Came in with a sore throat and cough needing some items to make it through my flight home. Talked…read moreme out of a suppressant (which was the right call; looking into it after, it seems there's a lot of evidence they don't really work) and made some great recommendations, including lozenges and a made-in-store remedy that had honey, peppermint, and quite a few other home ingredients that helped more than I expected. Wasn't too expensive either.

Delicious produce. Great service Friendly Personable help. Delicious samples. Family business.read more

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.

Hickey's Pharmacy on O'Connell Street may be small but it packs in a lot of stuff. Shelves are…read morelabelled and divided into specific sections (e.g. baby care or women's health) so finding what you need becomes child's play. The chemist behind the counter is quite helpful, recommending what medication and products to take over others. Hickey's stocks basic cosmetic and beauty products so if you need hair spray or concealer in a pinch, you can find it here. One more thing worth mentioning is that it has a digital photo machine that prints and does enlargements.

There is loads of floor space in this boots. A treatment room for special make-up and facial…read moretreatments; a huge area for the pharmacy; a dedicated photograph counter; baby area; men area; hair area; etc., you get the jist. I have almost €40 on my boots advantage card from my oh-so-regular trips to this place!

Very disappointing experience at Boots Liffey Valley Ireland…read more Today, at the payment counter in the pharmacy/medicine section, I specifically asked a staff member (Asian) whether there were any offers available on my Boots Advantage Card. She simply told me there were no offers. Shortly afterwards, another Boots employee informed me that I actually had offers available in the Boots app, but they needed to be activated before payment. Unfortunately, because I had not been given this information at the counter, I missed out on a very good offer. I returned to the counter and explained that she could have informed me that offers may need to be activated in the app. Instead of acknowledging the issue or apologising, she responded by asking how she was supposed to know that I had not activated my offers. This was particularly frustrating because the reason I had asked whether there were any offers on my Boots card in the first place was because I was looking for guidance. A senior staff member then became involved, but rather than acknowledging the poor customer experience, I felt the response was mainly focused on defending the staff member. I would expect customer-facing staff to have reasonable knowledge of the Boots Advantage Card and app, or at least guide customers correctly when they specifically ask about available offers. A simple explanation at the beginning would have avoided the entire situation.

Cleary's Pharmacy has a whole wall dedicated to men and women's perfume. It sells all the expensive…read morebrands like Chanel, Ralph Lauren and Armani. The variety offered here is quite impressive. Of course, it also stocks cosmetics, prescription medication and everyday necessities. Perhaps what makes this pharmacy superior to others is the fact that it is often empty. Shoppers can browse undisturbed by persistent sales people which a luxury in the city centre.

This is quite big for a city centre pharmacy which is nice because unlike a lot of the other places…read moreyou can actually peruse the shampoos without being knocked into by every person walking by! They've got all your usual stuff, medicine and toiletries wise. They've also got a random selection bags at the front of the store for quiet cheap prices. They've also got some pieces of jewellery and other things. As Alexandra pointed out they've also got a very good selection of perfumes and colognes. So if you're looking for something nice smelling for your Valentine it's worth a look.

This Boots store is really big and the staff are very friendly, promptly informing you about deals…read moreor discounts going on - none of that "too busy to care" attitude. The stock is the same as other Boots stores - low to middle range pharmacy and body care products - but with a lot more variety here. I like some of the own brand products from Boots, but other than that, it's always good to browse for some basic make-up here, a lot of the time you can find 2 for 1 offers or similar. I wouldn't go for the perfumery selection, it's always the busiest/messiest part in here. Alongside the airport store, this is one of the best and most convenient Boots stores in Dublin. If you're near this area, my tip would be to skip the smaller and much more cramped Boots on Henry Street and come straight to this one, if you don't care to walk the extra distance.

Customer service is bad. The girls at the tills are noticeably more rude than other pharmacy shop…read moreassistants. Having people skills is an important part of the job. If they keep turning their backs on customers being served to have conversations they probably need retraining.

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen was looking for some specific Irish remedies. The selection is…read morelimited, but we did find what we needed. The staff were hurried, but mostly helpful. The end.

Excellent service always. The pharmacist is so helpful as are all the staff…read more Can highly recommend this pharmacy.

In general I try to avoid Boots because it's way over priced for a lot of brands. For example I…read morebought some Manuka honey sweets here in the winter, then as I was passing the nearby Natures Way store I decided to check if they had it also. It was over 2 EUR cheaper than Boots. However, swings and roundabouts, I am a fan of is the Boots own brand hand cream, which is very reasonable and goes on lovely. I was here today because I couldn't find what I was looking for in Dunnes, so I checked boots and they had it. As for this store, it's well laid out. This Boots is better than the one on Grafton street, but only because it's got more space. They do have a great selection of all your usual pharmacy fare. It's bright and clean. Staff are generally friendly and very helpful. But as a rule, I try to shop in a supermarket or in your run of the mill chemist down the road, but as a last resort Boots is reliable

I was shopping when I heard the employee giving away free products. Using the illegal student card…read moreand the person was not well. I was appalled by the false rude stars of this pharmacy. I hate myself but the irish government arent to blame for poverty. What if the irish government werent in law in the irish government. I know the employee lied about her first day working in boots. Sorry for expressing my opinion.

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.

Corrigan's Pharmacy staff is amazingly compassionate and helpful. We were in Dublin on holiday and…read moremy son had to have emergency surgery. Our departure date was extended. Corrigan's was able to help me obtain my medications needed as a result of our longer stay. Thank you for all of your kindness.

Fabulous cards and lovely staff with a wide range of products. Great variety of holistic productsread more

To me Boots is certainly an intriguing pharmacy, as I always seem to leave with more than I…read moreintended to buy, combined with the overwhelming feeling that I saved a bundle in doing so. Being a chain store, the stock in most Boots shops is roughly the same and they carry quality high street style cosmetics brands, plus the Boots own brand is decent quality. This branch is not designed in the most user friendly layout: tight aisles + full shelves + throngs of shopping bag laden customers = items (literally) flying off the shelves. But they have all the usual items if you can brave a bit of argy bargy in the aisles (which adds to the purchasing thrill for hardened shopaholics I am sure). At Christmas Boots really comes into it's own with innovative gifts and offers. Many's a quality Christmas gift has been exchanged between friends and family as a direct consequence of the Boots 3 for 2 offers. The advantage cards are good value and you can rack up the points quickly if you stay Boots loyal. And lets not forget Boots function as an actual prescription filling chemist shop. I have found the wait isn't too long in this branch and the staff are always helpful, despite being very busy. Just remember that you're on Grafton Street so avoid the place at peak times - it tends to be manic.

This Boots on Grafton street was really crowded when I came in to continue my toiletry search, this…read moretime being antiperspirant/deodorant. The aisles were narrower than I expected and with the mass of humanity here, there was a lot of bump and go. Yet, throughout this chaos, one particular Boots employee stood out with his good humor and practical assistance.