This is Woodies new flagship store and is the best Woodies in Dublin by a mile…read more They have everything and it's a joy to shop in. Very spacious and bright store with stunning views of the Dublin Mountains. They have a great garden centre too. Just off the Tallaght by pass. Plenty of parking there.

We came to look at boxes, cos... um... we are a little obsessed with boxes…read more We sated ourselves with a plastic basket for our hat collection and a wheeled storage box with clip on lid for our canoeing gear. It's perfect and will replace the rubbish one we've been putting up with for the last six years. My husband remarked how Homebase was much much better value than Woodies for some storage drawers he needed for work recently. 15 EUR v 40 EUR. Mad difference. We wandered around all the departments and we picked up a few more bits that have been on my long term shopping list. I picked up a lovely small cactus for 2.60 EUR. It's fairly impressive and large. It seems to cover all the bases for your home and garden. And they've boxes. So many wonderful boxes.

Look, let's be honest. College is expensive. Your first place is expensive. Kids break things and…read moredry pots left on a hot ring can take on a terrible smell that no power on earth or elsewhere can shift. And so All Rooms comes to the rescue with the odds and ends uniformly called home wares: kitchen implements, cow shaped butter dishes, loc-tite food storage, welcome mats... oh, there's loads. And as with any All Rooms location, the prices are spectacular. The massive soup pot I plan on threatening to stew badly behaved children in? €15 Stone. Cold. Bargain.

All rooms indeed! but particulary the kitchen! maybe your having a party and you need way more…read moreglasses than you already have, this is the place to go. Or maybe you have a sudden urge to take up baking or go on a cooking spree but dont ahve the tins or utensils this is the place to go. nothing is particularly great quality but if you need things cheap or you think your cooking hobby might be short lived you could certainly start out here and you wouldnt be doing too badly! there are always odd little things you can pick up in here too for cheap like nice washing up brushes or different picture frames or sometimes a nice vase or something. As Maire said this place is very fll of stuff so this is not the type of place you will go with that handbag that keep sknocking into things from your shoulder and its porbably not a great shop for kids either! too many breakables!

Look at the picture of this shop, that will give you an idea of what its like inside…read more Now this might have some of you reeling in horro or running away quickly, looks too domesticated eh? not me, every time I walk in here i feel like breaking into a sound of music, julie andrews type dance pulling reems of fabric from their rolls before running over to the buttons and throwing handfulls of them into the air all while singing my heart out about how pretty it all is! And thats pretty much it, this place does lots of material and curtains and material to make curtains and then there is material to upholster things and there is the trimmings to go with that. I have never bought anything in here really but its nice to wander around and dream about the nice fabrics that everything in my future house will be covered in!

hmmmmm the name of this shop is probably a bt misleading, i dont think you can really buy much good…read morestuff in here really, well maybe,no! The first thing you see when you walk in the door are lots and lots of toys, a totally nad collection fo things that are only related to each other by their cheapness and plasticness. Ya know what this shop is good for? when you have a child with you who really really wants you to buy them a "surprise" for being good while they were out shopping with you. the child will be drawn in by the tacky colours and your puse wont b harmed too badly, i mean the kid will only play with whateverr you buy them for an hour anyway, whay buy something expensive? while your there you should have a look around fo yourself too they do things like insoles and banana stands and hammers and antifreeze, random stuff that you wouldnt expect to find together on a shelf but you never know if you would need any of it!

cheesey name: check overly brightly coloured shopfront:…read morecheck random collection of goods in the windom: check items stacked like a warehouse: check Ah yes it must be a poundshop... or whatever we're supposed to call them since the changeover to euro. This one stocks lots of toys and a random selection of household goods. Obviously don't bother going in if you're looking for something specific, but if you've got a random notion that you might need some sandpaper, a screwdriver or a fluffy toy it's always worth a look in case you get an oul bargain. This one probably should get an extra star for having the "jumbo ball", which is even bigger than the "mega ball" which currently lives in my sitting room. When oh when will I learn that a grown woman should not buy novelty toys?? Never I say, Never!

Went here yesterday to buy a phone was waiting ten minutes for guy to finish with another customer…read morewhen he was finished he vanished I asked another staff member was there nobody else to serve me she said I'm braindead about phones and other server was on a break it was 15 45 pm and no staff to serve customers bet I'm not the only one to walk out of that shop what a joke flagship store and no one to take a grand off me

Stick with the smaller companies…read more Stick with the smaller companies. At least if they screw you,a bad review might actually make a difference. Bought 2 electric recliner sofas €1000 each + their guardsman cover they force feed you saying how amazing it is and they cover everything imaginable.(never received any information about the plan from them) One of the sofas has been fine and the other nothing but trouble, broken motor which took about 6months to fix,waiting on the part from China. Then about a month after that the arm fell off. Havery Norman said excessive force would have been needed to break(not the case, but it's my word against their surveyer) they won't cover it,I should go through guardsman. Who also won't cover it because they don't include the frame in there cover. So now I'm stuck with €1000 piece of crap. that I've owned for 12 months and it has been broken for 9mths. Absolute nightmare of a company. Stay clear. Once you hand over the money they don't care about you anymore.

I can't help but think of this shop as the place where good taste comes to die. Well maybe that…read moreisn't fair, as some of the jewelry is quite nice, and, of course, taste is completely subjective. This shop not only sells the range of jewelry and watches that you would expect from a inexpensive, high street jeweler but also houses a veritable menagerie of statues and figurines. Whether you want a statue that looks like it came from an Egyptian themed casino or one of those popular lladro-style figurines of children this is the place to come! At least, unlike a lot of shops selling items of dubious taste, they don't whack a hefty pricetag on it. These figurines are all very reasonably priced. OK I may scorn this particular style but I honestly can't think of anywhere else you would find a statue of a brachiosaurus for your living room. if that's your bag I won't knock it, but I may raise my eyebrow slightly!

Lots of jewellery gold and silver and diamonds and watches and everything else you would expect to…read morefind in a jewellery shop. Around this long shop there are long windows where you can window shop and look at all the lovely things that you can buy but I never really get to look at the jewellery in here and it's for one reason, or many reasons I suppose! All around the bottom shelf of these long windows are the most hideous statues of different things you have ever seen. Of course they are beautiful works of art for some people but to me, no, na ah! They look like something someone's unfashionable granny would have in her dusty sitting room. They are there staring out at you from their glass confines, all their eyes seem to be trained on you as you walk by, you might even consider them to be some kind of a security feature because they continue to stare at you if you try window shopping, making sure you don't break through the glass and grab something quickly. This is probably a very nice shop but I just can't get past those statues sorry Deborah Joy!