Great printers! No hassle, can-do attitude and quick…read moreprinting! Such a relief after dealing with Reads!

As a promoter constantly working with bands and needing printing done to get the word out, these…read moreguys saved my life. Now I come here for everything from business cards to flyers to A3 gig posters, and they're doing my custom Christmas cards this year. The printing is great and they can get it done fast. WIN!

This company is a disgrace and I can't wait til my contract is up. I purchased a phone through my…read moresky app on the 25th of march sky cancelled the purchase and have since been disgusting in their handling of it. I paid a 60 euro deposit that they tell me every week "we are processing the refund you will have it in 3-5 days, every week for 3 months! When I get frustrated they tell me they'll call me back with a solution and then I ring back the following week. Does anyone have any advice? If I owed them 20 cents I'd be done they owe me 60 euros for a product I never got and I'm just to put up with it? I'd no idea.sky were such pieces of shit, shame on them

The worst company in the world. They just lie from the beginning to the end and put you into…read morecontract even though you didnt want to be in one and called within the 14 days cooling off period but they said would listen to the message and call back but never did and keep putting up the price. Stay clear from getting involved with this company Sky

I was extremely upset over my financial situation last year…read more until I contacted the Accounts Advice Centre. With their help I have my life back in control, and the relief has been incredible. I would recommend particularly Claire McNamara for her clear sound advice and nonjudgmental handling of my situation, which was very welcome during such a stressful time. Mary M, Dublin 18.

I cannot rate this firm of accountants highly enough…read more Like the gentleman above I too was in an awkward situation and badly needed help sorting out my tax affairs. I contacted the Accounts Advice Centre mainly because they were first on the I.T.I. website but also because I really liked the website. They were as good as their word and I did stop worrying once they had sorted out my arrears. I knew after my first consultation that they would sort out my tax affairs and my trust was not misplaced. Again, a very professional firm who do exactly what they say they will.

First tattoo. The staff were incredible and explained an ear tattoo was a horrible idea for a first…read moretattoo Tattoo looks great and is healing

Jeff and Mary were amazing! Kind, quick, and made sure I was well educated! I've never gotten a…read moretattoo abroad and they gave me some recommendations. I loved their vibe and walked out with a lovely tattoo in under an hour! Would see Jeff again :)

Like one other review said, this really is a good place to go for any kind of project, big or…read moresmall, even if it's just printing a couple of pages - say, if you're in Dublin visiting and need to print your boarding pass, this could be an option. They sorted me out really quickly, I brought all the documents I wanted to print in a usb stick so I was able to just use the computer there and choose all the different print settings I needed and send them to the printer, it was pretty straightforward. Staff was nice, but they could've been a little bit more helpful - I was leaving there with about 90 printed pages and they didn't even offer to put them in a pouch or a paper bag for me, instead I had to ask for one - and then they provided it with no problem, but this is the kind of thing that makes the difference between four and five stars.

Print Save is a good deal for all types of projects. I've had loads to print lately, and have tried…read morea few places around Dublin- Print Save is the best I've come across so far. You get to pay less the larger your print job needs is. At most other places, that would go the other way around. The staff can also work with you to get same day turn around on whatever you have. I've typically walked in with a flash drive, explained what on it needs to be printed, and I walk out within 30 minutes. Color and black/white quality have been standard. *You can make a special request for photo quality paper or CV/Business related paper. That extra professional touch is worth it for cents upgrades.

Sigmar welcomed me (and my CV) with open arms. From the moment I submitted my resume to the moment…read moreI entered their office waiting room I felt valued and important. Seeking employment can be a challenge; however, when you have the right recruiter representing you it makes a world of difference. If I get a sense of feeling valued by a recruiter / employment agency from the get-go, then I trust them to help me find the right job for me. If you're in the job market, contact Sigmar.

The past two years have been quite turbulent for me career wise. During this time Kate Stewart of…read moreSigmar was always one of the first recruiters I'd turn to when I needed help with job-search. Always positive, approachable and professional, Kate explains the role and expectations very well. She advises on adjustments to the CV so it highlights relevant experience for the role. I've always felt well prepared for the interviews. Job search is a rollercoaster. There were disappointments, highs and lows. Kate listened to me, and encouraged me through the process. I would definitely recommend her, and Sigmar, to everyone job searching right now.

If the 'reprographics' of the title is scaring you away, like it did me, you needn't worry it's…read morejust a fancy word for copying stuff, I checked in a dictionary. This is the same fanciness and swagger that is really the essence of Hackett Reprograhic. Hackett Reprographics serve as both a high quality stationery shop for all the needs of architects and designers and so forth, and also as high quality printing shop for architects and designers and so forth. They are on the pricier side but they are known for providing a quality service, which is often times a hard to come by. This is an Irish company that has grown to be the leading independent reprographics company in the UK and Ireland. I don't know if this excludes anywhere that doesn't have 'reprographics' in the title, if so it's probably not worth bragging about. This is a stationery shop for those who mean business, for those of you who laugh in the face of 80gsm paper and know why a Rotring pen is useful and would find doing the section drawing of a house child's play, which arguably it often is, kinda, but ...

While the product quality is fine, the manners of the staff leaves a lot to be desired. Rude phone…read morecalls, in person patronising, and zero attempts at ever admitting they messed up an order. Would look at other printers in Dublin and try to use this place as little as possible.

A superb accountant, accessible and based in city center, well worth looking into if you're looking…read morefor a new accountant. A lovely guy too.

From the owner: We specialize in helping SME, Owner Managed Businesses, Management Companies and Branches of…read moreInternational businesses located in Ireland with their taxes, audits, payroll and accounts needs.

I will admit that i have not used these guys in well over a year but these were my recruitment…read moreagent of choice while i was looking around for the job i really wanted! they have moved to new offices in sandyford now, they used to be on burlington road and i have to admit that the new office is so not as nice as the old one but thats not important when it comes to recruitment agencies is it? when i was there i was always given different jobs, what was great is that when you tempedin any particular office you often got called back to the same place when they needed someone, it made it all a bit personal which i liked. other than that they are just normal agents, same type of intetview and testing procedures as every other recruitment and they get annoyed when you turn them down for different things like normal agents too! so they have the good and bad bits of all irish recruiters. they are very nice in there though and they seem to be popular with a lot of big companies which is always good when your temping

A good friend raved about this crowd to me. I have always had a huge distrust of recruitment…read moreagencies but I trusted my friends opinion. I set up a meeting. The moment I got in there, I knew that this was going to be professional from the get go. The receptionist was so pleasant and got me sparkling water. The seats in the waiting area where a bit too Austin powers meets the future for my liking, but that's just a personal taste issue. I dealt with Catriona and she was fantastic. Completely down to earth, and at the same time so professional. What gives it top marks for me is the fact that Catriona stayed in touch months after, just checking in to see how I was doing. Now that is follow through, they genuinely care for their clients.

I was lucky enough to get a sneak preview with Yelp of the Open House Dublin tour of 9/9a Aungier…read moreSt, a house built in 1664 and one of the oldest surviving domestic dwellings in Dublin. We often think of Dublin's Georgian past when it comes to the architecture of the city but Aungier st. as part of the Aungier Estate was the first planned street outside the old medieval city walls. It was a very fashionable address and home to nobility, aristocrats and well-to-do merchants. No. 9/9A was discovered as still having its original structure despite its purpose and its living accommodation changing considerably over its 350 years and MESH architects have taken on a massive, time consuming restoration work here. We started our tour outside the Chester Beatty in the grounds of Dublin Castle where we were given a historical overview of medieval Dublin and the event that led to the laying out of Aungier St. We then proceeded out the Ship st gate and turned left up the cobbled street to Stephens Street Lower. We stopped and had a quick look in above The Central Dairy building which is also a restoration project in progress before heading to 9/9A. One of the architects involved in restoring this fabulous old building gave us a tour discussing the structure, how it has been altered and what they can learn from the way the house was built and from analysing the materials used. I unfortunately had to leave the tour early but before I left I learned how the craftsmen often used superstitious markings on the rafters and joists to bless the building and that by analysing the plasterwork an paint they can tell what was burnt in the fireplaces and can deduct from this how the rooms were used. How cool is that? It was amazing to see the house stripped back to the bare bones so that you could see how it was built and see how much work goes into a restoration project such as this! This is not a tour for little ones, this house is a building site right now. ******* I also did a tour of the Grand Canal Dock area yesterday with one of the architects who was involved in designing a number of blocks in the area, which was very interesting. My only criticism would be that he didn't have a great speaking voice, too low for a tour. ******** I also gave tours as part of Open House yesterday. I volunteer at Marsh's Library and while I am definitely biased ( I'm also a librarian) it's a great place to visit at an event like this as they often include the garden which visitors don't normally get to see!

Seeing the bones of the oldest intact house/dwelling place in the city is an extraordinary…read moreexperience. The Yelp Elite Open House tour of 9/9a Aungier Street started at the Chester Beatty Library to give us a visual overview of the masterplan. Aungier Street is apparently the oldest planned street in the city, ending at the now-vanished St George's Church which faced Dame Street. We 'processed' out the back of the Castle, as one does, along Stephen Street, where in some waste ground, the medieval ditch of Dublin is still apparently visible. How cool is that? It reminds how every corner of Dublin has a history, sometimes several histories. The Central Dairy shop on Stephen Street, which used to be a defunct newsagents, now hosts a lovely designer shop on the ground floor, and the upper floors are being restored. I think it's amazing to be able to see an old house stripped back to the bare essentials. The tour of 9/9a was the highlight, the guides from Open House had their work cut out for them getting people to move on the next part of the tour, so fascinating was each room. Such a privilege to be shown around by people whose knowledge is driven by a passion for Dublin's history which I suspect in neither profitable nor popular. I hope the Open House event this year (17-19 October) is a success and is a showcase for the great work that's being done by the Irish Architecture Foundation. A big thank you to Emily for organising this event. Another quirky idea from the ever-creative Yelp CM!