If you're ever in Ireland, and the airlines, lose your luggage. A good place to buy all the basic…read morenecessities and really really good prices. Staff are super helpful helping me convert American sizes to European sizes. Picked up a great flannel tonight. Dunnes in Dublin came to my rescue.

Cancelled my order without any reason. I spent so much time to find an item and they just cancelled…read moremy order

I was looking for a suit for a wedding I to go to and being on the plus size male I was dreading it…read moreto be honest. I walked into Anthony Ryan's, one of their employees came over to me and asked what I was looking for (I hated being there) and we got chatting. I told him what I was looking for and we went through the motions as you do, he really listened and what made the experience really great was he didn't mind telling me what he thought, an honest opinion which I found to be very helpful. We eventually or I eventually picked what suited me and all the measurements were taken down to be fixed. I told him that I couldn't come in for the final fitting and he offered for me to go to his house for my fitting. Definitely value for money. The Gentlemans name was Damien. I would highly recommend Damien from Anthony Ryan's menswear any day of the week. I'd give home 100 gold stars if I could. Look after this one Anthony!

If this store was in the US it would be a cross between Forever 21 and H&M. They've got really…read morecheap clothing but it's styled more for teens. Lots of wild patterns, graphic t-shirts, and bold colors. If one hunts about one can find a few things worthy of interest. I picked up a handful of plain leggings for 2 euros each as well as a plain blouse for 5 euros and a ruffled bohemian-styled skirt for 7 euros. I had to put in a good 45 minutes of shopping amongst tight skirts, too revealing scoop dresses, and tacky t-shirts with dumb sayings. I was happy with what I got but I wouldn't see out this place again unless I was shopping for or with a teen.

This shop is always heaving with teenagers and families, especially at weekends. I find the shop…read morequite small, and slightly claustraphobic, but like all penneys stores there is no comparison when it comes to cost, as the items are simply too cheap to be true. The bags and coats are great value for money, so if you are prepared to search for what you want, then this is the place for you. The dressing rooms are part communal, so you can skip the queues if all you need is a mirror. In truth, this is one shop I can never skip when shopping in eyre square.

The Edward Square shop. Alive and Naomi went above and beyond to assist with the purchase…read more Outstanding customer service Thank you so very much

I am a 22 year old and I went in to buy alcohol and I recognised a girl from my course and I said…read morehello to her as she was buying shampoo and when I went to buy the alcohol the other girl was asked for ID as well even though we were not in there together it was just by chance we were there at the same time. We were seperate customers that happened to be in the same queue and I was denied service because she didn't bring her ID because she was buying shampoo. The guy serving us demanded she show her ID so that I could by myself alcohol and it was ridiculous. I've never been so shocked and disgusted in my life to be refused service based on another person who I was not shopping with. I'm very angry with this situation and you shouldn't base your customers based on who's behind them in the queue.

It's a small BT and the choices are limited. But for Galway it's probably not a bad choice at all…read more:-)

It's over seven years since I reviewed this city centre place. I disliked it then. I dislike it…read morenow. It's full of the usual suspects in retail and it's boring. Not even a decent food court. I didn't buy anything. I didn't want to buy anything. I walked through it and out. Took me a few minutes. I'd be quicker had I been younger. Last time I was there they charged customers just to use their restrooms. I didn't even bother to check if they still did. Taking the p when yiu need a p. Capitalism and money grabbing at its worst. Not for moi. Galway seems to be famous just for being Galway. Hey ho.

Cool shopping center with a nice historical wall on the inside. Lots of shops and places to eat…read more Located in the heart of Galway.

Just wanted to say a huge thank you to Alanah at the till, really stood out to me as being so…read morefriendly, chatty but also professional and really made me feel welcome in the shop. Coat I bought was a great quality for only €40, would highly recommend this store

As an American I had heard outstanding things about Boots. Having already tried their No7 line at…read moreTarget, I was excited to check out what favorites might be here that I don't have access to in the states. I think I was expecting something alittle more upscale for Boots, given the way its talked about. What I found was something like a drug-store Sephora or an upscale Rite-Aid. They lure you in with luxury make up, perfume, and skin care brands but they also offer everyday, lesser known beauty and health items and a drug store area for perscriptions. They even had a random assortment of swim suits and flip flops ina corner. It was a nice place to visit and Ill probably stop back in for some of the toiletries we forgot but not exactly the high end experiance I would looking for.

Probably one of the largest pharmacies in Galway, it's the same as most other Boots in terms of…read moreproducts. Although they do have a bit more when it comes to cosmetics and make up. The points card is the best thing, I once had over 2000 points which equals 20 euro! Regularly shopping for toiletries etc. here will reward you in the long run!