Wow! What great service. You may not be blown away by their…read moreshowroom or premises but the service at Ambassador Beds & Furniture can't be beat! I walked into their showroom in Lucan at 9:50 am and by noon the same day they had delivered my new mattress. When I went in I was in a hurry, I had rented out my spare room, the new guy was moving in that afternoon and I still had no bed for him. My budget was 200 quid for a double mattress. The sales guy Craig showed me to the only mattress in my price range. A nice ortho-pedic double for €240 and before I even asked for a deal he offered one and said delivery was free. Then he said, our van will be out in your area tomorrow morning would that be ok? Well it was ok, I really didn't think I'd even get it as soon as that and was prepared, with twine in hand, to tie it down to the roof of my car and lug it home myself. But once I told him the new housemate was moving in today he insisted they deliver it to me by noon. And surprise surprise...that's exactly what they did.

Delighted with my new bedroom and stairs carpet fantastic job by Trevor Maugan in laying and…read morematching stripes. From going into shop to the end product excellent efficient friendly service by all Thank you. I grew up from a young age knowing off Des Kelly Interiors from my mam and can see how the family run business is still going after 50 years great variety carpets, furniture, vinyl, home accessories, wood floors, beds and mattresses at great prices and some very good special offers. WELL DONE !!

From the owner: Homes look good for less at Des Kelly Interiors. Visit your local store to get a bargain. Excellent…read morequality carpets, vinyls, wood flooring, beds, mattresses, and furniture. Open 6 Days per Week. Where Quality Costs Less. 9 Large Showrooms. Top Manufacturer Stock.

Needed a king mattress in a pinch, made a couple calls, drove up there and had a lovely mattress…read moreand frame in the back of my van in no time. Fair prices, no shenanigans, top notch.

I cannot recommend Harvey Norman Drogheda highly enough! After purchasing a brand‑new TV on…read moreSaturday, I accidentally damaged it beyond repair while unpacking. I called the store fully expecting to be out of luck--perhaps a small discount or maybe take the broken TV off my hands--but what happened next completely blew me away. Without hesitation, the team offered to replace the TV free of charge. Their generosity and willingness to help transformed what had felt like the final straw in a truly trying week into genuine relief and joy. As a parent of a child with severe autism, recent days have been especially challenging: our son, in a wave of dysregulation over the Easter break, managed to break nearly €3,000 worth of technology--TV, laptop, computer monitors, a printer, you name it. We've since secured everything with anti‑tip straps, but at that moment the idea of losing another TV felt unbearable. Harvey Norman's kindness came at exactly the right time. They had no way of knowing how much this act of goodwill meant to our family, turning a near‑disaster into a reminder that there are still businesses who truly care. From the courteous Customer Care (Thaks Nicola!) to the hassle‑free exchange, every step was handled with professionalism and genuine warmth. I will be singing their praises to everyone I know--and I'll certainly be back in Drogheda whenever we need anything tech‑related. Harvey Norman, you've earned a customer for life! Warmest regards, Stephen O'Brien

Well the washing machine froze the week before Christmas and refused to work once thawed. Being 5…read moreyears old and having given plenty of washes over it's lifetime - the decision was made to purchase a new one. Plenty of internet research later we had it narrowed down to one in Harvey Norman or one on Power City - went to Harvey Norman first and was greeted on the way in the door by a cheery man. While I understand that retail establishments are adopting this practice of "greeting" to improve customer service and also for security - I for one can't stand it. I hate the falseness of it, and also any of them that I have ever asked for help -can't. They have to stand there in their greeters spot and not do anything else, bar point me in the direction of "regular staff" Walked through the vast furniture department (love the smell of the leather couches!) to the electrical department and on the way in the door they had their best offers on display, ie their best reduced washing machine, dryer, fridge etc. A fairly cheap model caught my eye and we had a glance over the specifations before having a perusal at the rest of the washing machines available. While I wouldn't consider myself to be a "brand snob" - I also have a dread fear of unknown brands so dismissed the cheapest option - the "finlux" brand immediately. Noticed that Harvey Norman don't seem to stock the "Bosch" brand anymore, anybody who seems to know anything about washing machines says to buy a "bosch" for reliability and longevity. No staff were around to help us as it was fairly busy with customers so we made our way out to the best offers again, ended up going for an "indesit" 6K, 1000spin washer reduced from €299 to €149. It's A energy rated and has "eco" water facility and plenty of program options so it was going to do the job for us nicely and at a nice price as well. Staff were on hand to process the transaction almost immediately and then we were told to drive around to their warehouse around the corner for collection. All in all a fairly easy purchase, if it wasn't for the pesky greeter who waved a cheery false goodbye on the way out.

My husband and I, who are early retirees, (55) visited the Naas location to look at purchasing a…read moresecond laptop. To be fair, we walked in at 6:20pm, and they closed at 7pm, so there wasn't a lot of time to ask questions. We had a very lovely and friendly gentleman who was simply doing his job and being attentive, noticed we were looking for assistance, (many of the others seemed to busy talking with one another) While asking questions, it became very apparent he knew what he was talking about. We were excited and appreciated the fact that we could learn from him, as we aren't fully up to the latest and greatest of what's out there for technology. We appreciated his friendly, tactful and non-condescending approach to our questions. (Except for when he said the 17 inch screen was for pensioners) We explained what we were looking to get out of the laptop, the kind of work we needed it for, how we would be using it et... He quickly narrowed our choice down to three models, and educated us on the pros and cons and that these models, and how they would give us what we needed without going for the highest priced laptops on the floor. I have been in the retail business industry, owning and operating my own businesses for the past 20+ years, and my job for the past 8 years has been retail training and development, focusing on the customer service aspect of business. I have to say that Luke was impressive. He answered all of our questions, made us feel comfortable, educated us, and encouraged us to use the products and try them without any pressure. This is not easy to do, especially when the customer knows there is a commission involved. The disappointment for me, was when he said he was done his shift and was now working overtime for free. He spoke with us for 5 minutes more, and pointed us in the direction of his colleague "Shane" if we needed further assistance, which was great. (You can't blame someone for not wanting to work for free) However, Shane was busy with another customer, and his other colleague, "Felix" who we asked a few more questions to regarding the difference between a couple of the models we had narrowed our choice down, to may as well have been asleep, (He was uninterested in helping us, let lone anyone else, standing in a comatose position, staring straight ahead at the floor, with the counter seeming to hold him up), got the sale because at the end of the day, we wanted a computer and no one else was around. ugh. So I guess, unfortunately for Luke, and us, his hard work and decent customer service went unrewarded, as we had to ask Felix for help to get the laptop. I so would have preferred, and felt better about spending €1000+ at a retail business that encouraged their staff to care about people, and teach them about what customer service actually means. This company could use some guidance on how to help their employees succeed and also feel appreciated in their roles. Clearly, this is an upper management issue.

I have bought loads of things from Harvey Norman's and all after care has been great staff very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable I will always bye from this company Can't falt them in anyway

"I have searched high and low, over mountains and through valleys, through thick and through…read morethin".... This is what I told wife when asked if I had yet bought an electric blanket. I mean, I meant to search high and low. .. doesn't the thought count for anything these days? Apparently not, turns out the action of sourcing an electric blanket speaks louder than making up stories about exhaustive searches. Quite by accident I wandered into HKs today and there, beside the door, a whole range of the items in question. If I'm lucky I'll be allowed to sleep in my bed by December to see if the blanket works. Lots of other bedding and soft furnishing related stuff on offer, worth keeping it in mind.

Very helpful and knowledgeable. Shared their experience and made suggestions for our particular…read moreproject. Great Selection to choose from, reasonable prices, affordable.

I had my floors done today and I am absolutely delighted with the end result. Mark was so…read moreprofessional a ia a very nice guy .I would highly recommend Ashbourne home centre. Definitely 5 star. Bernie Lucan.