They should call this place halleluiah!, instead of Harvey Nichols, or Harvey Nicks as most people…read morecall it. I love this upmarket department store. Don't get me wrong, I can't afford ANYTHING in it, and doubt I will be buying anything in here anytime soon, but I love the brands it stocks. Pauric Sweeney, Juicy Couture, Jimmy Choo...swoon. I could literally browse in here for hours. They stock men's and women's clothing, bag, shoes and cosmetics. There's also a café, restaurant, bar and little food store too.

Was in the lucky position where I could get a suit here recently as a treat after my part-time…read morestudies. As a 36 short in a suit, it's nigh on impossible to get something to fit me with a slim fit. Here not at all. I got an off the rail three piece with alternations for €600. Not cheap but that suit will do me for years and in fairness the range of suits, brands and level of quality/service was brilliant. If you want someone to talk to about suits ask for Patrick. Word of advice: DON'T BRING YOUR GIRLFRIEND! Not unless you want to top up your mortage of course :-)

Fancy-schmancy cosmetics counters on the first floor, with all the big brands represented. When I…read morevisited, some were manned by eager looking ladies, while others were bereft of sales staff. Score! I headed to the empty ones for some quick tester sampling, before going upstairs to check out the clothes. Brands include Lee, Miss Selfridge, Firetrap and be sure to drop into Topshop, where one of the sales guys looks just like an Irish Russell Brand.

I was here trying many many evening dresses and I found the staff to be nothing but extremely…read morehelpful. One was very good at taking photos of me, positioning me this way and that, to get the perfect photo of me in their wares. Walking around the womens clothing department, there appears to be something for every taste, every age group. A bit on the pricey side, but everything I tried on was good stock and good quality. Recommended.

Argos has pretty much everything, whether it's stuff for the apartment you need, office supplies or…read moreeven a karaoke machine for the home entertainment, and various smaller odds and ends. The catalogue is divided into sections: Kitchen, home and furniture, garden, sports, health, jewellery, office, toys etc. You flip through the pages, write down what you want and take it to the counter to pay. In only a few minutes, your stuff will be ready for pick-up! Shopping has never been this easy! Of course, I wouldn't really buy a TV from a catalogue. I kinda want to see it before I buy it, but if you've done your homework and know exactly what brand and product to get and you see on their website that Argos has it, it's pretty handy. I came here recently with my friend who's a buyer for commercials. She needed loads of different stuff and she needed it quick. In only about 15 minutes we were loading her car with a gazebo, basketball ring, parasol and a mini skateboard ramp. Such a time-saver!

As a young fella I was absollutely fascinated by the manner in which you shop in Argos. 'A shop…read morefull of catalogues? Preposterous. Where's all your stuff...my God it's like it just appeared out of thin air!' I thought to myself. Flash forward ten odd years and I'm still considerably fascinated by the place. It has a load of useless crap littering the pages of it's seemingly endless catalogie but it has some great cheap household stuff. If you need anything. Anything. It's probably in that catalogue. Okay, maybe not ANYTHING.

I haven't been to a Tk Maxx in a while and I am very glad I visited this one, it is very spacious…read morelots of departments, staff are extremely helpful and friendly and plentifully stocked and it's part of Dundrum Shopping Centre, Perfect!

The shop is clean every time. Some things could be find by affordable price. But most of goods are…read moreplane. If not to visit so often possible to get something. The staff is friendly and smily. Grate to have this shop as a part of Dundrum sh.c.

Penny's Penny's Penny's …read more Always, always great for bargains . You could buy a whole years worth of clothes for €200 . Best place in Dublin for a bargain or 2, 3, 4, 5. Well you get the picture .

Insanely rude staff and the managers are even worse. It's always so messy and impossible to find…read moreanything. The manager Jodie I dealt with could not have been more unhelpful if she had tried and she was so rude. I would not shop in this particular penneys again.

BT2 is a real example of when the Celtic Tiger was roaring loudest…read more It's basically totally overpriced clothes for young people - both guys and girls. They stock top labels like Juicy Couture, Diesel, Lyle and Scott, All Saints, Guess Lipsy and See by Chloe. There are also BT2's in Grafton St and Blanchardstown Shopping Centre. Now I'd be lying if I said I didn't shop here (I am a big Juicy fan), but usually only around Christmas Time when I have some vouchers or something to spend. I'm not crazy about spending €100 on a t-shirt, and you'd be hard done by to find something much cheaper in the shop. They also stock jewellery, underwear and beauty brands like MAC and Benefit. I like to go in even for just a look around, because the shop itself is quite young and funky.

I've always wanted a Ted Baker purse and looked everywhere from Arnotts in the city to Bt2 in…read moreblanchardstown you name it!! And they never had the exact one I wanted so luckily I was in Dundrum one of the days and popped into this lovely store and they had the exact Ted Baker purse I wanted downstairs & not only that it was on SALE too!!!! The girls in there were very helpful and friendly & I got what I wanted so thank you Bt2 in Dundrum hehe!

I only have €1.50... what to do what to do????…read more Well, Dealz charges 1.50 for just about everything and it's not just the usual tat (though that's there in abundance as well)... wifey gets her Ace stain remover here as its less than half the price than in Tesco... when you are the person doing Qs laundry this is the sort of thing that makes a difference. A pack of 10 flower pots was also €1.50... works for me.. I go through buckets of the things and they usually cost a fortune.

Good placement for a dealz, local schools use this perfectly as it's also perfect for students who…read moredon't have much money to spend

Ah, Gap. I love you in the States, but I only like you as a friend over here. This Dundrum shop is…read moreslightly bigger than its counterpart on Henry Street, but not much is different as regards to the range. It offers the basics and although it does them well, they are pricey. I long for the rows of bags and well-cut dresses that are de rigueur in the good old US.

This is the first stand alone Gap Store in the country and it just opened in May of this year…read more They've had a little gap section in Arnotts for a few years now, but this is the first time we've had the entire collection. The store itself is quite cool - menswear is on the bottom floor and women's and kids upstairs. The layout is quite simple and the décor is clean and simple. I remember thinking that it was quite cool in their too - temperature wise that is, as the rest of the shopping centre can be quite stuffy. I love their clothes, so I was delighted they brought the store to Dundrum. They're really simple and very reasonable. I will definitely be going to have a little spend there sometime soon.

This area, I suppose you'd call it Sandyford, has fallen hard in the last few years. It was nothing…read morea decade ago, it briefly roared like a lion (or perhaps a tiger?), and is now slipping back into oblivion. But among the empty houses and the skeletons of skyscrapers there are a few hangers-on. Microsoft has a big office here, and during the week their workers make a little buzz around the place. Outside of work hours the whole area is dead, but those few hours of activity are enough to sustain a few businesses. One of those lonely outposts is a healthy Dunnes Stores. Given the nature of their clientele, they have adapted to provide a large selection of prepared lunches for the poor folks who work out here. But a little deeper in the store are all the groceries one would expect.

My favourite dunnes. Many good offers like buy one and get one free so overall prices aligning to…read morethe one at tesco or lidl. Very clear sections, you very easy know where to go according to what you need. Fresh fishes and vegetables. Very convenient upstairs area with clothes and home stuff.

Love this store there's always gorgeous bits in & great colours too and Michelle Keegan's clothing…read moreline is to die for love the summer stuff in at the moment! Lavvvv it