Shopping Centres in Dublin

Dublin is quickly becoming one of the most popular destinations with shoppers in Europe. Dublin is a city flourishing with prestigious shopping boutiques, acclaimed high street retailers, and humble yet fashionable local stores. There is something for everyone in Dublin. Listed below are some of the popular shopping locations and centres in Dublin.

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Grafton Street

Grafton Street is Ireland’s main, and most famous, shopping area. Fashion favourites such as River Island, Brown Thomas, Topman, Vero Moda, Next, Ted Baker, Warehouse, Monsoon, Marks & Spencers, Warehouse, Oasis, A-Wear, Avoca, Pia Bang, Reiss, and Laura Ashley are all featured along the street. Be sure to explore the endless maze of streets that branch off from Grafton Street. You wouldn’t want to miss out on a bargain!

Grafton Street also boasts many popular restaurants and coffee shops along its route for you to relax and enjoy during your shopping excursion.

St Stephens Green Shopping Centre

St Stephens Green Shopping Centre is located at the top of Grafton Street. More than 100 outlets, both large and small chain, are featured within this prestigious shopping centre. Retailers spread across the three floors include, Julien, No Name, Benneton, TK Maxx, Swamp, Belucci Menswear and Alan Shoes. St Stephens Green Shopping centre also contains an extensive selection of restaurants and cafes.

Fashion favourites such as The House of Fraser, Bershka, Tommy Hilfiger, Bertoni, French Connection, Furla, BT2, Jack & Jones, Monsoon, Karen Millen, Lacouste, Pamela Scott, Timberland, are just some of the stores in Dundrum.

Dundrum is located in south county Dublin but is easily accessible from the city centre as it is serviced by the green line LUAS (Dublin’s tram service) from St. Stephens Green.

Dundrum Shopping Centre

Dundrum Shopping Centre is a three in a row winner of the Shopping Centre of the Year award at the FBD Retail Excellence Awards. The centre has seen more than 70 million customers since opening its doors in March 2005. More than 100 stores and 34 restaurants are featured within the shopping centre. Dundrum also consists of a 12-screen cinema, a theatre, and has 3,400 car spaces.

Henry Street

The pedestrianised Henry Street, located on Dublin's north side, features many large retailers such as River Island, Body Shop, Dunnes Stores, Envy, Sasha, Merc, A-Wear, Oasis, Japan, Korky’s, and many more. Also located on Henry Street are large department stores such as Arnotts, Jarvis Shopping Centre, and Debenhams.

Henry Street features many street merchants selling anything and everything from stall to stall. Located just off Henry Street is the famous out-door food market of Moore Street.

Liffey Valley Shopping Centre

Liffey Valley is one of the largest shopping centres in Ireland. It is located just off the M50 motorway in south county Dublin. Retailers and boutiques in Liffey Valley include Benetton, Dorothy Perkins, Boots, Burtons, A-Wear, Miss Selfridge, River Island, Topman, Topshop, and Warehouse.

The Ilac Shopping Centre

The recently renovated Ilac Shopping Centre, located just off Henry Street, is a popular shopping location in Dublin City centre. Store fronts include H&M, Jack & Jones, Korky’s, Debenhams, Diesel, and Perfume Direct. One unique element to the Ilac Shopping Centre is the inclusion of a small chapel just in case the stresses of shopping become too much!

The Blanchardstown Centre

Escape the hustle and bustle of city centre shopping and retreat to the Blanchardstown Centre in the north west of Dublin for some quality shopping. With more than 180 shops, 4 department stores, 3 retail parks, 9 screen cinema, 7,000 free parking spaces, and 20 restaurants; Blanchardstown has it all. Popular shops include Bests Menswear, Oasis BT2, BTKids, Newbridge Silverware, Pamela Scott, Debenhams, French Connection, Footlocker, Topman, and Topshop.