Oh how I love you Dundrum! and I don't just love you because I know the girl who's dad own's the centre (I'm not bragging) This place is filled with magic honestly! Designer brand's & non designer brand's who cares!! it's even lovely to just walk around the outside with the fountains & the music playing. It has every shop you need even Airfield farm which is not far from the centre great for family outings. So thank you for making every shopping experience a fun one! read more

Shiny and posh, you can nearly smell the money when you walk into this place. I absolutely love wandering around, but apart from Penney's and M&S, I'm not sure if I've ever actually spent money here. However fear not for the financial health of the good merchants here, there do be plenty of new clothes-sporting fabulous teenage girls with the confidence of grown women and many more yummy mummies swinging shopping bags from their strollers to keep them going. Great for window-shopping and people-watching. read more

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The Dundrum Town Centre is a big attraction for many Dubliners. Many people go out there early on a Saturday morning to spend the whole day shopping. There are a lot of very good stores and restaurants there, however personally I prefer the vibe of being in town on actual streets rather than in a shopping centre. As spectacular and all as Dundrum is, it's a bit soulless in my eyes. But as these kinds of places go, it's top class - and has even won awards to prove it. There's a brilliant Tesco on the top floor (it's a 24-hour one too), which has an excellent food and non-food section. In fact I bought a really funky mini dress here a few years ago for all of €7. It didn't last very long, but for €7 I didn't mind. I got a couple of wears out of it anyway! Dundrum Town Centre also has the advantage of being very easily accessible on the Luas. If you hop on in Stephen's Green, you're out there in no time. But if you drove from town it might be a different story in the Dublin traffic. read more

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A bit chaotic at certain times of the day, but very well stocked of everyting someone could need!

If you live south of the city then venturing to Dundrum is customary amongst many suburban dwellers looking to have the ultimate, comprehensive shopping experience all under one roof counter to the city centre's sporadic and hectic layout. When I lived in Rathmines I used to love jumping on the Luas and getting off at the Balally stop to go to the shopping centre and the cinema complex 'Movies @ Dundrum' (located within the shopping centre). Certainly the preferred cinema amongst suburban residents south of the city, Dundrum's modern muliplex caters to both young and old with huge, comfortable seats, sizable compartments for your extra large diet coke and big screens with large capacity seating that means you are always almost certain of a seat without having to pre-book even when a new release is the hot topic of the weekend. Prices are slightly cheaper before 1pm until early evening, the peak period of evening time costing €7.90 for a student and €9.90 for an adult. Of late, 3D is all the rage and for one euro more you can enjoy the most popular films in the unique backdrop of three dimension. The cinema sells 3D glasses for 50c but does encourage you to bring your own on the rare occasion that they may be out of stock. Gracious staff and a whole plethora of food and drink available to buy that you can gorge on during a rumpus blockbuster makes this a very enjoyable Friday night or Sunday afternoon outing - the widespread enjoyment of the experience befitting for any time in the week. Owing to the supermarkets in Rathmines being too 'express' to enable a comprehensive shop (Centra and Tesco were not big enough to stock every pernickety thing you could possibly want nor be substantial enough to rely on for all the ingredients you require for a dinner party for example. They were only dependable for buying the basics.) I often jumped on the Luas and went to the gigantic Tesco Dundrum which provides the conventional shopper with an ample variety of groceries, kitchen and bathroom ware, electrical appliances, retains a comprehensive newsagents and tobacconists as well as alcohol and party paraphernalia. The store is huge with up to forty aisles all stocked with a colossal assortment of diverse goods to hopefully pander to your every need. This store can really pride itself on possessing a plentiful amount of stock. On one shopping trip I was able to buy all the toiletries I required for my last term at university, a memory card reader and a hammer. Such a versatile range of goods under one roof can only be a good thing, helped along commendably by kind and patient staff. Other favourites that I visit when on an afternoon trip to Dundrum include Monsoon, Pennys, Office and BT2. As well as clothes outlets Dundrum prides itself on an abundance of decent food outlets such as Yo! Sushi, BB's Coffee & Muffins, Café Mao and Milanos amongst others. However what it lacks is a TopShop. I see this as a genuine setback. I was and still am sincerely frustrated that such a premier store that is otherwise seminal to any high street is absent forcing the shopper back into town. On occasion if I am looking for something to wear to a party for example I will often discard the idea of going to Dundrum and instead head straight into town owing to the fact that I cannot afford to not visit TopShop for fear I may miss out on an exciting garment. This pays tribute to how influential TopShop is to any younger hipster's (such as myself) shopping experience as well as how much the shopping centre in Dundrum could be losing out overall if people are deterred from visiting for this reason. read more

Starting out, I wasn't sure how I was going to feel about this place. The parking garage is enormous and so complicated. But, there are signs that are helpful in determining where to park in order to be closer to specific stores. Also, they have QR Reader signs to remember where you parked! When you go in, the complex is clean and large! It is very open and spacious. There are a lot of options such as Tesco, Penney's, Marks & Spencers, etc. There are coffee shops and such in the common areas. As I went on a weekday, I can't comment on how busy it gets on weekends, but I found it a very enjoyable place to do all my shopping in one go! read more

Great place to do your shopping!!! I love this Shopping Centre because it has all main brands under one roof so it's impossible not to find something amazing while you shop. If you get hungry while walking around you can stop at one of the many restaurants of cafés and have a bite. The only downside is that it can get very busy in the weekends. I would say it's one of the best places to shop in Dublin. read more

seriously... how many shoe shops does one shopping Centre need!???? overall grand, it does what it says on the tin but not where I'd go to have a social life... but maybe that's because I am no longer a teenager "Oi gramps... stop writing reviews about cool places!" read more

I go more for the Tesco supermarket, until last month you could shop and you would get a discount ticket and you wouldn't need to pay for parking. Anyway, during Christmas time the traffic is not so pleasant, however, there are so many shops and restaurants around that I think it's definitely worth visiting for those reasons. Plus there are always parking spaces. read more

Being there is like being in the seventh circle of hell. You'll get overheated and try to navigate your way through the hoards and to add insult to injury when you decide you need a tea break more horror awaits you. The food area is just rubbish, it's disorganised and overpriced. In these troubled times Dundrum is starting to look a bit ridiculous. Who,praytell, is still nipping into Harvey Nicks for a spot of retail therapy? The only saving grace is the wonderful Penneys branch but given that you have to pay for parking, don't even bother coming here. Get back on the luas and head into town! read more

So, as I was wandering through what used to be the semi rural lanes of outer Dublin, I was thinking to myself, what could be the most appalling way to take business out of the hands of the social network, uproot any sense of culture, healthy competition, consumer quality and small business opportunity tt may have existed in Dublin's capitalistically dehumanised streets, shove it all into a soulless, hideous and mechanising structure along the lines of an American Supermall and ke sure that multinational giants profit massively... seconds later, I came accross the towering panopticon of Dundrum 'Town Centre'... read more

Dundrum is a little south of central Dublin and can easily e reached via the Luas tram. There is a fantastic new shopping development here with lots of great leading shops and a number of places to get something to eat and drink. Well worth a visit if you fancy something away from central Dublin. read more

Posh shopping centre in a modern building with brands such as Hollister, Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger,... 5km away from Dublin centre but the bus takes nearly an hour because it drives through the suburbs and stops very often. read more

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This is a fairly new development in the middle of suburbia. It houses a wide collection of shops selling clothing, jewellery, bags and books. It has both cheaper shops such as Penneys and more expensive shops like BT2 and House of Fraser so caters for every budget. There is also a Tesco on the third floor for groceries. It is nicely laid out and easy to navigate. It is also very easy if you're shopping with children as the escalators are all flat so you can take a pushchair on them - no waiting for lifts! There is plenty of underground parking and the centre is accessible by the light rail Luas. read more

The only bad thing about this shopping centre is that there's no Subway or Burger King there, but it's more than satisfying to go there just to window shop, have a bite or a coffee, or go shopping or to the cinema. I love it. read more

Great new shopping centre!Great location! Just offf the M50 for those in cars and close to Balally stop on the Luas or Dundrum stop if you fancy a longer walk Shops are catered for all needs Has a large 24 hour tesco which has everything you could possible need!Also it has a tesco petrol station outside which sells cheap petrol!however be prepared to queue! also has a great bar - Winters - good for pint, watch football or grab some pubgrub Fantastic cinema!book early and get great seats!massive screens! read more

Very big. Good for finding presents.

It's like this, most mega shopping centres of this ilk have purposely built infrastructure to facilitate its needs..... So in typical Irish fashion they built this structure in the middle of a town which has one main road to the M50 and the luas line which is actually not close to Dundrum stop but Balally luas stop where you'll find the usual influx of people roaming looking for directions.... Now back to the driving options.. You'll come off Exit 13 and will end up caught in traffic at Ballinteer roundabout which has NO signs for the centre.... Further down the round you will get caught in more traffic at Wyckham and will trawl towards the Dundrum roundabout which is like bummer cars and should be dug out and reconstructed as a main road with traffic lights which will better control the heavy traffic and save you from bashing into the yummy mummys in their suv's which don't seem to have indicators! The parking is terrible on weekends... So my advice is to not follow the flock of Boggers and drive into Dundrum town where you will avoid the heavy traffic and find a space in the green car park. Inside is impressive, the clientele are your usual southside teenagers speaking in American accents and wearing UGG boots all year round... On mid week days you'll see some howayas trying to blend in.... Look like poor WAGS or something off LoveHate!! It's very popular for young mothers and this raises my biggest hate for DSC - elevators/lifts WHY did they build 4 lifts..... Did you not think it through.... It's just mayhem on weekends with crowds of buggys queuing to use the lifts and the escalators just isn't enough. If Dublin city council actually used their heads (maybe they did and that's the problem) they should have built a luas stop in the center which is possible as the line runs along side the building and widened the main road with sign posts for the poor country folk.... Lastly, a unit of elevators with a set of 4 lifts NOT 2.... read more

DON'T BUY their Gift Card! My young daughter was given a gift (or so it seemed) of a €20 gift card and while on the front of the card in about 16 point font it says the card is valid until 09/16 if you can find a magnifying glass and read the 2 point font on the back in paragraph 5 you will find the terms buried that they will deduct 3 euros off every month after a year. Very disappointed that Dundrum would partner with such an unscrupulous group as Perfect Card. Also can't believe MasterCard agreed to these terms. read more

I absolutely love this place. I am not a fan of shopping centres but really like coming here. It's quite far out of the city centre but there are regular buses that will take you here as well as the Luas which will drop you really close from town. This shopping centre is huge, having 4 levels and tonnes of shops on each floor. There are loads of places to go and buy clothes and electronics type stuff. The food court is also quite good although I prefer to eat in TGI Friday's or Bennigans. The cinema here is great, showing all the big releases and the tickets are reasonably priced. There is a huge car park blow the shopping centre so there's always somewhere to park if you drive in. It has pretty much everything you can want in a shopping centre, the Tesco is particularly good here stocking almost everything. read more

Nearly everything you could possibly want under one huge roof. Much better and handier than town with good parking. Traffic is a bit crazy out there but in terms of shops and places o eat, would much rather spend my Saturday's here. read more

Bit Overpriced but lovely shopping centre

This Shopping Centre is the bomb.com I mean it has everything, coffee shops, restaurants, a Penneys (which every Irish girl needs) and pharmacies and plenty of clothes shops ultimately BEST shopping centre in Dublin read more

amazing, europes best shopping centre