This place is great. I like GAP for work stuff and just ordinary day to day wear. And since it is…read morean outlet, it is always great value. Great to have these in the city- it is beside the Nike outlet also. Not all of the stuff if fantastic in here, but when you find something basic that you need you will definitely not leave it behind. They also give you vouchers when you buy stuff to get you back, to make it even more cheap!!

This is a small Tesco, we thought it would be a big one based on the name in Waze "superstore."…read moreIt's a regular one in a shopping centre in the town center. Decent selection. Convenient to the main road for Cliffs of Moher.

I have been here a few times now, but I don't find it as nice as the Brown Thomas in Cork & the…read morestaff aren't as friendly. I feel like the Mac make-up is not that great quality, I have tried so many different shades and they never suit me. The clothes can be nice, but you have to search for the clothes that suit your body shape and make sure you feel comfortable & confident in it. I feel like the price is right because of the quality of the clothes & they last a lot longer compared to other clothes stores I've bought clothes in. If I were to go back to BT's, then I would shop in Cork

Have always loved this store, probably my favourite store in the city, from the moment you enter,…read morethe smells of the fragrances are delightful, everything you could need is in this store and to cap it all off there is a beautiful cafe upstairs, which I just adore going to.

When you're in Limerick with nothing to do on a weekday afternoon, this was a great place to…read moreexplore. In a great central location at the heart of the city, you are in perfect walking distance to other attractions during your stay. We wandered to the upstairs food court, and we opted for their sweet lunch deal of the day, with complimentary tea or coffee for a few Euros. It was a Chicken and Mushroom Vol au Vents with a pastry puff tower with a side of whatever you fancied. It was delish! Very filling and tasty! Worth a stop if you really can't decide what to eat in the area; but honestly, look around - there's more to eat than just here. There wasn't too much shopping to do, which was what I was hoping for, but in either case, it's something to check out.

A handy location in the city that you can easily get to no matter where you are coming from, but…read moreeven more handy if you are coming by bus because most all of them stop here. They have some good places to eat in here and a good selection of merchants that are nowhere else in the city. Also close to Cruises Street shopping area so you can easily pop over after you are done.

McGans Doolin Co.Clare.....just had the most amazing frencfries I have Ever tasted paired with a…read moretender lamb shank.The fries are bloated and as light as a feather...amazing taste..weight watchers could enjoy these fries Without Puttingon an ounce..tried to get the secret...nothing doing..wonderful Gastro pub and Really Friendly Staff in a Full House

What a great experience and so nostalgic (reminiscent of Consumer stores I visited home in NY in…read morethe 1970s)! In town for the week, we swung by to treat Baby Rock Star with a new toy. He was thrilled to write the numbers himself and the staff was extremely friendly and so kind to him! Happily the Lego toy he chose was the last one available!

This is an Argos in a great spot. Its located near the top of the pedestrianised section of…read moreCruises street. It's not a large Argos but they do have a good selection here. I would suggest avoiding weekends as normally they do get busy.

I love Scéal Eile books. This truly is a bookstore with a difference. A cosy fire, friendly banter,…read moreand a amazing selection of books at excellent value make this a fantastic place to while away an afternoon. It is a favourite of both tourists and locals alike. The staff are well-informed and friendly. A unique little nook in the heart of Ennis, it is well worth a visit. 5 stars!

What a great bookshop - new, second-hand & antiquarian books of all sorts. Allow yourself plenty of…read moretime to check out the range of books and sit by the turf-fired stove while you choose your purchases. Irish & local history are strong points and the stock of Irish-language books is second to none. The staff are knowlegeable & good-humoured & the books are very good value ! Book launches & readings are a high point, especially during the annual Book-Club Festival.

Great selection and value for money for a variety of quality items from home ware, to skin care to…read moreclothing and accessories. Staff are pleasant & give helpful service.

This worker whose being disrespectful and i dislike her she stopped a purchase from my son that was…read more18 plus but then i went back and try Ed to buy it after and she declined