This is a great little chemist hidden away on Kincora Avenue. The staff are very friendly and…read morealways willing to help. It stocks all types of medicinal stocks as well as jewellery and makeup. There are lots of hair products and some gift ideas. There is also parking right outside the front door. It tends to be quiet in there most of the time so there are never any queues

This is a fine pharmacy - bright, clean, all the rest of it - and it stocks some cute makeup…read moreranges, including the under-represented Isadora. However, it's pricing policy on some items leaves a lot to be desired. A tube of Rubex costs about €7. €7! I mean, I may have a cold, but really, at that price I'm going home to have a hot whiskey.

Foleys of Clontarf is a cheerful and knowledgeable pharmacy. The staff and pharmacist are very…read morehelpful and will even let you use their toilet if you are desperate as I was on one occasion! Their products are of the average recommended retail price and there is a nice range of hair accessories and makeup bits. Waiting for scripts never takes long and if it were to, there are a few seats available.

Simple pharmacy, nothing fancy and nothing bad here…read more Not too big of a selection of other stuff like bathroom hygiene products and etc. Nice staff.

The people at the North Strand Pharmacy could not have been more professional, helpful and friendly…read moreto my mother when she needed a prescription filled at short notice today. The blurb says that they really care about their customers, and staff show that in their attitude, which is great to see: though they had to make a 'phone call to check on some details they gave her the impression that nothing was too much trouble. Customers actually do appreciate this sort of cheerful good service. I doubt that you will find a better pharmacy in central Dublin. We will definitely come back!

Very nice and helpful staff. They even offered me a glass of water with my painkillers. Highly…read morerecommended .

This is a nice little pharmacy in the heart of the IFSC. It's right beside the Mayor Square LUAS…read morestop and is very easy to get to. I often get prescriptions filled here and the staff are lovely.

I'm giving the pharmacy one star for cleanliness and product selection. However, I will never, ever…read morereturn to this pharmacy after the service I received. A short, middle-aged, pock-mark-faced man barked 'Yes!' at me from the till. I was unable to give all my symptoms as he cut me off to snarl 'allergic to ibuprofen?' . He then proceeded to reel off some instructions at top speed, that I could not grasp. After he snapped the price at me, I gave him my card with a look of incredulity. He couldn't even deign look at me when returning my card and dangled it from his fingers while looking away. In all my life, I have never been on the receiving end of such ridiculously bad service. With so many pharmacies in the area, I will be taking my custom elsewhere in the future, and I recommend others to do the same.

Living in the area, this is the main pharmacy I go to in order to buy most thing. The staff are…read morevery friendly and knowledgable, and they are quick with prescriptions as I find that some pharmacies take ages. However, it's quite a small pharmacy with not much in the way of cosmetics and toiletries, which are also a bit more expensive than places like Boots and the Supermarket. There is a daily deal section though, and the items there seem to change every week or so. Overall, excellent service despite slightly higher prices and lesser variety.

If I could give minus stars, I would. I recently asked them to fill out a prescription and when I…read morereturned to collect it, I asked the pharmacist and the person serving if the printout chit was with it. No chit means I can't claim tax back and tax returns do add up. I asked three times if the printout was there and both parties confirmed it was. Yes, you guessed it. When I got home and checked, there was no sign of it. I phoned the chemist and told them. ZERO apology for their ineptitude and they wanted me to return to the pharmacy to collect the printout. I reminded the person I was speaking to that an apology would be in order but she said they were very busy. I said that 'sorry' was 5 letters long and didn't cost anything to say. I asked the person I spoke with to post me the printout. When I finally received the printout, the eircode was so far off the correct Eircode, that it's a miracle the item got to me. Avoid like the plague. I've never gone back and I don't intend to frequent this place again.

Conveniently located by our hotel and super fast, friendly service. Was exactly what we needed in…read moreDublin.

Next time you're in the Ballsbridge area and find yourself in need of plasters, mascara, medication…read moreor passport photos, Byrne's Pharmacy is your mecca. There's an awful lot of foot traffic flowing through the doors here, but staff are more than happy to take a moment to explain your medication or suggest a lip shade from the make up counter. Drop your prescription in and stop back after an elegant Roly's lunch or coffee at The French Paradox to pick it up. Even if you don't ask, there's a good chance you'll get a quick how-to on applications. Even better than it's speedy service is the hours; staying open till 9pm most nights means that after that speed-metal show at the RDS you can pick up some Panadol for your aching head on the way home.

More than once this place has come to my rescue when I realise I've run out of something only sold…read moreat a Pharmacy late in the evening. Open until 10pm you probably won't find a later opening pharmacy in the area, and because of it's location on O'Connell Street near O'Connell Bridge you would find yourself passing it reasonably often. Location brings other things too, like the constant feeling that the security people are going to jump you if you move too close to anything in the shop! And price are a little higher than the more suburban pharmacies, but I guess you can't complain when the location and opening hours probably make that necessary.

Convenient to our hotel and absolutely amazing in helping with a forgotten prescriptio, Hickey's…read moreopening at a later hour saved the day! They had very kind workers and readily helped with everything we needed.

We were visiting & needed a rollator walker for an older friend in our group. We were referred to…read morea rental company, but they were closed on weekends so they only rent rollators Monday - Friday. Since the price to purchase one was only slightly more than a weeklong rental, the choice was clear. After much looking around, we found the Murray website and were able to order a rollator over the phone and pick it up here. It was even on sale. When we went to pick it up, they pushed out a box. We tentatively asked if we needed to assemble it, and they very kindly opened the box, assembled it, and showed us how to adjust the height & fold it up. We even found some excellent Spenco shoe inserts here. Warm customer service, and reasonable prices!

This place has to be the biggest pharmacy in all of Dublin. It's absolutely huge and has…read moreeverything medical that a person could imagine! Literally if you're sick and you need something this will cure you (ok not everything, but within reason). They've got a huge section for medicines both prescription and over-the-counter. I suppose what they really specialise in though is medical equipment. So if you've sprained your ankle and need a pair of crutches, etc this is where you'll be able to find the stuff you need.