I discovered Penney's while perusing the buzzing neighborhood near my hotel. As soon as I walked…read morein, it reminded me of Primark. Lo and behold, I found out they're a part of the same company/brand. How cool!! Same great products, same great prices. They even had a fully operating hair and nail salon inside. I barely had any vacant space in my luggage, but I absolutely had to grab some good deals and exit quickly lol. The store is huge and the various sections are easy to browse. It was also easy to spot employees walking around if you needed to ask for help.

This is my first time coming to Ireland as an adult and my Mother and Sister in law who visit often…read morehave raved about this store...it's 100% worth the hype. In retrospect, I wish I had packed half the clothing that I did for this trip and just purchased the majority of my trip's wardrobe here upon arrival! The clothing seems of very nice quality and so inexpensive. One of the rolling carry-on bags we used on this trip my mom got here during her last visit and it was by far one of the easiest of all our bags to travel with.

Mischa Barton has been known to buy an outfit or two in here. If it's good enough for Mischa it's…read moregood enough for me. Actually, it's too expensive for me. But I still like to have a look in here every now and then and check the sale rack. Tulle is full of beautiful dresses, some with a vintage feel to them but they're all one of a kind pieces. They have lots of labels that fashionistas out there might recognise such as Sass, Betsey Johnson and Malene Birger. All I know is that they have pretty clothes.

Tulle offers beautiful cloths for chic girls. It features…read moreinternational designers. + fairy night dresses Only one size per item.

Fun vibe and nice selection of stores. Enjoyed walkign thru at Christmas time - was super busy and…read morefestive. Check it out!

I don't like this shopping centre. I find it very confusing, can't find what I'm looking for & I…read morealways find it very crowded for my liking, especially during Covid. Don't think I'll be going back any time soon

Amazing band shirts! Also prices aren't bad at all. Got a KISS n Linkin park tshirt. It was only…read more50€ in total. Lady was very nice. Definitely recommend!

I was really pleasantly surprised by K-OT-IK (note: that name is really annoying to type out)…read more :From outside it looks like a dive run by hippies in hemp cardigans and dreadlocks. Inside I found some of the coolest t-shirts I had seen in Dublin. They look like home-made vintage band tees with the likes of the Doors, The Clash and Lou Reed on them. Right up my alley. The fit on some of the t-shirts was a bit weird, but they still were highly original. The decor of the place was slightly questionable, but the girl on the till was lovely and overall I was very impressed by K-OT-IK. But please management, change the name.

Love this shop, great for bed linen, sheets, blankets, etc, quite cheap so that's good, the staff…read moreup stairs are so lovely, the woman downstairs is quite rude, but look I didn't let her bother me, great shop!!

It's like an aladdin's cave you never know where you might find from the highest clothes…read more Shop in trolley Bring in my daughter in 4 the first time today Can't wait to see want see thinks of it

This is a grocery only Dunnes Stores. I've worked near within walking distance of this shop for…read moreyears and have never before so consistently received terrible customer service in the one shop from multiple staff. Why do I continue going? Well, because it's the closest to me and the price is reasonable. But I've finally decided to stop going there and have started making a much longer trek to Aldi on Parnell St. I generally think Dunnes stores is reasonably priced, well laid out and well stocked. The staff are fairly consistently ignorant. It's an impressive feat that this seems to run through the entire company, from managers to checkout staff, in every county of Ireland that I've been in one. For weekly groceries, this doesn't bother me, I'm just there to get my product and get out. However, for my daily lunch, I just can't take it any more. Main complaints for the North Earl St Dunnes: 1. Staff on the Deli don't know what the price of the sandwiches are. I've been ordering the same meat-free sandwich for probably 1 year, and the price seems to be completely dependent on who is serving me. When I point this out, I usually get into a brief argument before someone more senior explains to the confused staff member that "eggs aren't meat". 2. The checkout staff are the stupidest, most unfriendly, ignorant bunch of twats I've ever met (apart from one or 2). They don't look at you, continue chatting to the staff member next to them refuse to accept slightly old looking notes. And (this seems to apply to all Dunnes Stores), they ask you to sign the customer copy of the receipt when getting cash-back!! Why do they do that? It's normally the other way around, if at all. Why do I need signed proof that I received the money? I've never seen it anywhere but Dunnes, and it boggles my mind. But maybe I'm missing something. 3. The queues are ridiculous at peak times and I've seen staff just hanging around at these times, when they should be on the checkout, or better still, replaced by self-service checkouts that aren't stupid, unfriendly, are more efficient and don't go on strikes from their jobs that need not exist in the first place. Finally, the bread is always slightly hard and the ATM works only 50% of the time.

Has anyone seen that show Anonymous where Jason Byrne dresses up 'celebrities' in all kinds of make…read moreup and wigs and things and totally changes their appearances. I was watching recently were they dressed the celeb up as an old woman and made her go into a luggage shop and make the poor person who worked there demonstrate how the bag worked and how to roll it back and forth, etc. You get the gist. That's exactly what I think of everytime I walk past this shop. It's got all kinds of bags for all kinds of occassions and travels. They've got suitcase, backpacks, rucksacks, duffle bags, etc. They've even got a bag there that you could quite possibly fit a whole person into!

I personally find the bag shop to be the best value place to go buy a school bag, fashion bag or…read moresuitcase! They have all sizes for your needs, and everything i have bought so far has been really good quality. I particularly recommend the the jan sport bags for a good all round durable schoolbag that isn't hideous! The shop's staff are all very helpful and if you're buying a suitcase and are worried about baggage limits they'll be more than happy to find the right bag for you.

During our stay at the nearby Point A on Parnell, I popped into the Ilac Center, mostly for…read moretoiletries at Boots and a visit to a cool Liverpool FC store. There's more to shop for here at this reasonably large "inner city" mall.

Not safe outside. Nice Dunnes Stores cafe but food was cold. Good library on the top floor with…read morelots of facilities and a nice Normal store!

Bold, bright and chock-full of taffeta and satiny numbers, Genesis Fashions is a Moore Street…read moremainstay for formal gear with a twist. Owner Juliana stocks a range of semi-formal wear for women and children, plus jeans, boots and a few snazzy accessories like giant shades and chunky jewellery that definitely aren't for the faint of heart. The stock is cheaper than say, the formal gear in Debenham's or Arnotts, but for experimental Debs wear or a flashy frock right for a turn on "Dancing With The Stars", Genesis Fashions is worth a browse.

I see the Vero Moda label crop up in very unexpected places. Considering the brand is relatively…read moreanodyne - awash with plain, inoffensive knee-length dresses, black tank tops and trenchcoats, I am always flabagasted to see it in and amongst what I would deem much more idioysyncrtaic labels such as St. Martins, Fever, Orion and Numph on clothes racks within these expensive boutique shops such as Bow and The Loft inside Powerscourt Townhouse. To me, it beggars belief how such an insipid brand can be considered anywhere as near characteristic as St. Martins for example which oozes distinctiveness and a creative edge unseen anywhere else. The Vero Moda shop therefore, that which accommodates all of their trade name under one roof has never made an impact on me. On the very few occasions I have been inside I have left incredibly soon after for a very straightforward reason - I was bored by what I saw. All I see are an unwarranted amount of black tops and lackluster short dresses. I am not usually uncompromising when it comes to the colour black nor simplistic clothing - I'm not a snob for sophistication or anything like that, if anything I admire the way something as one-dimensional as black and tank-tops (for example, when relating the issue to a style of clothing) remain relevant, timeless even, despite their aesthetic humdrumness people still always want them, yet I still find their mass appearance here as something that is mind-numbing and ultimately uninspiring. It would be different if Vero Moda shaped or 'cut' (in the fashionista sense of the word) the simplistic clothes in a particularly stylistic way creating a really well turned-out, razor-sharp looking little black dress or cool aerodynamic-looking unadorned cocktail dress but they produce nothing of the sort.