Just be aware folks, that from now on, if you drive in to this well out of town, in the middle of nowhere place, you are paying to park to shop and dine. My previous stars were when parking was free and I could barely find a working toilet in the place. Their timing couldn't be worse with swingeing price increases and with Christmas just on the horizon. Put bluntly they are just greedy bastards. They say and are being disingenuous that their charges are aimed at encouraging shoppers to use public transport - no they are just chisellers. Who is going to do the weekly shopping to hop on a bus with bags of potatoes, carrots and a few litres of milk. Their centre operations manager who undoubtedly will have a free parking space has also confirmed that they will charge disabled car drivers. These good folks usually need more time to drive, park, manoeuvre and generally get around. I guess many of them would also avoid public transport to go shopping and I suspect the centre will lose footfall here. What's worst of all they are charging staff to park - apparently not a full daily charge but enough to screw over and rifle the pockets of the working poor. What the hell is wrong with us - taking from the poor to give to the rich. It's government policy in the UK now. They've given me a darn good reason never to return and for that I am grateful. I imagine I won't be alone. read more

Liffey Valley Shopping Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Dublin, D

Thai is the best shopping center to visit I am originally from Ireland but if you are a traveling this is where you get the full experience (most of it) you get Cadbury and everything else including the outside they have vue Eddie rockets cosmos and hogs and heifers not very delicious places and in Liffey valley you can get pennys boots and dunnes stores that's not all because you can get a SIM card and a eSIM from two different places and they have McDonalds Burger King kfc almost all the fast food restaurants and the service there every one is so polite from the 10 years of going there I have never came across a bad or rude employee every one is so nice and you can order from two places at once like let's say you want McDonalds and y ok friend want Burger King you can go to McDonald's and Burger King it's that easy 10/10 the best place to eat watch movies and go shopping it almost has everything and the interior is beautiful when it's Christmas they have bobbles hanging from the roof and two big reindeers on the roof almost looking like they are galloping around I love this place and I go here almost all the time to eat and shop read more

Just arrived in Ireland, for the first time of my life . . . It was kinda late, so instead of doing the tourist things to do, we went to Liffey Valley Shoping Centre. Walking through the doors, we met Johnny's Irish cousin, Eddy . . . Eddy Rockets that is! After a while it was like we were walking in any mall in the US. Off course there is a difference, but it still had the American feel to it. There was a Food Court with McD, KFC, BK, but also locals like Harry Ramsden's, O'Briens, THE Bagle and others. There are plenty of stores for those that rather spend their Euro's on all kinds of 'Wanahaves', and during this time of the year (December) there is a cool Ice-skating ring at the mall. For those that rather sit back, watch & relax there is VUE, the movie theater . . . read more

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This is just concerning the cinema there. They have several screens and just tend to show mainstream films. It's a good spot to catch a film as there is a huge car park and several upper scale fast food eating spots. Although when we went last night there was a line outside them so either go early or pick a viewing time that is not that popular, for example don't go to the 7:50pm viewing on a Friday night hungry! read more

If Liffey Valley and Dundrum Town Centre* were to face off against one another, Street Fighter style, I think Liffey Valley would edge it. I definitely preferred spending a few hour shopping there, than a similar trip to Dundrum. While it doesn't have the sheer number of shops, it was a lot less stressful experience. The whole centre is brighter and more open, so shopping there doesn't feel like being trapped in a maze. The range of stores is pretty good, and while the food options are only okay, there's more than enough choice to keep you going. *Dundrum should lose automatically for its obnoxious name. It's not public space, it's a bloody massive shopping centre. read more

As far as shopping centres go this place is pretty damn good. This in no way reduces the fact that I must call a spade a spade and say it is still a shopping centre. I like it because it is simple. it's like a giant aisle. So much easier than the multi level labyrinth that is Dundrum. This place works well for me because it is a straight line! And as I am partial to my fast food this place rocks my socks! Pizza Hut, Eddie Rockets, Gourmet Burger Thingy (Abra Kebebra in disguise), McD's, KFC and Burger King all under oneroof! What else can ya ask for? The cinema now has these Whopper,yes I'm using the word whopper, seats that ar effectively leather sofas in the centre sections. of each screen that you would be willing to have the ever awkward "could yo guys move up a seat" conversation for! And then there's the shops, yeah, there's many shops. read more

I visited Liffey Valley around six years ago to go to the cinema there. As it was late in to the evening at the time I never actually got to venture around so due to lack of knowledge it would have never come to mind when thinking of a Shopping centre. After spending the day there my eyes have been open to what is has to offer. It has all the main high street stores for both him and for her. The food hall on the first floor has a lot to offer especially if you are in to fast food. On the ground floor they also have some restaurants including the Spur Steakhouse which is definitely worth the trip there. Also a fan of the Vue cinema and the free parking just in front of the centre makes it that bit more appealing. read more

My first ever expedience of Ireland and interaction with Irish people at all! I'd just got here as an au pair and this is the first place I was taken... Au pair days are long gone but I still love this place. Not only because it was my first impression of Ireland but because of all the shops, there are so many.. read more

I go to Liffey Valley often as there are plenty of shops and of course, The Vue Cinema. Its nice to have everything under one roof. Car parking can be a bit of a nightmare, they could have done with more spaces...it is free though, so I guess I should complain too much. There is a large food court on the 1st level which is handy for a quick bite to eat. Downstairs they have an Eddie Rockets, Gourmet Burger and Spur Steakhouse, plenty of choice depending on your mood. Shops in LV include HMV, Boots, Gamestop, Next, Awear, Marks, Dunnes and Currys - again, there is plenty of choice and of course all the mobile networks are well represented. My main knock on Liffey Valley would be some of the shoppers - a real mixed bag as it is just off the M50 but this mixed bag comes with its rotten apples. (I reckon the stock loss in the shops is through the roof!) read more

Love this shopping center! It's local for me as I live in City west and it has all my favorite shops! Love H&M, River Island and Zara Upstairs you are absolutely spoiled for choice when it comes to a bitta grub, There are several cafes there, brought my younger sister to one of them the other day for a bit of crepes and cappuccino! read more

I visited Liffey Valley for the first time a couple of months ago and I have been several times as its not too far from Kilmainham where I live. I didnt know what to expect but it was much nicer than the image I had in my mind. There is a decent selection of clothes shops as well as a decent Dunnes stores and a Marks and Spencer with a terrific foodhall. They are adding a {Penneys which will be a big draw for them. Parking has always been great when we have gone shopping there. There is a food court as well as a couple of coffee places scattered about. Its not a huge centre but there is enough to keep your interest. read more

Horrible for shopping the clothing stores are a joke I don't think anyone I know shops here anymore and you see that when you go into the place it does be empty penthouse is the best shop out of all of them and that is getting worse lately ernest jones jewellery store is ok for gifts and the staff are nice Save yourself the time and effort shop online or go to town read more

This is a good decent shopping centre....while there aren't as many shops as i thought there was, there is a good balance of what is needed. These are most high street store with excellent choice of eateries!! The car parks are huge and it's free. The pirate village is a great offering for kids, €5 an hour of play time....a great way to burn off the energy!! But be warned, the extra rides incur extra costs and as it is in a "Tent", ensure to wrap up because it can be cold!! But well worth a visit!! Oh and it has a Yankee Candle shop....one of my favourite stores here!!! read more

I mean. It's large, spacious, clean, centrally located. It has lots of parking, tt's got a good food court with a good choice of nosh, and most of the shops you'd expect in these types of shopping centres. I would say you are unlikely to find anything ground breaking or different in the shops (they're all general high street), but if that's your bag, then it's defo worth a whirl. Oh and they have a train that drives around the centre for kids. Kinda cool. read more

Standard shopping centre with all the usual shops and amenities. Lots of parking, restaurants and restroom facilities within the complex Little bit confusing to get to off the motorway but once you arrive there is everything you should need. Without being in town... read more

Love this cinema. I love the convenience of being able to preorder tickets and pick them up instead of queueing, the cinemas are very comfortable and I particularly like the trolley service which sells wine! How cool is that. We had a quick bite in Harry Ramsdens in the shopping centre food hall beforehand, a dander around the shops and then dawdled into the cinema with our prepaid tickets. Be warned the cafes/restaurants get very full with queues, you have been warned. read more

I really like this shopping centre. It's big without being overwhelming, it's clean, lots of food options, a cinema and free parking! The shops that stand out to me are Boots cause it's massive and very tidy and H&M. H&M stretches over two big floors and reminds me of their stores on the continent. They have the all the latest trends as well as 'the business corner' and even sports gear and underwear. Once your done shopping you can dump all your bags in the car, come back in for some Nando's or Gourmet Burger and catch a movie afterwards, all under one roof. Nice! read more

I really love Liffey Valley, I do! It's got great shops and a fantastic layout that makes shopping in the centre easy. It never seems too crowded, although the new children's train they have running through the centre should be interesting at Christmas time going through the Christmas customers... read more

The valley is great and the best shopping centre in Dublin and it's up and coming developments it sure to be better than ever

I like coming here for a bit of shopping even though it's slightly out of my way. I never struggle to find parking as the lot it so big. The centre is always clean and tidy. Even with the size of it, I find it's never too crowded when I am in which makes for a much nicer shopping experience. They have quite the selection of shops which makes it a nice one stop shop. I love the huge Dunnes in there as well that has a great selection of housewares, not to mention a great cinema and a super sized Boots. read more

Liffey Valley is my favorite place for shopping. It is located in Clondalkin, and is really easy to get to, as loads of buses go by it. There is a wide range of shops, including some that are not so common sround Dublin (New Look, Jane Norman) There is also a really big food court, where you can choose a wide selecetion of fast food places, or if you want, there is some other restaurants, more formal, down towards the end, by the cinema. Speaking of the cinema, i dont think I have been to a nicer one in Dublin. They revamped it a good few years ago now, and it is amazing! Really big comfy seats and they are on a slope, so you never get a head up in your face! Its a great place for a day out for the family. Combining retail shopping, food, cinema and marks and spencers food hall if you need some groceries! A really clean, spacious shopping centre, highly reccomended! :) read more

Just great if ya know what I mean like ya know what to say that you can not get oh ya nothing

Almost perfect it had many stores, a cinema and a very big free parking. If you are looking for a good place to have pre-xmas shopping this is the best way. The only thing missing is a dunnes because honestly mark and Spencer is too expensive to buy food. read more

Very nice place to spent some time if you are living close by the SC. First time, I had very bad experience at the shop called Yankee Candles. I was buying Christmas gifts few days ago in that store and when I came closer to the still I asked cashier if she wouldn't mind to wrap it for me and the response I got I was shocked cashier said ''that she has a lot of work to do but if I really want to have it wrapped I can come back in half an hour and she will do it for me'' is it something normal for staff to reply back when customer spending cash buying those candles and also at that time was close to closing I was the only person at the shop. I couldn't get over of answer I received so I asked manager is it normal for cashier to talk to customers like this..and manager wasn't pleasant either she told me ''that's all you wanted to say''.. horrible customer service I hope that someone from top managed will read my message. read more