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This original Elverys on Suffolk street feels like it's been around forever, open since 1847. Its…read morepretty much the best stocked sports shop i've ever been too. Although they've expanded in a big way across our little Island, this Dublin city centre store still is sill the best of the lot. From Leitrim GAA Jerseys to Connaught sweatshirts and the latest football strips from the UK and beyond. They do more then the above though, with Elverys stocking everything from Archery equipment to darts as well equipment for lesser played sports, in Ireland anyway, such as cricket and squash. Worth a look if your looking for that hard to find county jersey or if you take up baseball.

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In a previous life I used to a soccer player and coach, seriously. I took it very seriously too, I…read moresaved a long time to get my first Diego Maradona boots and I know that a part of Maradona transcended into my feet. So this place took me down memory lane, I still get excited by football/soccer shops. I love the smell and the different coloured strips. This place has everything you need as a football fan or player. Extensive selection of jerseys, boots, balls etc. Also very reasonable prices compared to the bigger branded stores. When I was there they were having a 50% sale off a lot of products.

For a shop with a lot of trainers how come this place never has any that I want... no matter how…read moremuch I browse. Actually I recently became utterly disillusioned with the idea that Champion Sports actually sold sporting goods when I went looking for golf balls and none of their store had any. Champion sports seems to mainly stock sport inspired fashion like football jerseys and those tracksuits that no one ever wears while engaged in any sporting activity.... but you'd think with all those trainers they'd have something I liked... unfortunately they didn't!

So I'm taking my daughters's boyfriend (let's call him G_) to see Ireland play Sweden in the Aviva…read moreand figure we should dress for the occasion. I nip into Champion Sports to see if I can pick up the official jersey. They only have a few left, S/M/L no XL or above. There was a roving assistant on the floor who was informative and guided me to a changing room. I tried on the L, and although snug, I decided to take it, and a S for G_ as advised by my daughter. Meeting the rest of the family a short while later, I asked G_ to try on the jersey and it was a little small so I decided to change it for a M. On the way back, i chanced into another shop and found an XL which I purchased for myself. On returning to Champion Sports, I encountered a different floor assistant, who advised me that they handle exchanges & refunds at the regular till (no special back of the shop customer service till) . I went to the till, and with no quibble exchanged the S for a M and returned the L for a refund. The assistant was apologetic that they did not have the XL in stock, and went so far as to advise me to try alternative stores (not Champion I might add) in the area. I don't shop in sports stores as a rule (hence the XL) and so will probably have little cause to revisit any time soon, but I have to admit that I was very pleasantly surprised by the quality of service and the customer focused attitude of all of the staff that I encountered. Good job!

Always enjoyable to visit a Patagonia store. The people who work there are very friendly and really…read morelove the products. There was a summer sale going on with some items up to 30% off. Very nice selection of items and exactly what you would expect of Patagonia.

I have been a long-time fan of Patagonia apparel. They excel by focusing entirely on apparel for an…read moreactive lifestyle, and they really do cover all the bases of that. From wicking underwear to base layers to shirts and pants to windbreakers to full on parkas, Patagonia can take you naked and outfit you instantly to face the harshest of climates. Their products are extremely well-made and last a long, long time. Which is a good thing, because there's no way in hell I could afford to shop here on a regular basis. Now, this location is an outlet, meaning they sell merchandise from past seasons at a reduced price. The prices are indeed reduced heavily, but the fact that the starting price is so high means the reduced price is still high. I took a look around the store and was dismayed that I couldn't even buy a single item. Even a bra was only reduced to 27 euros. Sad face. If you are a camping nut or just enjoy being outside, this place is worthy of a stop in. Their stuff is really excellent and fun to just look at a wish for, as I do. The main drawback is that, because it is an outlet, you don't have as many options. You're definitely not seeing their full range, which is even more impressive.

I bought a pair of expensive hiking boots there in December last year and quickly found out there…read morewas a size problem. There was no problem with the return. Unfortunately I had another problem with a serious defect in the replacement boots while walking the Camino. Again there was no problem when I returned. They gathered the facts and agreed to replace the boots with a new pair. The customer service was friendly and helpful and common sensed! Ian in particular was great to deal with. Great place to shop.

I needed wetsuit booties and I got wetsuit booties…read more I immediately sought out a sales person after I stepped through the door and they brought me through my bootie options. Then I was brought my size for a try in the booties I opted for and they seemed right. I tried the next size down just to be sure. And I was. Bish bash bosh, booties got. (I love the fact they are called booties, makes me smile every time) To be honest my visit here today was rushed (as I was tight on time and knew what I wanted), but it appears to have a lot going on in the store. The Great Outdoors brand is a bit pricey though, this and their other main store around the corner are the only shops of their types on this side of town and they know it. But the staff know their stuff and they do stock a good range of gear.

Needed a pair of running shoes on very short notice and emailed Ciaran, who quickly responded and…read moreput them aside until I could get there. The shop, and the shoes, saved our trip to Dublin.

Elvery's used to be one of the finest record stores in all of Dublin, Music City, but of course in…read morethis digital age nobody buys CD's anymore so Music City closed down. Boo-hoo, fuck capitalism, whatever, I got over it. Now it sells soccer, rugby and GAA jerseys. They are currently selling retro Dublin jerseys for €20 less than I paid for mine, and I went straight to the supplier, which kinda pisses me off. If I'm to be entirely honest. But I am still tempted by those Áth Chliath boxers....

Arrived at this shop, hidden in the grounds of Fitzwilliam Tennis Club, with a certain suspicion…read more Fitzwilliam TC is the most expensive, most exclusive in Dublin, and I was doubting the recommendation from a friend that I'd get value there. 30 minutes later I walked out with a tennis bag, socks, Ballport, 25 tennis balls and 2 new pairs of K-Swiss tennis shoes. Great range, great advice, and I reckon the price was as good value as you'd get anywhere, and the service better than most of these anonymous big multinational sports shops. Went back a week later to change the Ballport for the bigger one, and no quibble, and no rip-off. I'm going nowhere else for tennis and squash gear from now on. Trust me! Benny

I have been using Martyn Evans services for many years having been a badminton customer in earlier…read moreyears. I have always found the service exceptional with advice based on a customer need rather than a retailers current stock . They are flexible also with returns and prices are rarely bettered. . I would have given them 5 stars if they still had the Hitting Facility they used to but I suppose that is in the control of the tennis club . On that point I felt it a poor reflection on the tennis club that they would not permit use of the toilet . I am not a member there.

I have been going here for years for all my camping needs. Great selection, staff that know what…read morethey are talking about. They also have a range of other outdoor equipment and equipment for adventure sports. They are reasonabley priced. I got a great 3 season sleeping bag from them last week for under €70.

Outdoor Adventure Store - everything you need to know is in the name really, however I shall…read moreelaborate. It serves all of your camping, adventuring, hiking, climbing, running, jumping and general outdoorsy needs. The staff can talk the talk and I imagine that most of them are kayaking, kiting or climbing themselves silly when they're not selling outdoorsy equipment. I bought a backpack here about seven years ago and it has served me well through horrible airports, dodgy buses and wild and wonderful camping experiences. Doesn't look a day over three! Some equipment may seem expensive but it is good quality stuff so if you think you will get good use out of it then make the investment.

This place does a roaring trade in rugby gear for three reasons: Firstly it's the official Leinster…read moreRugby kit place thing-a-ma-bob; secondly, it's at the epicentre of a large number of big rugby schools, not least of all the rugby academy they pretend is a school, Blackrock College; and thirdly this is where lots of south side mom's* go shopping. I bought an Irish rugby jersey here for our disappointing last World Cup. I had to buy it in kids, age 10. How embarrassing is that?! Now, I'm twenty-three, five foot nine (and a half, mind you,) and I weight nearly seventy kilos. I demand that Canterbury present to me a ten year old that size. Now. See, they can't! Still, it's a good gag, I've gotta give it to them there. They really had me on that one. I suppose it's in the ethos of the sport too, so fair play, fair play. The staff here are friendly, it's Irish owned and they know there stuff in particular when it comes to rugby stuff. Four stars. *and Dad's but it doesn't sound as good that way :)

Not one of the best sports shops around. It also happens to be the main official Leinster rugby…read morestore, but that's so inconsequential, I'm going to leave that aside and concentrate on the non-Leinster-related-paraphernalia side of things. Not that there's much, it's a fairly small space. And they've taken up outside with Jansport bags (very nice for backpacks or what have you, but in space this small, you'd think they'd want to minimise superfluity, not expand it...) They've got the basics I admit, gumshields, rugby shirts, shin pads and the like. Not the best range of footwear, which, unless you do something like martial arts or swimming is kind of a big deal) and their swimwear isn't the broadest choice either, which is odd considering that one of the biggest clubs in Ireland is based around 10 minutes away so you'd think that could be a bit of a draw. My advice? Go to Lifestyle in Dún Laoghaire.

One for the bhoys. All Celtic, all the time, this shop has any item of clothing you could wish for,…read moreas long as you like it with green and white hoops. As well as kitting yourself out, you can also indoctrinate your kids in the faith - they even do baby gros. However, if you prefer not to wear your heart on your sleeve, then you can also show your support with a mug, towel, ornament or poster. Strangely, the Jervis Centre does not as yet feature a Rangers shop.