This is a fantastic Boots - of course it has all of the usual boots offerings but the pharmacy…read morereally sets it apart. There are two pharmacists and both are really great. They offer really good advice and I usually go in here before I decide to visit the doctor. A perfect example was last month when I had a really sore throat. They now offer a "Sore Throat Test and Treat Service" so they took a swab from my throat and were able to tell me in a few minutes what the cause was. As it was not bacterial (Strep Throat) they told me i could treat it with over the counter medicines. If it had been Strep Throat they would have sent me to my doctor to get antibiotics. It only cost me €7.50 and saved me the time and expense of visiting my doctor. On many occasions they have given me really helpful advice about the medicines I was taking and they are very friendly and approachable.

Great big store. Lovely Staff. You can order anything it…read morewill be in store in 2-3 day. Perfect location just near the work offices. This store has everything. I love boots- I love their app and collection points - I think it's cool! You are saving a lot of money with the boots card.

This is a nice little pharmacy in the heart of the IFSC. It's right beside the Mayor Square LUAS…read morestop and is very easy to get to. I often get prescriptions filled here and the staff are lovely.

I'm giving the pharmacy one star for cleanliness and product selection. However, I will never, ever…read morereturn to this pharmacy after the service I received. A short, middle-aged, pock-mark-faced man barked 'Yes!' at me from the till. I was unable to give all my symptoms as he cut me off to snarl 'allergic to ibuprofen?' . He then proceeded to reel off some instructions at top speed, that I could not grasp. After he snapped the price at me, I gave him my card with a look of incredulity. He couldn't even deign look at me when returning my card and dangled it from his fingers while looking away. In all my life, I have never been on the receiving end of such ridiculously bad service. With so many pharmacies in the area, I will be taking my custom elsewhere in the future, and I recommend others to do the same.

This is my local pharmacy and I'm very glad of that. The proprietor and pharmacist, is one of the…read morenicest and most helpful I've met. Very knowledgable. All the staff are friendly and the they have a good selection of products, despite being a small shop.

Excellent local pharmacy. Always friendly, always efficient. We have a separate branch of the same…read moreguys even closer to us on Forbes Street, but me preference is to go here anytime I can.

Conveniently located by our hotel and super fast, friendly service. Was exactly what we needed in…read moreDublin.

Next time you're in the Ballsbridge area and find yourself in need of plasters, mascara, medication…read moreor passport photos, Byrne's Pharmacy is your mecca. There's an awful lot of foot traffic flowing through the doors here, but staff are more than happy to take a moment to explain your medication or suggest a lip shade from the make up counter. Drop your prescription in and stop back after an elegant Roly's lunch or coffee at The French Paradox to pick it up. Even if you don't ask, there's a good chance you'll get a quick how-to on applications. Even better than it's speedy service is the hours; staying open till 9pm most nights means that after that speed-metal show at the RDS you can pick up some Panadol for your aching head on the way home.

You know that Waterboys song, the one with the brilliant line "but I send her my love and a bang on…read morethe ear"? very catchy and a line I have been humming quite a bit over the last few days... nursing my own banged ear and feeling not one bit of love for my car door (don't ask, no idea how it happened or what I did). For the love I went to O'Connors, told my tale of woe and was treated to a cursory exam, a pat on the head, a lollypop and a pack of sterile wipes to clean up my near death injury. The girl in the shop was great, told me it was not half as bad as it looked, actually it was a very small cut, it just needed cleaning, When I realised I was not going to die (well, probably, you never know with these things) I stopped lying on the floor making unnecessary groaning noises and went home, the staff looked relieved. The Pharmacy is open from 8am and closes late most weekdays. .

Brought the wrong USA-Ireland adapter with us on a recent trip. Boots came through with helpful…read moreservice and the product we needed at a very reasonable price. So glad we found Boots!

The Boots chain seem to be opening everywhere of late, though this particular one has been here for…read morea good while. This Boots has all you would expect and the shop is deceptively big inside. There is a full selection of cosmetics at the front giving way to a pharmacy at the back. I'd recommend heading a few doors down to Meagher's who are just as well stocked and often better value. They're a long standing local business and the inside has the feel of a real old apothecary.

Wonderfully knowledgeable people with a grasp on the history and beauty of the place. An absolute…read moremust for every Joyce fan!

Support this small business with a purchase!! Hopefully this place will stay around for many more…read moreyears. It is a tiny little shop and not at all like any of the other pharmacys in Ireland... It has an interesting history and some pieces are original. standing today with the cabinets from the story still standing. This former pharmacy sells secondhand books & crafts. It was very crowded with all kinds of objects and only room for only about 5 people to stand. We learned from the shopkeeper that normally on the weekends the owner of the shop will play music. He just so happened to take his first holiday in over 3 years while we were there, so unfortunately we missed him. It was a great quick stop and if you time it right, it is worth peeking in for a visit.

More than once this place has come to my rescue when I realise I've run out of something only sold…read moreat a Pharmacy late in the evening. Open until 10pm you probably won't find a later opening pharmacy in the area, and because of it's location on O'Connell Street near O'Connell Bridge you would find yourself passing it reasonably often. Location brings other things too, like the constant feeling that the security people are going to jump you if you move too close to anything in the shop! And price are a little higher than the more suburban pharmacies, but I guess you can't complain when the location and opening hours probably make that necessary.

Convenient to our hotel and absolutely amazing in helping with a forgotten prescriptio, Hickey's…read moreopening at a later hour saved the day! They had very kind workers and readily helped with everything we needed.

This chemist is located pretty much across the road from the American Embassy. I have a conspiracy…read moretheory that they are in cahoots with each other. The times that I have had to go through the visa process with the said embassy my photo amazingly is never the correct size. Oddly the photos of everyone that is there when I am there is never the correct size. So we are always instructed to get them redone at the Hamilton Long chemist across the road. They are well used to the drill, down comes the big white background, 'Sit on the stool there and try and make yourself look as ugly as possible.' The charge for the always unflattering photo is very expensive. There is something about paying through the nose to be photoed at your most hideous state that seems grossly unfair. Surely you should pay according to satisfaction. Other than that it's a small chemist with all the essentials. Staff are grand but I still hold on to that conspiracy theory that the embassy get a kick back for all the customers that they send their way.