Have used Moving Line for several moves over a number of years now and I can't recommend them more…read morehighly! Frankie, Michael and the team are just fantastic to deal with. Punctual, super organised, great communication, beautiful vans, incredibly hard working and go above and beyond each time. They are also very good value and I haven't had a breakage yet, in fact Frankie has even helped me to repair furniture that I had broken or loose through wear and tear and left it better than before it was moved! He fixed a shelf that was loose on a bookcase and a desk after the move! I wholeheartedly recommend Moving Line if you want your move done right!, Frankie and the team are brilliant.

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John has been tuning my piano for many years now. I have…read moreused other piano tuners before and none of them were as good as John. He is very knowledgeable and very helpful too. He never charges me extra for any for any extra repairs he may have had to do . Liz Reilly Clontarf.

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For instrument collectors, Charles Byrne is a musical playground. Here you'll find ukuleles,…read morebanjos, bones and spoons, but also classical guitars, violins and violas. Books and beautiful cases for sale make for great gift items as well. This family-owned shop has been part of Dublin for ages, literally, since 1870, and its instrument packed windows have watched the city go though magical changes. Inside Charles Byrne you will not only find unusual and old instruments but if you listen carefully, hear the song of Irish history echoing off its walls.

This establishment can boast itself as being Ireland's oldest family owned music shop, pretty…read moreimpressive feat. This music shop has a lot of traditional Irish instruments which is an excellent selling point for it. My friend lectures music in the UK and he bought a bodhrán here, he knows his music, obviously! He recommended them for their knowledge and passion for music. They do have other instruments but the Irish assortment is impressive. Waltons has a lot of the market so if you want to try somewhere else that is a little hidden away, gave this place a lash.

There's a right way to run a small music shop, and there's an overpriced and under stocked wrong…read moreway. The good news is, Goodwins gets it right. I can't stress how important it is for a music shop selling any type of instruments to create a space were sound quality sells the stock for them. Goodwin's beautifully stocked walls of Taylor, Martin and other accoustic treasures is double height to give these guitars room to sing. There is the smallest of sheet music racks with a scattering of bongos and tambourines, but really this shop is about the strings. And when I say the guys in here know their stuff, take it as rote. In fact, just assume that there's lots of good to be had in a visit to Goodwins and get over there.

An excellent example of a music shop great knowledgeable staff and super customer service…read more I've been shopping here for quite a while and I've never been disappointed

A mere shadow of it previous incarnation (and situated across the road from the huge premises they…read moreonce held) is what is left of the once great McCullough Pigotts. As music shops go it is grand, for the most part it sells sheet music - something only really in demand by the classical world these days since every budding rock musician now pulls what chords they want from the net - for free or very little anyway! At the back is Joe Lynch instruments where they sell a selection of instruments - some nice stuff too, it's just that the selection is small!

This is a one-stop shop for anyone who plays a musical instrument, whether you're a beginner or…read morepart of the National Symphony Orchestra. Small but well stocked, the staff are friendly and approachable and promised me theyd order anything I needed. Offering the biggest collection of sheet music I've seen in Dublin, McCullogh Pigott also supplies all you need for a range of instruments including clarinet, flute, guitar, piano and drums. It's the best place to go if you need a baton, a blues harmonica and an instructional DVD on guitar chords. In terms of actual instruments for sale, you can have a try of the Casio keyboards or the Cort guitars and no-one will bat an eyelid. If you need to know anything about the instruments, it seems that all the staff are musicians and they'll get someone with the right experience to help - customer service at its best. As an added bonus, the staff are great at selecting gifts for a musician friend - even if you haven't got a clue. Give whatever details you can and they'll fetch you something that fits the bill. It's the friendly feel that makes it a winner. Ask a stupid question and no one sniggers. It's laid back but professional and you get an instant welcome. You can tell this place has a lot of loyal clients. In fairness, it's well deserved.

It's no wonder why there's such a cacaphony of intrsuments and chatter in Waltons massive music…read moreshop...the place is full of its students! Pop in on a weekday after schools let out and you won't be alone. Teenagers, music school students and lay customers mill around in the massive space behind the small shop entrance. Guitars line the walls along with chords, cables, straps and other string-instrument paraphernalia. There's parliaments of pianos (of the upright and grand varieties), do keep your mitts off the sold merchandise, but feel free to plink away on the unclaimed models. Best of all in this palace of music is the New School of Music upstairs. Affordable classes, taught by professionals with storied backgrounds, for everything from voice to viola can be taken here; the promisingly titled Rock Guitar for Teens is just €170 for 10 weeks. Each meticulously written flyer urges early enrollment as classes are kept small and fill up fast. Check out the website for details on upcoming classes and workshops!

I was thinking about buying a guitar, even though I have absolutely no experience with the…read moreinstrument other than vaguely learning some chords a few years ago. Still, I want one. I had been stopping in and looking at the selection at a bunch of music stores around the city and Walton's has one of the best selections, especially for beginners. They have a few different entry-level guitars at a variety of prices, which is appreciated. I am very left handed, so I said that I was looking for a left-handed guitar. The guy assisting me was pretty great and told me that I should reconsider getting one and try to learn with a traditional guitar. He explained that it would be a lot easier for me to find better guitars as my skills improved. I really appreciated his sincerity, but felt that I needed to sleep on it and left empty-handed. Still, I had a really good shopping experience there. They have pretty much everything one could need; songbooks, instruments, accessories and even kids instruments too.

Outstanding customer service…read more An excellent place to service guitars and thanks to Eoin & his friendly team members!!!

Owen and the folks at Some Neck Guitars are so welcoming and helpful. The store has a great…read morecollection of new and vintage gear too. I can't believe how much cool gear is in one shop. If you play guitar, you absolutely have to pay Some Neck Guitars a visit.