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13 years ago
Pretty basic as post offices go but does the main bit (you know, posting stuff). They don't sell phones or cards or any of the extras that most of the others do. read more
Stillorgan Post Office - Post Offices Near Me - Blackrock, D
Stillorgan Shopping Centre
Blackrock, Co. Dublin
Republic of Ireland
Stillorgan
(01) 288 2063
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30p, that's all I used to need to get my lunch in here, a big roll and a packet of chickatees, one…read moretasty chickatee roll coming up! Okay I was in the local secondary school and crisp sandwiches were really popular in those times, I remember some girls even using their bus fare too get this lovely lunch. I suppose you would need to walk home and get the exercise if you ate that many crisp sandwiches! Anyway, Lynam's is the local newsagent/ convenience store for the local school and the locals around Lower Goatstown. It has all the usual things a newsagent has but this one is special because it also has a post office! Yes, that's right this shop has that very Irish multifunction thing going on and very handy it is too!
I believe their Banana Bread is really really good.. OK OK, I gave them the recipe, but its still…read moretrue :) I've tried their in house freshly baked pizza and it was delicious. There was roasted butternut squash, feta and caramelised onion on it. Their breakfast pizza was pretty impressive too. If Lynams keep on this track, they'll be the Mortons or Donnybrook Fair of Goatstown. The shop also doubles as a post office which is always a bonus. We went away with a nice Chablis and Fleurie, both of which were lovely wines. The area is lucky to have Lynams, it's not your average newsagent.
On right: Front half has goats cheese and roast peppers, the back half has roast butternut squash, feta and caramelised onion.
Shop front, with unlocked bike leaning up against it.
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Is it me or are post offices beginning to expand into very 'un…read morepostofficy' sort of areas? I have already reviewed one in Sandymount that doubles as a deli but I truly didn't expect to find one that also served as a toy shop - but that is exactly what the Nutgrove shopping centre post office does. Things are all fairly cheap playthings, disposable really, but when you have a grumbling 18 month old in the buggy and all you need is a 2Euro donkey to get you through the next 30 mins of shopping there's no where like it!
I didn't believe it when quentin wrote about the post office in nutgrove,it used to be in the…read moremiddle of the centre and did nothing more than what a post office should (or usually does) but he is right! in order to get to the post officey bit at the back you have to fight through the kids and toys to get to it. now its not like a smyths and you are unlikely to get any brand name toys in here, rather, you will find tacky tea sets and pink plastic crowns. or for the boys you could have some cow boy guns or a chunky bulldozer (wait, forget the boy girl divide bit there either type of kids could like any of the toys i mentioned! its almost 2010 for gods sake!) anyway, take this review as a warning if you need to go to the Post ofice and you have a kid in tow, you will need to bring a few extra euros so that you can buy whatever cheap toy grabs the attention of the child, very good marketing ploy from this shop!
This is one of those post offices that still looks like it probably did 50 years ago and i like…read morethis about it, there is no nonsense in here you just get in do your business and get out, you're not distracted by shiny newness or excessiveness. The only things they stock are cards and paper and string and sellotape, the kind of stuff you might need to post something! There are little counters around the edges of the small store for you to write your letter and lick your stamp, nothing fancy just practical. The people behind the counter look like they have been there for years too, not that they look old but more that they treat customers like you think you would have been treated a long time ago and this is a good thing!
Very helpful staff here! I had to make a couple of separate trips to ship my holiday goods back to…read morethe US, and they were quite nice about my various foibles, including an attempt to buy stamps with a laser card (which you can't do) and my pack-it-all-into-one-honkin-box tradition. Based on the recommendation of the nice woman behind the window, I repacked my gifts into several smaller boxes and saved a chunk of change. Bottom line: Ask for help, bring cash.
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It has now become my mission in life to see out unusual post offices... I didn't even know there…read morewas such a thing until recently but now that I know what to look for I am finding them everywhere. Here in Deans grange is a card & gift shop with a post office right in the middle of it... which makes sense when you need to send something to a loved one but have left it till last post the day before the special occasion .... There's a whole wife and anniversary joke here somewhere but damned if I can put it together. The shop is hallmark so funnily enough there are lost of 'cutesy' cards and cuddly toys and also a stationary section. The staff are friendly which you'd expect in a hallmark shop!
Staff here are always friendly, helpful and efficient. They are so nice to all their elderly…read morecustomers and have always been able to deal with any queries or difficulties I may have had.
I went to this post office to post a fragile item by registered post. I specifically asked the man…read morebehind the counter TWICE to put fragile stickers on the parcel. He said he would. When the parcel arrived to its destination it was completely smashed and there were NO fragile stickers on the parcel. I am hugely dissatisfied with the unprofessionalism of this post office and will be warning everyone I know not to use them.
Right on the quays and open at all the right hours, I somehow always forget that this neat and tidy…read moreAn Post office is actually here. Might be the unfortunate place beside the long-closed hotel that sucks up most of the block. Or, it could be a result of that lengthy road works program that made most of this street off limits to pedestrians. Could be the tendency for shops along this stretch of the quays to shutter after a few months trade (or at least that's how it feels). But yet here it is, a place for your stamps, billpay and top ups right behind a very active bus stop and actually quite busy throughout the day. That'll teach me to judge a shop by it shutters.
A pleasant and convenient post office…read more It's easy to miss, though once you spot it you won't un-see the beckoning green. It's quiet a handy post-office, being so close to Four Courts. They provide all the postal services and even sell commission free Sterling and US Dollars at, seemingly, a mid-market rate. The staff is friendly and there's a small stand of greeting cards and envelopes you can purchase in a pinch. It is worth noting that you have to get your registered or swift post in by 5:15, so plan for that, but everything else seems to be grand until they close.
Usually very crowded. Staff are friendly, but their equipment doesn't seem to be up to date. If…read moretheir printer is broken, they ask you to come back another time. ;-)
I collected a very heavy, large parcel from the Coolmine PO Sorting Office last Monday 4th February…read more2019. The PO worker, that was dealing with my package, offered to carry it to my car. Excellent customer service and I am sorry I did not get the gentleman's name. I did thank him verbally but now I would like to put it into writing. Pleasure to deal with a happy, friendly, courteous, helpful individual. Mary
Small yet perfectly formed, Parkgate Street Post Office perches at the increasingly busy crossroads…read moreof Parkgate Street and Infirmary Road, adjacent to the Phoenix Park. Despite the shining modern spectacle of the neighboring Courts of Criminal Justice -freshly opened just across the street - the post office itself lends a feeling of timeless local life; stop in to buy stamps for a letter to Australia and end up chatting about the cousin in Perth who you hope to see in the new year. Lines get long on Wednesday afternoons -and be forewarned that this branch of An Post closes for lunch at 1pm on the button, opening again from 2.15pm till 5.30 with final mail pickup at 5.30. Further services available at this location include: Billpay, Courier Services, TV License renewal / purchases, AIB Banking and more.
I mean, what can ya say…read more It's your typical Irish post office. Opens ridiculously inconvenient hours, but with a friendly attitude! The guys in here are normally pretty smiley and are a pleasure to deal with. There never seems to be too much of a queue, and if there is, it goes relatively quickly. It's a small post office so they're not massively stocked in envelopes and boxes and the likes, but they have the basic essentials there. One issue is parking - if you are driving, there's none around - you're better off going up to the Prussia St one as it's located within a Tesco, so you can park without fear of the dreaded clampage! They close from 1pm - 2.15pm every week day (I just don't understand why post offices do this - surely, surely they could stagger their lunches to enable people who work 9-5 to use their services?) Anyway, if you do work from 9-5, they do actually open for a half day on a Saturday til 1pm, so all is not lost. Unless you were out the night before... But hey, that's your problem!
As a frequent vistor to this Post Office I can affirm that the service I receive is excellent at…read moreevery level, cheerful, friendly servece from both Debbie and Clodagh make this a pleasant visit every time. Jim Hawkins
This place got done up last year and hired some new staff. They're now open throughout lunchtime…read moreand normally have 2-3 staff members working here at any one time. Subsequently there never seems to be much of a queue which is great. The staff are extremely friendly and it's very handy being able to make bank lodgements via the post office. Big thumbs up
Run by a very nice man called Tony and his staff, not exactly the prettiest shop in the city but…read moredoes what it says above the door... which is bit of a plus these days!