Shopping in Dublin

People shopping on Grafton Street

Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre

Located at the south end of Grafton Street and beside St. Stephen’s Green Park, Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre offers a sanctuary for shopping enthusiasts. Its beautiful interiors combined with its shops, offering anything from clothing, accessories and food to exceptional items like Irish Knitwear provide a unique and relaxed shopping experience. This shopping centre has something for everyone. Art lovers will find the Green Gallery on the top floor especially intriguing.

Grafton Street

Located at the south end of Grafton Street and beside St. Stephen’s Green Park, Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre offers a sanctuary for shopping enthusiasts. Its beautiful interiors combined with its shops, offering anything from clothing, accessories and food to exceptional items like Irish Knitwear provide a unique and relaxed shopping experience. This shopping centre has something for everyone. Art lovers will find the Green Gallery on the top floor especially intriguing.

George’s Street Arcade

The city centre crafts &arts indoor market stands out with Its Victorian style red-bricked walls and several shops and stalls selling a variety of items of arts, fashion, food and even a fortune teller tent:

  • 3 Accessories (fun, nerd, costume),
  • Doni Doni (crafts from Mali & West Africa)
  • Heads up (hat shop)
  • Lir Coins (World coins, notes and medals)
  • Loose Canon (Cheese and Wines)
  • Maktus (alternative gifts & souvenirs)
  • Rare (Asian, nerd, comics, K-Pop accessories)
  • Retro (Vintage clothing)
  • Seeking Judy (alternative clothing shop)
  • Spin Dizzy (Record shop)
  • Unique (crafts and design)
  • Stokes Bookshop
  • Tarot Reading by Keith Kavanagh
  • Watch Sales (Old watches and collectables)
  • Zaatar (wood fired manakeesh pizza)

Henry Street

Shopping in Dublin wouldn’t be the same without a visit to Henry Street, one of Dublin’s premiere shopping destinations. This bustling street boasts names like Arnotts, Ireland’s oldest and largest department store and houses two shopping centres Ilac and Jervis. This shopping paradise filled with your favourite high street fashion outlets is for sure the place to shop till you drop.

Powerscourt Townhouse Centre

Another shopping gem in Dublin city centre, Powerscourt Townhouse centre is located just off Grafton Street. It houses some of the best Arts & Crafts, Antiques and Irish Design Shops mixed with Exciting international brands like AllSaints and French Connection. Tired of shopping? Enjoy a beauty treatment or get a new hairdo for a night on the town, all catered for in this historic shopping centre.

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