MAHON POINT Mahon Point is one of the biggest shopping…read morecentres in the City. Here you have a choice of about 80 stores; Debenhams and Tesco are the big names. Across the road, you have the Retail Park, B & Q, PC World and Hickeys among those you may visit here. Needed a gift voucher today and headed there. It is a good place to get one as your voucher is also valid in other big centres such as Liffey Valley and Northside Shopping Centres in Dublin, Whitewater shopping Centre in Newbridge, Co. Kildare and the Merchants Quay Shopping Centre in Cork. The kiosk just inside the front door sells the vouchers and will also help out with any queries you may have on Mahon Point - they also have a range of helpful leaflets and a storefinder. Found the staff quite helpful and knowledgeable.

Hello? Hello? Is anyone in here? I don't see any lights on or businesses open. Can you see the way…read moreout? All I can see is cobwebs and the cast of Stranger Things. If you see my mum please let her know I'm ok but stuck in the 1980s forever. Send help if you ever get out.

i found everything I needed while staying in Cork. I's conveniently located near the Cork hospital.read more

From the owner: Wilton Shopping Centre opened on December 6th 1979. In 2003 a major extension commenced with the…read moreaddition of 10 new Units and a Tesco Superstore, which trades 24 hours 7 days. In 2004 permission was granted to build a Library in Wilton Shopping Centre, which opened Summer 2006. Penney’s Retail opened in the centre in 2008.

Handy for people who live on the ring road and don't want to go into town. Dunnes stamp your…read moreparking if you spend a few euro there which is handy. You could also get the train down and it's a stones throw from the train station for commuters. The shops are alright for girls and upstairs in river island for lads. He courtyard has some nice coffee shops where one can sit and spend an afternoon and watch the world go by or chinwag with an old friend. The bowling ally can be expensive but if you get a leaflet which knocks of a 10er which makes it very reasonable. Overall it's ok but that's about it. It needs more shops and a drawcard shop as opposed to Dunnes which there is already one in Kilkenny Less than 1k away.

It's ok as Irish shopping centres go but definitely not worth travelling to from any distance. It's…read moreno Westfield but for some reason my parents adore it so I find myself spending lots of time sitting on a bench people-watching while they do their shopping and browsing. At least it has benches I suppose. No wi-fi though.

Dunnes is a pretty standard store with a bit of everything. Other Americans probably see it similar…read moreto the ground floor of an IKEA since we don't usually have grocery stores mixed with household goods stores (unless you count Walmart or Fred Meyer). The prices are pretty decent especially in the grocery section. I didn't interact with anyone today so I can't speak to the service but the lines seemed to move quickly.

Looked for my wee ones First Communion Dress for the whole trip over. Most shops (if they had any…read moreleft) were sold out. Dunnes was easy to find, many entrances and had exactly whet we need. The lady who helped us gave her honest opinion of what looked nice and what was proper. She was too kind. Out the door we only spent 120 Euro for the whole outfit and it was perfect! Over the years I have bought many things from Dunnes and will always come back if Im in Killarney.

KILLARNEY OUTLET CENTRE Made my first visit to the Killarney…read moreOutlet Centre this week. Shops include Nike, Blarney Woollen Mills, Costa coffee, Paco, Jean Scene and so on. It is not that mighty big so the attraction is the discount that is on offer. The ground floor is fully populated with tenants but there is little take-up on the first floor. Shoppers were few enough this Thursday but I'm told it picks up at the weekend with extra stalls and activity. I wouldn't recommend making a trip just to visit this centre but it could profitably be included as part of a trip to Killarney itself and it has the added bonus of having the bus station alongside.

Verglichen mit anderen Outlet Centern, ist dieses ein Witz! Gefühlte 3 Läden, viele Leerstände. Die…read moreLäden sind überwiegend keine bekannten oder hochwertigen Marken. Wir sind 50km hierhin gefahren, sind nach 20 Minuten wieder gefahren (hatten alles gesehen), und haben jeden KM Anreise bereut.

The Market Cross's main draw is Superquinn, probably the best supermarket to go to for baked goods…read more It has also got Kilkenny's only Penney's on the ground floor and Monsoon/Accessorise. There's not a huge amount of compelling shopping to be done here though. It has a small music shop (Heartbeat City), a couple of shoe shops, L'Occitane, a sports shop, a cafe, a pharmacy, newsagents, phone shop and so on. There are a few benches for sitting and it is partially covered by a glass roof. It has started to look a bit dingy though compared to the new McDonagh Junction shopping centre near the railway station.

Alright shops but don't park after 7 pm. Call out fee is €25. I was met by a very nasty man from…read moresentry security who made bigoted comments towards me after parking late. I don't understand why there even needed to be a conversation. I paid the fee and he got paid!