much to my satisfaction they all fitted perfectly. Happy days. In addition to what I was buying I also had my eye on a jacket, which was admittedly a little more expensive than I would normally be comfortable with. I tried it on and as I was buying quite a bit, normal human being sales dude said he'd knock €200 off it. I gave him a lower cash price for the lot, he agreed and the deal was done. If like me you are a person who will shop for quite a bit once or twice a year, who likes classic men's style, and who doesn't want clothes which make an ironic statement or highlight your borrowed nostalgia for 80s synth pop, then this is the place for you. I can now happily say I like shopping, albeit infrequently.