Graham's is an excellent and awesome shoe store for a couple of reasons…read more 1. The price point of every pair is not ridiculously high 2. The selection is offbeat and fun 3. The staff is fun 4. There are always lots of shoes on sale, especially between seasons Selling a range of casual sneaks, edgy leather boots and unusual and fun heels, Graham's has a great mix of stuff that will keep you from blending in. Think of this place as a little bit indie. They sell a few brands that I have always loved - Poetic License and Irregular Choice, which I haven't found anywhere else in Dublin. The prices aren't bad, and the sale prices are awesome. Lots of pairs are half off or even more! Definitely check this place out if you're not interested in the cookie cutter party girl look.

Hello "Hello" said…read morethe nice but clearly tired shop assistant, "how can I help you?" She looked at me, realised it was unlikely that I was in to get shoes for myself (we were in the kids dept) and looked for the child that must be somewhere in tow. ...there he was... faster than a speeding bullet, diving through my legs, past the fish tank (really big, impressive and colourful) and under the benches. She looks at the legs and feet poking out, measures the feet and gets a selection of runners for himself. The selection was big and well chosen.... All bright, boyish and garish as hell. I spotted the ones he would go for immediately - not the most expensive (but not cheap), but by far the brightest most garish runners I have ever seen - they even had lights, lots of lights. Within 2 mins he had them on He didn't take them off for 3 days. Great shop, great (and very tolerant) staff.

Love the but not for the more4less they robed my €20 I dropped the €20 on the ground and they said…read more(oh we didn't pick it up at all) I was gonna say show me your cameras but then I didn't want them to go my time

Handy shopping centre, has chemist, newsagent, travel agent, cafe, Euro shop, phone shop, boutique,…read morehairdressers/beauty salon, sports goods, shoe shop, haberdashery, butchers, jewellers and fresh veg shop to mention a few. Dunnes is the anchor store and the shopping centre boasts a large free car park with a taxi rank on site. There's also a postoffice attached to the shopping centre.

It's every girls fantasy ... a house of shoes. I know I own a good 50 pairs of shoes that I've…read morenever worn/ have only worn once and that doesn't stop me from still wanting more. They've got lots of pretty shoes in House of Shoes, and it was even harder to resist with the sale that they had on ... I'm talking 50% reduction at the least. Oh shoes you hurt my feet and my financial well being but you look so pretty when I see you.

I am delighted to give top 5 star rating to this shoe shop. Paul Byrons Shoes based in the Manor…read moreMills Shopping Centre in Maynooth is well worth a visit, particular at this time as they have an absolutely brilliant and genuine sale of top class shoes makes such as Skechers, Pitillos, Reiker, Crocs, Ecco, to name but a few. The staff there are the most helpful shop assistants I have ever come across and are consistently friendly and just plain nice to customers, even when they are very busy and under pressure such as at present during the sale and parents trying to get shoes for children going back to school etc. I was there recently and bought a fantastic pair of Reiker sandals for a mere €35 less than half the original price. I also tried on the most comfortable pair of shoes that I have put on my bunioned feet - Pitilos with a nice heel height and classic stylish look, but they didn't have my size in the navy colour that I so wanted to match a lovely new dress! However, the helpful assistant whom I dealt with Sinead, saw how disappointed I was and went above and beyond the call of duty and said she would check around all the other shops to see if she could locate a pair for me - by the way they have stores all over the country from Maynooth, Newbridge, covering the whole of the midlands and some of the West as far as Galway. I had only left the shop an hour when Sinead called me and said she had located a pair for me in the Athlone shop and would have them delivered to Maynooth within a week where I could pick them up. In fact, much to my surprise I got a call again from Sinead within 3 days saying that they had now got the shoes in and I could call to collect them!...which of course I did, much to my delight and even better to get them again at the reduced price of €37 from the original €85 - was I trilled or what! So if you want to bag a bargain, head straight to Paul Byron Shoes. Incidentally, I have discovered that they also have a very good online shop, but because of my 'troublesome' feet, I am one of these people who simply has to try on the shoes first before purchasing.

Bought a pair of shoes after 2 months the heel fell off returned them to the shop with receipt…read moreasuming a new pair would replace the faulty pair was sent off for inspection and was told that they were worn out and no refund or replacement was offered not worn out barely used threw them in the bin havent and wont buy shoes there again cheap shoes rubbish customer service.

Faith always have very stylish and trendy shoes and boots! I love to come here when I am looking…read morefor shoes for a special occasion. I always find what I am looking for here. The shop is big and spacious and the staff are very helpful.

I left a handbag in for repair as the strap had come out its socket. It was 1.5cm wide so required…read moreapprox 2 stitches. This cost €20. When queried they said that there is a minimum charge on stitching of €20 no matter how many stitches required. Good customer service would have been to ssy this in advance. Very very expensive

Every time I bring in a pair of shoes the price is higher, I think they just make up the price,…read moreit's too expensive I will not be going back.

Primarily this shopping centre is home to a large Dunnes Stores, which has a good sized homeware…read moresection as well as the usual groceries, but there are a number of shops here which are also useful, such as a smattering of clothes shops, two cafes, a book shop, butchers, pharmacy, newsagents and florists. There is a large underground carpark where parking is free for the first two hours. This means you can get your groceries without having any parking difficulties, and spaces in the carpark are usually readily available. While not the kind of shopping centre you'd go clothes shopping in, Ashleaf has what you need for your general shopping and you might find some clothes, shoes or jewelry to your taste while you're there.

Ashleaf is your standard Irish shopping centre, but I think it better than your average SC…read more I've been to the butchers, a pharmacy and the big Dunnes Stores. There were all pretty good, as those businesses go. There is also a dry cleaners, an Easons, a bakery, an Xtravision, a MacDonalds amongst other businesses. Parking underground is free for the first two hours.