Needed to find a pharmacy and this one, bring open late, was a godsend. Very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff

This pharmacy is the best in dublin for prices, John the owner is very pleasant and very helpful,…read more also very knowledgeable , keep it up John, everyone else look and learn . EAMON.

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen was looking for some specific Irish remedies. The selection is…read morelimited, but we did find what we needed. The staff were hurried, but mostly helpful. The end.

Excellent service always. The pharmacist is so helpful as are all the staff…read more Can highly recommend this pharmacy.

Maurice and Janice etc are excellent i would highly recommend them they help you in any way…read morepossible Go to Terenure pharmacy

Theres a couple of Pharmacys in Terenure, this one is probably the best stocked and biggest in in…read moresize. As well as all the usual medical goodies also prescriptions it has a big selection of non medical stuff eg smelly stuff, perfumes and aftershaves. As its on the Rathmines side of Terenure, parking isn't an option.Staff are normally helpful,knowledgeable but have of late become a bit standoffish. Maybe they could do a 'treat your customers like real people' with Centra across the road who just don't know how to be nice sometimes.

More than once this place has come to my rescue when I realise I've run out of something only sold…read moreat a Pharmacy late in the evening. Open until 10pm you probably won't find a later opening pharmacy in the area, and because of it's location on O'Connell Street near O'Connell Bridge you would find yourself passing it reasonably often. Location brings other things too, like the constant feeling that the security people are going to jump you if you move too close to anything in the shop! And price are a little higher than the more suburban pharmacies, but I guess you can't complain when the location and opening hours probably make that necessary.

Convenient to our hotel and absolutely amazing in helping with a forgotten prescriptio, Hickey's…read moreopening at a later hour saved the day! They had very kind workers and readily helped with everything we needed.

This is a fantastic Boots - of course it has all of the usual boots offerings but the pharmacy…read morereally sets it apart. There are two pharmacists and both are really great. They offer really good advice and I usually go in here before I decide to visit the doctor. A perfect example was last month when I had a really sore throat. They now offer a "Sore Throat Test and Treat Service" so they took a swab from my throat and were able to tell me in a few minutes what the cause was. As it was not bacterial (Strep Throat) they told me i could treat it with over the counter medicines. If it had been Strep Throat they would have sent me to my doctor to get antibiotics. It only cost me €7.50 and saved me the time and expense of visiting my doctor. On many occasions they have given me really helpful advice about the medicines I was taking and they are very friendly and approachable.

Great big store. Lovely Staff. You can order anything it…read morewill be in store in 2-3 day. Perfect location just near the work offices. This store has everything. I love boots- I love their app and collection points - I think it's cool! You are saving a lot of money with the boots card.

I'm the type of person that gets in the shower only to remember that I've run out of shower gel, or…read moreto go brush my teeth and realise all the toothpaste is gone. Just my luck all of this happens to go down after normal hours of business. Thankfully there's a late night pharmacy in Rathgar for all my late night needs. It's a small enough chemist, but it's got all the essential that you need and the staff is always super friendly!

Unprofessional pharmacy, I will make sure to stay away!!!…read moreTheir unprofessionalism was and still is on the service level and now I realized that they were literally doing a damage to my wallet. I have been getting my prescriptions here for approximately two years, and my wife and I have our Drugs Payment Scheme since April 2023. My wife and I both gave our cards to the pharmacy (I did so at least 2-3 times) and were expecting everything to run smoothly, so not really checking whether the 80EUR monthly limit was met... In July I got a prescription from my GP for 6 months, and the pharmacy happily charged me over 300EUR for it. When I realized the amount I reached out to the HSE for a refund and I was sent by them back to the pharmacy to sort things with them since the HSE only handles things when these invlove more than one pharmacy. These guys first refunded me, but then said that since the prescription is for a 6 months period I didn't reach the 80EUR cap and took my money again saying that I have just over 50 EUR per month which should be taken into account. At that time I got another prescription drug, which they claimed to have, and then not have, with them changing their versions every day making me run around town to get that drug in other pharmacies and saying I will have to work with HSE to sync and get the refund for the sum over 80EUR. Just last month my wife wanted to pick my prescription and they said they are putting the drug aside, and when she came to pick this up they suddenly didn't have it. Yesterday (Dec20th) I cam to pick up my latest prescription after my GP called them to make sure they have it, and they tried to charge me 130 for it, after I asked them about the drug payment scheme they changed their version and wanted to charge me 80EUR. When I confronted them asking "where is my 50EUR monthly credit on the drug scheme" that they explained to me about just a couple of months back they pharmacist claimed that they now don't have my card on file, and that the 300+ purchase for 6 months wasn't part of it and was private since they didn't even know I had the card (which is a blatant lie since they actually refunded me based on the card and then charged me again as a 6 months prescription). After an argument she charged me 80EUR since she insisted on not having my card on file (again, a blatant lie) and I stormed out (I actually found out from my wife she already had s prescription this month for circa 15EUR which is now apparent they didn't include in any calculation). I think that a pharmacy is supposed to be a place that gives proper, professional service to people and shouldn't work like a random stand in a 3rd world country market. I don't even know how much my wife and I overpaid during the two years we got our prescriptions from them, and the way they made me run around town for a drug they said they have is just preposterous. I will be making a complaint with the PSI, but in the meanwhile I would advise everyone to stay away from this unprofessional establishment!!!

An excellent service made even better as in recent years they've moved to a slightly larger…read morepremises just a few doors down and took the opportunity to rid themselves of the unwanted monkey who used to guard the place by trying to intimidate honest customers. In its place there are now 4 beautiful friendly people who can answer any question no matter how badly I stumble while asking for a box of man size tissues. Funny enough, unlike other late night ventures (Spar, Centra I'm looking at you!!!) the prices here are actually far cheaper than in most of Dublin. Granted you may save a few cents by waiting until the supermarket opens the next day in which case you had better start saving those cents for baby food....

Hickey's Pharmacy in Harold's Cross has saved me a few times when I've been stuck late at night for…read morepharmaceutical supplies. They are open till 10pm every night, even on Sundays. The pharmacists are very helpful, and their prices are considerably lower than most others in Dublin - a prescription I have bought elsewhere for €13.50 costs just €11 here. On the down side, Hickey's is part of a chain of pharmacies, though they are Irish owned unlike Boots.

Wonderfully knowledgeable people with a grasp on the history and beauty of the place. An absolute…read moremust for every Joyce fan!

Support this small business with a purchase!! Hopefully this place will stay around for many more…read moreyears. It is a tiny little shop and not at all like any of the other pharmacys in Ireland... It has an interesting history and some pieces are original. standing today with the cabinets from the story still standing. This former pharmacy sells secondhand books & crafts. It was very crowded with all kinds of objects and only room for only about 5 people to stand. We learned from the shopkeeper that normally on the weekends the owner of the shop will play music. He just so happened to take his first holiday in over 3 years while we were there, so unfortunately we missed him. It was a great quick stop and if you time it right, it is worth peeking in for a visit.

The second pharmacy that is also NOT open on Sunday!…read more It's either Yelp or these establishments that are way off! Another wasted trip!!

This pharmacy is on my way home so it is very handy. It opens late too until 8 which suits people…read morewho work late hours. I always find the staff super friendly, no matter who I have dealt with over the years. It has everything you need including nice makeup stands and superb gifts at Christmas.

I was shopping when I heard the employee giving away free products. Using the illegal student card…read moreand the person was not well. I was appalled by the false rude stars of this pharmacy. I hate myself but the irish government arent to blame for poverty. What if the irish government werent in law in the irish government. I know the employee lied about her first day working in boots. Sorry for expressing my opinion.

In general I try to avoid Boots because it's way over priced for a lot of brands. For example I…read morebought some Manuka honey sweets here in the winter, then as I was passing the nearby Natures Way store I decided to check if they had it also. It was over 2 EUR cheaper than Boots. However, swings and roundabouts, I am a fan of is the Boots own brand hand cream, which is very reasonable and goes on lovely. I was here today because I couldn't find what I was looking for in Dunnes, so I checked boots and they had it. As for this store, it's well laid out. This Boots is better than the one on Grafton street, but only because it's got more space. They do have a great selection of all your usual pharmacy fare. It's bright and clean. Staff are generally friendly and very helpful. But as a rule, I try to shop in a supermarket or in your run of the mill chemist down the road, but as a last resort Boots is reliable