This is Cuddy's menswear shop and quite a small shop too. Despite the old fashioned frontage to the…read moreshop you will find, as I did, they have up to date high street brand names and, if anything, cater more for the young man. Keep a eye out for their sales I have picked up a few bargains from time to time. Quite a small compact shop so not a hugh range to choose from but I keep popping in when passing just to see what on offer. Cuddy's also have a much larger ladies shop in Market Place in Carrickfergus and Larne too. My verdict is that they are well worth a visit as they have more to offer than you would expect.

Yo bitches & niggas, its officer liz macaulay here saying suck my decourcy cock!…read moreIll be spending most of my time at the rugby club taking the lovely white stuff with my husband and his shaved fanny, I've had to resign and hand over business proceedings to the big cock swinger they call Chris sweeney! I also know who robbed the vending machines as I got myself in a bit of bother with the local paramilitarys and had to hand the alarm code over, i sure do hate those kids! If only their mother didn't come pick them up and they actually knew their fathers! Anyway, smell my cheesy fuck box. P.s I hate David Cooper!

The DeCourcy Centre is Carrick's answer to the shopping of the likes of Oxford Street in London…read more No, not really... It used to be busy enough before the big Tesco superstore opened, due to Tesco previously being located within the centre, however now, apart from visitors to New Look, it is generally just used as a 'through area' - people wanting a shortcut to the town centre. The DeCourcy centre never realised the potential that was intended for it. Even when it first opened, it was never filled to full capacity. Over the last couple of years, the centre has been looking increasingly tired and dilapidated, and it is now generally used as a meeting place for the elderly. Even a pound shop which only opened recently has just closed down, and as someone else mentioned, the gift shop Etc are also having their 'closing down sale' Sad times for the DeCourcy Centre.

I love Woodside I have to admit. I didn't even know this one in Larne existed. I've been to the…read moreother branches I don't know how many times (which unfortunately are closing down) but thankfully this huge branch in Larne is still going strong. The shop here is majorly jimassive! It is without a doubt the biggest branch I have been in. Woodside are known for being discounted store selling everything from knives and forks to socks and slippers all at a discount price. They offer some great bargains on a range of products including; Drapery, Kitchenware, Toiletries, Garden ware, Childrenswear, Menswear, Ladies wear and Confectionary. It is a brilliant department discount store. The Larne branch is one of four locations. The other branches can be found at; Lisburn Market Square, Ballymena Church Street and Bangor's Main Street

Friendly store with a range of decent clothing.Not many stores like this exist anymore .Staff seem…read morelike they really want to be there and help with any probs.recommend this store.

Better Value, Better Quality, It must be Dunnes Stores! Remember this old TV jingle for Dunnes…read more Anytime anyone mentions the place that recycles in my head. So all I can say is the ad worked. Anyway Dunnes Stores eh? What can I say, it is a bit of an institution in Northern Ireland and Ireland, it is kind of the same deal as Primark. Low quality clothes but at an excellent price. For instance I think I have got a few white shirts for various occasions from Dunnes stores. I would say its target audience is the older generation as I do not see too many young people go in and out of Dunnes. But it must be doing okay as it has been in its unit in the Flagship centre for years and years. If you need the basics in terms of clothes and don't want to spend too much money then I would go to Dunnes Stores. The flagship Centre is right in the centre of town and there is on site parking and ATM's galore.

Dunnes store is a classy department store situated in the centre of Bangor. Although it is moderate…read morein size it is all on the one floor and does stock a good selection of children's, ladies and men's. There is also a good quality stock of household goods. I have never been dissatisfied with anything that I have purchased from this store wether for me or as a present. It really is value for money with prices being very affordable for the quality provided. The only problem I have when shopping here is that there are so many nice things to choose from, just when you think you have got what you want, you see something else that had a bigger wow factor!! It is a lovely clean and bright store and the layout always stay the same so there is no valuable time wasted trying to find the section you are looking for. All in all I can't really say anything negative about this store except that I really could shop till I drop when I go into it but I always manage to come home with one of those great bargains that we all love to get our hands on !!

The magpie that I am loves sparkly things, and everything sparkles in here, and today so did the…read moreservice. I was just walking through to the Paperchase part and accidentally, totally deliberately, found myself in front of my favourite perfume. As I took a sneaky sniff a glamorous assistant appeared by magic and suggested that they had special gift sets round the corner if it was something I was interested in. When I explained I wasn't looking for a gift, it was just something I loved, she said she hoped Santa would bring me some and rushed off to a drawer where she produced some samples of it for me to 'keep me going til Christmas'. What a sweetie! Yes, House of Fraser is not cheap, but with lovely service like that (which has happened before) I'll always be back. I'll just wait until the sales.

I generally shop online for H of F. As too be honest the layout of the shop freaks me out…read more Of, I may on occasion, rush to the Tom form aftershave and give myself a blitz. But no one can prove nothing. Don't feel that the store has any soul.

* see Tynwalk Mills website for correct details on location, it is located in St Johns…read more http://www.tynwaldmills.com Tynwald Mills is a mill in name only, once a thriving weaving industry, the mills hit decline and almost disappeared completely. The Mills found new life by redeveloping the site to create a retail centre. The 'anchor store' is Tynwalk Mills department store featuring high end clothing and home goods. Adjacent stores include a gourmet deli, two cafes, a flower shop, a toy store a weekly farmers' market (Thursday) and more. We had lunch at the Neb Cafe, which was very good. The shops are wheelchair accessible and there is plenty of parking. The setting is lovely, they also have a picnic area and playground, something for everyone!

The Superdry store in here is fantastic and suits all ages. Can't forget about 'never never land'…read moretough when I was a child I used to love it there so much because they always had the coolest toys. The furniture store that they have there is really nice and super cool and expensive. Tynwald Mills is overall a fantastic place that has something for every age and I would recommend it to anyone.

Went in today to avoid the rain and an hour later I emerged!!! This really is a stalwart in…read moreBallymena and sells high end Furniture in Ballymena and beyond. There is a paid car park behind and a cafe on the first floor. Staff are amazing and very helpful. Now the furniture that I saw on the ground floor was fantastic. I must make a point to visit the other levels!!

Camerons is part of the history of Ballymena wether youre after a newspaper, fashion, furniture,…read morecds/dvds, toys, video games oh its way to much to mention you will get it here all under one roof. Their instore cafe is one of the best in the area with a wide range of treats at reasonable prices. Multifloors but they do have an escalulater if you are unable to climb stairs. staff can be a little stuck up but this is only a minor problem and wont ruin your shopping experience

Great store although staff are a little bit snobby. They do a great selection of underwear etc. You…read morecan sometimes find nice clothes in Bay Trading and a small selection of Esprit clothing. All in all a very good store.

M&S say they have something for all the family, but I say what they have here is bargains for all…read morethe family. Everything in store is at 30% off High Street prices, at least. That's just passe! I'm talking 50, 70 percent and even more! You just got to be patient and wait for the big price cuts. Mens suits under £30, jackets £8.99, shirts £2.49, these prices may not be available everyday but they happen often enough! I've never had so many suits in my life and i've at least two good quality jackets that cost less tha £10 each.

I don't tend to shop in Marks & Spencer in Ballymena as I find it too expensive, but I do like…read morepopping into this outlet as you can often pick up a good bargain (as I have done in the past). Carries past season/ old stock with prices reduced to various levels (including some very high reductions). A small children's section, and good size ladies and gents sections, plus some seasonal giftware items. I like the checkout area as it is a one queue snake system and usually moves reasonably quickly.

The White House is a piece of Portrush history! It has operated for over 100 years but has…read more*briefly* modernised over the years. Sadly, the building has lost most of its original features over the years like the old iron lift which has been ripped out and replaced with a modern lift. About one third of the ground floor is occupied by the massive toy department which I often find myself drifting towards whenever I walk through the doors. The other two thirds are reserved for clothing. They have managed to recruit some impressive brands and now boast Chuck Taylor, Nike and Vans to name but a few. If you go upstairs, you are greeted by more clothing but I never really notice this because my destination on this floor is always the excellent Trocadero Restaurant, which serves up a delicious meal for a good price. You can also dine in their conservatory which makes a good experience. In summer, I think they open up the balcony as well. The top floor only boasts the furniture department so I never really bother with that floor. I'm really proud of The White House for beating off competition from the likes of Debenhams and BHS, both of which had their eyes on this site. But they were never going to let that happen because they are such a strong independent company.

This is a old fashioned family run department store with lots of history. Founded, I believe in…read more1891 and can name Queen Victoria as one of its customers in years long gone by. I don't think she shopped there in person but is reputed to have ordered linens from the shop in the late 1890s, and the Prince of Wales carried on the tradition in 1903. The biggest order The White House ever took was for twenty-six suits for His Highness the Rajah of Pudukota in South India in the early part of the last century. I was amazed recently to see that The White House was still going strong and to keep in step with modern trends it stock lots of the top selling high street brands in men's, ladies and childrens clothes. Long may this tradition shop keep up the standards and ethics of a small local business.