You can not come to Dublin and not run into a couple of shops, to then brag about friends with new clothes from Ireland. So, that's where you can go shopping in Dublin.
Shopping centers
"Clery's" (18-27 Lower O'Connell Street)
This is an old department store on the famous O'Connell Street, which was built here in the middle of the 19th century. A big clock that hangs on the entrance to the trading house has long been recognized as the most popular meeting place "Randevu" for residents of Dublin and tourists. In this trading house, you can buy both quite expensive and luxurious designer things and clothes and shoes at a more affordable price, in the assortment of departments you can trace a good combination of goods from Irish designers and inexpensive inexpensive brands on all world. The store offers the same available at the cost of glamorous clothes for the evening, and on the territory you can find a manicure salon.
Opening hours: Mon - Wed, Fri: 9:00 - 18:30, Thu: 9:00 - 21:00, Sat: 9:00 - 19:00, SSU: 11:00 - 18:00
"Dundrum Shopping Center" Sandyford Road)
The Dundrum shopping center has become one of the best suburban shopping centers in recent years. He is located in the city of Dandrum, 8 or 9 km from the center of Dublin. Shopping in this shopping center is represented by a wide range of shops and restaurants, so that a pair of hours is not limited to. Expensive brands are sold here, there are sports shops, departments for children, etc. The center itself is-light and spacious, not far from Mill Theater and a mini golf Park and a cinema, so that you can come here and shopping and entertainment .
Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 21:00, Sat: 9:00 - 19:00, SPU: 10:00 - 19:00
"POWERSCORT TOWNHOUSE CENTRE" (59 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET)
This is an elite shopping center located in a magnificent Georgian mansion, which once belonged to the PowerScourt family. Townhouse offers a wide range of high-quality clothing, shoes, antique goods, jewelry and much more. Not deprived of a trading house and a silent cafe where you can eat after a tiring shopping (you can advise "The Pepper Pot Café"). Here you can even pamper yourself in the hairdresser or beauty salon.
Opening hours: Monday - Friday: 10: 00-18: 00, Thursday: 10: 00-20: 00, Saturday 09: 00-18: 00, Sunday 12: 00-18: 00
Shopping streets
Grafton Street.
Grafton Street -Cepinetr shopping in Dublin. There is everything here, from high-end boutiques to low-cost seats and shoes. The street is always noisy and fun, street musicians and artists are playing, tourists run around by shopping. Shopping center "St. Stephen's Green - the main shopping point of the street with relatively inexpensive prices for the main products, and the famous statue of Molly Malone stands at the end of Grafton Street. For inexpensive purchases, you can go to the Dunnes Stores shopping center. On the roof of the cafe "Marks and Spencer's Cafe" there is a sightseeing platform, which is necessary to visit - the view from there is a wonderful view!
Great George's Street
Great George's Street offers an eclectic mixture of fashionable boutiques and old stores, clothing departments at affordable prices, food markets and shops with unusual products for collectors, as well as musical shops. Definitely, here you will find such things that could not find elsewhere. The GEORGE's Street Arcade shopping center, built in 1881, with a completely unique atmosphere, represents the greatest interest here. For example, inside you can find antique little girls, where you can buy wonderful photos, completely unique in kind.
Dublin markets
Moore Street Market.
Moore Street is an important street Dublin, which has long been known thanks to its open-air market. This is the oldest market of the city. The bazaar is open from Monday to Saturday. There are tens of kiosks with fresh fruits and vegetables at competitive prices. And also, this bazaar reveals the real life of Dublinians in full, so the tourists who want to see a piece of "real Dublin" on the market. Here you can also see the benches of African and Asian goods, which is quite interesting. Once at this bazaar, do not forget to bargain - this tradition is quite revered here.
Ranelagh Village Market. (24 Main ST)
The bazaar works from Thursday to Sunday and offers guests craft products and food. The market is located opposite the Ranelagh Luas Station station. And be sure to look here in the buckinistic shop - a completely wonderful place!
"TEMPLE BAR MARKETS" (Cow's Lane)
Tourist center Templ-Bar - as a house for three different markets on weekends. Here everyone can find something interesting for himself. On Saturdays on the Meeting House Square, the food market is broken here - first of all, this bazaar is famous for a wide range of rows that trade with cheeses and seafood, as well as fresh pastries. Also, here you can find benches with one of the best products of Irish artisans (about 20 different shops). Book Market Temple Bar Organize here on Saturday and Sunday in Temple Bar on TEMPLE BAR SQUARE Square - these days you can buy vintage books and vinyl records - just a paradise for lovers of literature and music. These Markets are a lot of your trip to Dublin, because it is here that you are unlikely to be found in other parts of the city at the same affordable prices.
Antique and vintage shops
"Christy Bird" (32 Richmond ST)
When you go from Rathmines to the city center, on the way you will meet one place, which is really allocated from the masses of the stores. At the intersection of the Grand Channel there is this wonderful antique store, which has been many more years. Here are sold a variety of antiques and souvenirs, some of which, by the way, are exhibited next to the shop windows. This store is a real storehouse for lovers of ancient good and one of the best places to buy rare furniture in the city. Also pleased a number of unique collectibles, such as puppet houses. Yes, and just come and lay on all these wonderful items - solid joy.