Ever little helps , right …read more Cheap and cheerful , always good bargains. Plus just across the road from the Maldron hotel .

This massive Tesco is like walking into a Super Target back in the states. There's more parking…read morebelow than in the entire town of Oranmore. It's amazingly well stocked, and has everything from food to clothing to laptops. It might literally have everything that's ever been made.

The greatest selection of groceries for a little grocer in a rural area of Ireland. Lots of…read morespeciality foods, yeast free vegetable stock powder, gluten free cakes, oats, quinoa, four different types of tofu and even some vegan cheese! An absolutely fantastic shop with very friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended!

Perfect place for shopping. I´m very satisfied. Serving is fast. Good prices. And even better…read moreproducts

Traveling, and I needed to find some food supplement restaurant fare. Loved the vegan friendly…read moreready to eat falafel! Good selection and fair prices.

Watch your change use a card or digital payments the staff hand out a lot of those Turkish coins as…read more 2 Euro especially in the clothing department, I've been caught a fair few times now, if I'm not carrying my card or phone i avoid at all cost. You've been warned

We discovered during our trip that a waterproof jacket that we brought wasn't really waterproof…read moreduring a hard rain so we popped into Dunne's, which is within walking distance from our hotel, to pick one up. They had a nice selection of men's jackets. We also picked up some undies and other toiletries. The store is bigger on the inside. It's also a grocery store too. The staff and cashiers were really helpful, esp with us not really comfortable using Euros. We were so glad Dunne's was conveniently close and had everything we needed.

Well stocked grocery store. Friendly employees. The store had everything we needed. Convenient…read morelocation.

The Centra here is a great place to resupply if you are staying in a nearby hotel. There is a nice…read moredeli in the back which makes a wide variety of fresh meals from dinner plates, to wok fried meals, to fresh pizza's. The food is alright, but it's certainly at the right price compared to the local restaurants. On that note, I would also suggest buying your booze here instead of any close by pubs to save yourself quite a few euro. Overall, nothing hugely special, but a good market to grab a bite and any necessities.

This looks like a common chain of grocery stores. Theyre scattered all over westford and dublin…read more One thing to be mindful of is these kind of places close early. You have to get what you need early. They were great for things like drinks, alcohol, chips. Candy, and anything you would find in a quick mart or 7 11 type store in the states.

When we went to Galway for a weekend this was the Tesco our host dropped us off at so we could walk…read moreinto town and as forgetful as me and my boyfriend are we forgot to get our host a present so when we had walked the town for 16 hours we went by Tesco to get a bottle of wine. This Tesco is pretty big, so it has everything imaginable and for a supermarket a good wine selection and the prices were not bad either. The service was horrible though, we were trying to find a price for one of the wines they had out so we tried to track down an employee. When we finally found one they just brushed us off with the comment "scanner is in Isle 19", we went to isle 19 and we found the scanner alright but it did not work, so we went back to the employee who now seemed annoyed and told us to ask one by the tills while the two tills that were open had 6 people in line. Not the best service in the world, really horrible in fact. We got the price of the bottle after waiting in line for 10 minutes and we bought the bottle as the price was decent for the quality of wine. The lady at the till was very friendly though, which was nice.

Excellent bakery and fresh seafood and meat departments. Very good selection and quality of food…read moreitems. The liquor department is well stocked and carries some premium products at reasonable prices. The checkout service is very easy. The store clerks have been very helpful. Clean and well organized.

Thanks to Noreen today for her help , and going to the car for me , Joan Cronin xxread more

Ordered from Tesco yesterday. They PUT BACK my entire order. I now have to go shopping myself…read more Thanks a lot.

This review pertains to the little restaurant that is part of the Tesco on the Deerpark Road in…read moreKillarney. I have nothing good, bad or indifferent to say about the actual supermarket itself. Actually, I tell a lie, as I'm pretty sure that I bought a bag of satsumas there, and they were fine. So mad props on your satsumas, Tesco. Myself and a friend were eating breakfast in the little restaurant. Actually, when I say restaurant, it was more like a canteen: pretty utilitarian inside, you get a tray and bring your food up to the counter type of thing. Not exactly plush, but perfectly adequate for a bit of a fry. I was eating a type of breakfast bap, while my friend was eating breakfast in the traditional "served on a plate" format. This friend had a clever ruse of getting a fried egg, but concealing it under his chips, so that when he went to the counter, he wasn't charged for the egg. So take note those of you who would be inclined to commit petty frauds against eateries (I'm surprised at the level of detail with which I remember this story, as these incidents occurred in 2004). We sat down, and proceeded to eat our food. I should point out at this point that both of us were baked, him slightly, me severely. Anyway, you know those little metal tea pots that you get with these type of affairs? Well, my breakfast companion was attempting to pour himself a cup of tea, but he was leaning the teapot over a little too much, so that the tea did not go into the cup, but rather ran down the body of the teapot and onto the table. I observed this and gave a little giggle. My friend was becoming more frustrated. "Why isn't the f*cking tea coming out?" When he said this, even though it wasn't actually that funny, I erupted in stitches of laughter. He looked at me bemused. "What's so funny". I attempted to explain to him, but this made me laugh even worse. I was left helpless, heaving with laughter and gesturing impotently at the teapot. It is, without exaggeration or hyperbole, the most that I have ever laughed in my entire life. At this juncture, I had nearly finished my bap. I was just about to put the last piece in my mouth when I noticed that there was mould on the bread. I mentioned this, and was probably in such a state of mind that I was going to finish it, but he told me not to be a f*cking eejit and to go up and get another one. The girl at the counter was mortified (justifiably) that she had given me a mouldy bap, and immediately made me another, non-mouldy one. The myself and my compatriot sat there and shared the bap, both of us breaking out in giggles frequently. So even though I was given a mouldy bap, I'm giving this place three stars, because without the mouldy bap, I wouldn't have as many fond memories.