Never let it be said the Orieachtas leaves us speechless…read more While most government funded studies are a crashing bore and generally only a legal due dilligence for reference in future tribunals, they've done the Irish People a great favour by not only publishing every study, treatise, focus group, bi-law, outline, finding... and more, but making them publicly available for sale at this very central sales office. The shop itself is a well organised and rather bureaucratic with culturally sensitive art on the walls and state-sanctioned carpeting. You'll be told quite haughtily that anything unavailable here is most likely to be found at ANY bookshop in town. Hold firm. There's a chance it hasn't been published yet.

For all us nerds out there who just can't enough of Geological Inventories of counties or General…read moreReport on the Activities of the European Union not to mention Irelands participation in the IMF fund and the World Bank annual report, then head up to Molesworth street and your in for a treat. Yes its not the most mainstream of places I'll admit and its probably going to be frequented by the more scholarly among us. But the Gov Publications office is certainly very visible with the staff always ready to help and has a myriad of Government reports, Bills, Oireachtas debate records, EU reports as well as most World Trade Organisation reports. If your really just not interested they do have some pretty flashy and cheap Diary's in the run up to Christmas, why not pick up a copy of the constitution while your there.

Film Base is a great learning centre. I have done a course here and I thoroughly recommend the…read moreclasses. They range from scriptwriting to film-making. The classes are affordable and the teachers have experience of working in the industry. The building itself is very impressive, there is a gallery downstairs open to the public and a public cafe upstairs. They also run free lectures, talks and exhibitions from time to time. The staff are helpful and approachable. Also it's central location in Temple Bar makes it accessible by all public transport routes.

You can be fairly confident in saying that without filmbase there wouldn't be much of an Irish film…read moreindustry. It is through filmbase initiatives that the majority of new Irish talent have cut their teeth, and long may it continue.

A great company to deal with. Very understanding to the clients needs when dealing with such a…read moretricky subject. So happy with the choice I made after all the visits to the showroom. Mum would be so happy with her memorial.

Went to Joyce House , as a walk in, to get a copy of a birth certificate. Got there around 9.50 am,…read morewent into main entrance, told by reception there that birth certificates rtc were dealt with in same building but different entrance. So I followed their directions, and was in and out in about six minutes with the birth certificate. Very efficient and pleasant service.

Good: super friendly and helpful, nice staff. Quick serving…read more Bad: A bit rubish place, entrance is a bit hidden.

Someone mentioned to me on Friday as we drove passed: There's a small recycling centre in there…read moresomewhere. They were very wrong. There is a massive recycling centre in there and its excellently organised and run. I didn't realise I would be visiting Ballyogan Recycling Park the very next day and what an experience it was. The place is setup brilliantly for people to drive in, park and dispose of their recycling. The different bins or collection boxes are clearly marked for what they accept. And the place is spotless. My sister tells me the same person is there always keeping the place tidy. A few things to note, you can bring a car load of garden waste here too and it will cost you we think 7 EUR. More if you have a car trailer. For this you will need to turn left as you come in the front gate and pay the lady at the barrier. Another thing to note is all the WEEE waste is in a separate section to the regular recycling and for this you also need to go through the barrier to the left as you come in. The nice lady at the barrier will give you a receipt and let you in with no charge. Just drive passed the garden waste and you'll see the WEEE section further on. Again this place is setup perfectly with everything clearly marked as to where things should go. For a recycling experience, Ballyogan Recycling Park is as good as it gets.

I have used Rachel for reike and eft. My sisters now also go to rachel for reike. She is a…read morewonderful very experienced reike healer. Her eft sessions with me over Skype are so important to me, providing me with the balance that is needed in our hectic world. Thank you Rachel!

Walter was so accommodating. Great service and value. Always go here to get repairs done on…read morelaptops, phones and other electronic equipment.

Needed a new screen for my Samsung Galaxy. It cost me 10 euro more than I paid in the city centre…read morea few months back, and while it's not as good as the original Samsung screen, it's much better than the cheap tat I got in town last time. He had it done in 30mins, and also fixed the dodgy charging port without me asking and free of charge. And it came with a good screen protector includes. Can't fault him. Opening hours are 10.30 to 6, closed 2 to 2.30 - I was there first at 9.30 so the hours inconvenienced me. Good product, good service, good experience

Pulp Recycling provides a confidential shredding service nationwide both Onsite and Offsite for…read moreextremely cost effective services. I would recommend any business that needs a purge of there old material to call Pulp Recycling as the are coupled with a professional and cost effective service.