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14 years ago
A small local hardware shop that has been there for years. It has everything that you could expect and will give you advice. Much better than going to the major chains. read more
Roselawn Shopping Centre
Roaslawn Road
Dublin 15, 15
Republic of Ireland
(01) 821 4560
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Yes, Roselawn Hardware has bike parking.
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People searched for Hardware Stores 1,124 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
This shop, although to my dismay has been there almost 2 years, is a real find for a whole array of…read morehousehold goods, DIY, and especially electrical goods! The problem is it is not easy to find...it is located through a lane way off the Main Street, at the entrance to Celbridge Hire and right beside Gimini Hair. The proprietor told me Kildare County Council will not allow him to advertise his shop with a sign on the Main Street so he has to rely on word of mouth! Yesterday, I was able to purchase a whole lot of different light bulbs for various light fittings, even one for my freezer...and might I add at an extremely reasonable rate. All you Celbridge people, do call to this amazing little shop for all your electrical needs and other household items!
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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.
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Large tool store, big selection, plenty of parking. Not the…read morebest value for money, and won't price match.
I always forget something when I travel, and this time it was a bloody UK/US adapter plug…read more Initially, I bought one from the hotel which was so cheap, you could tell just by looking at the individually wrapped item as if it was a cookie from Circle K. It was unusable, so I returned it and searched out in the world. After passing up a sketchy place on Dame Street, I came across this hardware store that had a small selection of converter plugs. Both the gents working there were friendly and talkative, assuring me that they were of good enough quality, or they wouldn't sell them. I went for the less expensive of the two adapters, and it works just swell. Reasonable price. Lifesaver!!! I CAN PLUG IN MY ELECTRONICS OMFGGGGG... I have no other experience, and likely never will... but if I can find an excuse to start a home improvement project in Dublin, I'll come back here.
I'm a sucker for hardware stores, even when I'm travelling in a foreign land. I happened upon…read moreDecwells DIY while walking around town, and made it a point to stop in later in the day to look around. I was fine on adapter plugs, but needed a new lock for the gym back home. Found a nicely sized 3-number combo by ABUS. The nice and helpful guy helping me tried to steer me to a cheaper model, but I know what I wanted.
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Offering very good advice & large range of products at competitive prices. I bought paving slabs,…read morethey told me quantities I would need & costing. I priced around & they came in cheapest. Best of all I could get items delivered within a day of ordering.
I love the TV ads for B&Q at the moment. It bigs up the fact that it has experienced staff that can…read moreattend to your every DIY need. "I was a plumber for 22 years," says one bloke in an orange vest, smiling through gritted teeth, "I had me own van, me own business, it's all gone now," he fails to add. "I spent 10 years working as a decorator," says another, failing to mention "before you bastards came and showed people how to do it themselves". However, if you do want to do it yourself, then this is the warehouse to come to. Huge and sprawling, it's a haven for blokes who want to get out of the house, families at a loose end and those with actual pressing DIY needs. Although you are as likely to find a teenager as a fella with 30 years experience wandering the shop floor, you usually can find the advice you need.
As we've been doing a lot of DIY lately I was like a kid in a candy store when I first entered B&Q…read more It's massive and they have a huge selection of paint. They also had a large selection of skirting boards and the only place I could find the right sized ones I need to cover some holes that were bashed in the wall while removing the old ones, while still being thin enough to match the door frames. Some stuff is really cheap compared to the likes of Woodies but other things are really expensive which confused me. For example No More Nails is nearly twice as expensive but their own brand roller sets are way cheaper at 3 euro, bargain. They also don't have an Irish website which I found annoying, I'd like to check prices before I make a trip out.
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This is a review specifically concentrating on the Habitat tiling range in Homebase…read more I went into Homebase to purchase tiles from their Habitat range. It says on the stand that they take 14 days to deliver. Grand, I knew it was going to be a push for my builders, but I thought, these will be worth it. Firstly, they don't have any samples to look at of the tiles, except the ones that are fixed to the stand, so you have to use your imagination to see what goes with what. They also don't have them in any brochure, and it seems that most of the staff there have no idea about the range. When I finally found someone who could help me (who did try her best to be fair), she told me that there was "no point" in me buying these tiles from the store, because they could sometimes take two months for delivery. She advised me to buy the products from the website as then they would arrive within a week. So off I went to do that. Fine, until I realised that they don't deliver to Republic of Ireland. Great. Luckily enough I had discovered Parcel Motel (an 'in-between' company who have a Newry address who will receive your package, then forward onto you for a nominal fee). I went to order the tiles, then realised that actually most of the ones displayed in the store were in fact unavailable on the website. I was so sick of it all at this stage that I just changed the colour scheme and went ahead to order whatever was available. I got confirmation that the goods would arrive within 14 days. That was five weeks ago now and there's no sign. I have called Homebase several times since and had various answers from them, most recently that the tiles are actually out of stock. They have no idea when they will be back in stock, as they buy them in from Habitat. They never thought in all this time that perhaps if they were out of stock, that they should ring me, the customer, to let me know. They never thought that the hold up on these tiles is actually holding up an entire building project. I'm now waiting for their manufacturer to call me to let me know what's happening with them. I've been advised that if I don't hear from them, I should call Homebase back in 48 hours. I presume that will result in me waiting on hold for another half an hour, busily paying the phone bill for such a call. Absolutely terrible service, I would never buy anything like this from them again.
Everything you need for redecorating your house- great offers on paint (we saved 78 euro) and nick…read moreknacks and they have lovely habitat furniture too. The staff were very helpful but we had to wait around for half an hour to get paint mixed.
See, this is where the difference is... the difference between looking like and feeling like a…read moregrown-up. I look like one, all balding and bearded and with that "I'm grown up and married and can look as scruffy as I like on a Saturday because I am doing manly gardening things" look. Then I walk into Euro Sales, where the guy behind the counter is all business and the customers come in saying things like "I need a One eight sprocket with a 4 inch squib and a narrow Transmogrifier" Counter guy, not batting an eyelid says "no problem, do you need the European or American fitting with the Transmogrifier?" At once I am lost; they are speaking a different language, they are real grown up men who do things with Transmogrifiers... I just went in for a bulb. ...which I got, it was the best, most manly bulb they had.
Good local source of electrical goods, batteries, bulbs, fixtures, etc. The team know their stuff…read more Did a nice job on the new window also!
Massive shout out to Conor and all the staff at Churchtown Stores. We recently had a family…read moreoccasion there and everything was great. The food, drinks, and service were all superb. The staff went above and beyond to make it a great night. Highly recommend!
This place was recommended to us by a member of staff in Homebase when they didn't have a clue…read moreabout what we were looking for. What a change of scene! The place is packed with everything you might need from floor to ceiling (litteraly). People queue for advice and chat while they wait. They didn't have what we needed but they tried very hard to help us out. You feel like you are back in time and it makes you it was probably better back then. Also probably the only place where you can find Vhs tapes and Pound to Euro converter might you need one.
My local hardware shop. They pretty much have everything you need. Since we've moved to the area…read morethis shop has gotten u out of a few jams during renovations. The staff/owners are always friendly and really helpful. They are reasonably priced and it's good to support locally owned, independent shops
Always shopped here great shop has everything you want pleasant staff and good prices lots of…read morenostalgia attached to Lenehans my mother and grandmother always loved Lenehans
I've had two bad experiences with this store when using their click-and-collect service…read more The first time, even though I received a "ready to collect" email, the staff only started preparing my order after I arrived, and I had to wait 15 minutes. The second time was even worse. They couldn't find my order at all. I had to show my confirmation email six times, and after 20 minutes of waiting, they told me to come back in a few days because no one was available in the office. They said if they still couldn't locate it then, they would issue a refund. I tried to initiate a refund online, but there's no option for that--only product returns are allowed. Overall, a very frustrating and unprofessional experience. I wouldn't recommend this service.
This mixum-gatherum discount department store - divided between three buildings on Talbot Street…read moreand North Earl Street - is a weird slice of the 1950s in post-boom Starbucks-sipping Dublin. If you're broke, and you want socks, or dish-cloths, or Thinsulate gloves, or anything useful like that - Michael Guiney is your man. A UVF car bomb outside Guineys in 1974 killed 14 people.