Great printers! No hassle, can-do attitude and quick…read moreprinting! Such a relief after dealing with Reads!

As a promoter constantly working with bands and needing printing done to get the word out, these…read moreguys saved my life. Now I come here for everything from business cards to flyers to A3 gig posters, and they're doing my custom Christmas cards this year. The printing is great and they can get it done fast. WIN!

Before I and my friend chose this company's services, we checked on couple more before that and…read moreGartlan Winters Solicitors was the most attractive choice and we didn't regret. Waiting lobby is not big, but enough space for few people to wait. They have nice offices to sit down and discuss the matter. I've been dealing with mr. Greg Winters. Very diligent man. Highly recommending him. Even he doesn't specialize in every field, but he has others who will help you in your case really well.

Like one other review said, this really is a good place to go for any kind of project, big or…read moresmall, even if it's just printing a couple of pages - say, if you're in Dublin visiting and need to print your boarding pass, this could be an option. They sorted me out really quickly, I brought all the documents I wanted to print in a usb stick so I was able to just use the computer there and choose all the different print settings I needed and send them to the printer, it was pretty straightforward. Staff was nice, but they could've been a little bit more helpful - I was leaving there with about 90 printed pages and they didn't even offer to put them in a pouch or a paper bag for me, instead I had to ask for one - and then they provided it with no problem, but this is the kind of thing that makes the difference between four and five stars.

Print Save is a good deal for all types of projects. I've had loads to print lately, and have tried…read morea few places around Dublin- Print Save is the best I've come across so far. You get to pay less the larger your print job needs is. At most other places, that would go the other way around. The staff can also work with you to get same day turn around on whatever you have. I've typically walked in with a flash drive, explained what on it needs to be printed, and I walk out within 30 minutes. Color and black/white quality have been standard. *You can make a special request for photo quality paper or CV/Business related paper. That extra professional touch is worth it for cents upgrades.

My Husband and I can't thank you enough, we have just closed on our new home and if it wasn't for…read moreyour help we wouldn't have made it. Both Audrey and Kelly have gone beyond our expectations to complete this.. We definitely got a stellar service with you. Thank you once more

From the owner: Doyle & Company Solicitors has over 35 years’ legal experience of providing an honest and…read moretransparent legal service to its clients in Dublin 7 and Dublin 15. The practice has established itself as one of the top general practice law firms in Dublin . It has grown and expanded over the years, and now has 2 conveniently located offices in Cabra/Phisborough and Blanchardstown. Our experienced and highly professional solicitors and legal team pride themselves on being extremely approachable and efficient. We welcome those who need our assistance.

First tattoo. The staff were incredible and explained an ear tattoo was a horrible idea for a first…read moretattoo Tattoo looks great and is healing

Jeff and Mary were amazing! Kind, quick, and made sure I was well educated! I've never gotten a…read moretattoo abroad and they gave me some recommendations. I loved their vibe and walked out with a lovely tattoo in under an hour! Would see Jeff again :)

I was lucky enough to get a sneak preview with Yelp of the Open House Dublin tour of 9/9a Aungier…read moreSt, a house built in 1664 and one of the oldest surviving domestic dwellings in Dublin. We often think of Dublin's Georgian past when it comes to the architecture of the city but Aungier st. as part of the Aungier Estate was the first planned street outside the old medieval city walls. It was a very fashionable address and home to nobility, aristocrats and well-to-do merchants. No. 9/9A was discovered as still having its original structure despite its purpose and its living accommodation changing considerably over its 350 years and MESH architects have taken on a massive, time consuming restoration work here. We started our tour outside the Chester Beatty in the grounds of Dublin Castle where we were given a historical overview of medieval Dublin and the event that led to the laying out of Aungier St. We then proceeded out the Ship st gate and turned left up the cobbled street to Stephens Street Lower. We stopped and had a quick look in above The Central Dairy building which is also a restoration project in progress before heading to 9/9A. One of the architects involved in restoring this fabulous old building gave us a tour discussing the structure, how it has been altered and what they can learn from the way the house was built and from analysing the materials used. I unfortunately had to leave the tour early but before I left I learned how the craftsmen often used superstitious markings on the rafters and joists to bless the building and that by analysing the plasterwork an paint they can tell what was burnt in the fireplaces and can deduct from this how the rooms were used. How cool is that? It was amazing to see the house stripped back to the bare bones so that you could see how it was built and see how much work goes into a restoration project such as this! This is not a tour for little ones, this house is a building site right now. ******* I also did a tour of the Grand Canal Dock area yesterday with one of the architects who was involved in designing a number of blocks in the area, which was very interesting. My only criticism would be that he didn't have a great speaking voice, too low for a tour. ******** I also gave tours as part of Open House yesterday. I volunteer at Marsh's Library and while I am definitely biased ( I'm also a librarian) it's a great place to visit at an event like this as they often include the garden which visitors don't normally get to see!

Seeing the bones of the oldest intact house/dwelling place in the city is an extraordinary…read moreexperience. The Yelp Elite Open House tour of 9/9a Aungier Street started at the Chester Beatty Library to give us a visual overview of the masterplan. Aungier Street is apparently the oldest planned street in the city, ending at the now-vanished St George's Church which faced Dame Street. We 'processed' out the back of the Castle, as one does, along Stephen Street, where in some waste ground, the medieval ditch of Dublin is still apparently visible. How cool is that? It reminds how every corner of Dublin has a history, sometimes several histories. The Central Dairy shop on Stephen Street, which used to be a defunct newsagents, now hosts a lovely designer shop on the ground floor, and the upper floors are being restored. I think it's amazing to be able to see an old house stripped back to the bare essentials. The tour of 9/9a was the highlight, the guides from Open House had their work cut out for them getting people to move on the next part of the tour, so fascinating was each room. Such a privilege to be shown around by people whose knowledge is driven by a passion for Dublin's history which I suspect in neither profitable nor popular. I hope the Open House event this year (17-19 October) is a success and is a showcase for the great work that's being done by the Irish Architecture Foundation. A big thank you to Emily for organising this event. Another quirky idea from the ever-creative Yelp CM!