RSSDublin Shopping
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Shopping in Dublin city centre focuses on the two main pedestrianised shopping streets of Grafton Street / Stephen's Green on the southside centre and Henry Street on the northside and their surrounding streets. Both places are just either side of the River Liffey, a few minutes walk apart but both areas have a distinctly different buzz and identity.
Grafton Street
Grafton Street is one of Dublin's most prominent shopping districts. Full of high street and upmarket shops, department stores and nearby shopping centres. It is the perfect place for window-shopping, enjoying a coffee in the flagship Bewleys and listening to street-performers. Or if you are a die-hard shopper, this pedestrianised street won't let you down, providing some of the best shops in Dublin!
St. Stephen's Green
The very popular St. Stephen's Green Shopping Centre can be found at the top of Grafton Street. An ideal location for gift shopping, grabbing a bite to eat, spending a Sunday afternoon browsing, shoppers can find almost anything at the Green.
Powerscourt Townhouse Centre
Just a few minutes off Grafton Street, shoppers will find Powerscourt Shopping Centre. Within this beautifully refurbished Georgian town dwelling you will find quality goods and excellent restaurants.
With its historical past the centres architecture serves as a magnificent setting for browsers and shoppers alike.
Explore the specialist shops fashion, antiques, crafts, art galleries, jewellery, flowers, health and beauty salons all under one roof.
Henry Street
The very popular Henry Street has department stores such as the extensive Arnotts and an assortment of popular clothing and footwear stores. The ILAC Shopping Centre is here, the newer Jervis Street Shopping Centre, and the famous outdoor food market of Moore Street is always bursting with bargains. To the west via Mary Street is the Capel Street area with an assortment of home and DIY stores, tool and furniture shops.
Arnotts
Arnotts is Ireland's largest department store.
Arnotts offers an unparallel choice of Irish and international brands in gift wear crystal and glassware fashion, furniture, sportswear, childrenswear and fragrance and beauty products.
The Store has a dedicated Irish Shop and a selection of four comfortable cafes and restaurants. Arnotts Gift Vouchers are the ultimate gift choice and the store offers tax free facilities for visitors from outside the EU.
Clery’s
For generations Clery's Department Store has represented the excitement of shopping in the heart of Irelands capital.
Steeped in tradition it is considered one of the worlds oldest department stores and is a veritable one stop shop of Irelands crafts.
Additional services available are Tax Free Shopping for non EU visitors overseas postal service, money transfer service Bureau de Change.
shopping centres
Liffey Valley Shopping Centre
Visit one of Dublin's largest shopping destinations.
In fact more than 70 of the biggest names in shopping can be found here.
The range of services are second to none, family car parking, a crèche, parent and baby rooms, free little tyke, baby and bottlefood warming.
Blanchardstown Shopping Centre
The Blanchardstown Centre is the most modern regional scale shopping and leisure centre ever to be developed in Ireland and has been designed as the town centre of Blanchardstown.
The Centre is located on a 100-acre site off the N3 dual carriageway close to the intersection with the M50.
The Centre opened in October '96 and is now regarded as Ireland's leading shopping and leisure destination. It comprises over 150 retail units, 2 major department stores, a 9-screen multiplex cinema, restaurants, a bar and a 24-hour family entertainment centre.
