Shopping In Dublin
Shopping
Dublin offers diverse shopping options for all tastes–whether you're after Waterford crystal, jewelery from a local contemporary designer, or even handmade stationary, you're sure to find it here. High street shopping is focused on either side of the Liffey, while department stores and open-air markets also feature. If you want to intersperse your shopping with a little sightseeing, take a stroll down Grafton Street or stop by The Spire, which overlooks Henry Street.
oneinchpunch/Shutterstock.comKildare Village
Just one hour from Dublin, Kildare Village is Ireland's only luxury outlet shopping experience. Enjoy savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price all year round in more than 100 boutiques of the world's most exciting designers.
wutzkohphoto/Shutterstock.comJohn Farrington Antiques
John Farrington Antiques at George's Street Arcade is a treasure trove of antique jewelry. Discover delicate vintage designs in the store's collection of rings (including engagement rings), bracelets, earrings, necklaces, broaches, pearls, and tiaras.
Dimj/Shutterstock.comDundrum Town Centre
Dundrum Town Centre boasts over 130 stores, 40 restaurants, and even 12 cinema screens. Ireland's premier retail and leisure destination covers all needs — whether it's fashion, beauty, sports, electronics, leisure, or entertainment.
Tata Chen/Shutterstock.comCeltic Whiskey Shop
Since its opening in 2003, Celtic Whiskey Shop has drawn whiskey lovers from around the world. As well as the finest whiskeys, the store stocks a plethora of other international spirits, including some of the world's finest wines and gins.
donfiore/Shutterstock.comSiopaella
Sioapaella is Ireland’s largest designer exchange store featuring new and pre-loved high-quality designer handbags, accessories, and clothing.
photobyphotoboy/Shutterstock.comGrafton Street
Grafton Street is Dublin's premier shopping destination. Lined with an array of shops, boutiques, and department stores, it's a retail paradise for both locals and tourists. This iconic street boasts an eclectic mix of shops, from high-end fashion brands to charming Irish boutiques. Shoppers can explore international fashion giants like Brown Thomas and H&M, diskover traditional Irish crafts and jewelry at Kilkenny Shop, or pick up the latest books at the historic Hodges Figgis bookstore. As you stroll along Grafton Street, you'll also be serenaded by talented street musicians and buskers, adding a unique and lively atmosphere to your shopping experience. The street is not just about shopping; it's a social hub where people come to enjoy a leisurely coffee, dine in one of the many eateries, or simply soak in the lively ambience.
Robert Linsdell/ FlickrHenry Street
Henry Street is a pedestrian-friendly shopping zone. As well as international brands like H&M and Zara, there are department stores such as Arnotts and shopping centers, Jervis Street and the Ilac. Between bargain hunts, take a moment to look up at The Spire, one of Dublin’s iconic monuments.
BABAROGA/Shutterstock.comDublin Markets
Dublin’s markets have been at the heart of the city's culture for hundreds of years. Nowadays, there are dozens of eclectic markets with everything from art, antiques, vintage clothing, and books. Food options range from gourmet food to good old-fashioned fruit and vegetables. Lose yourself in the maze of stalls and don't forget to haggle!
Tupungato/Shutterstock.comGeorge’s Street Arcade
George’s Street Arcade is a Victorian Style, red-brick indoor shopping market with a plethora of eclectic stores, galleries, and eateries. The range of shops is diverse, from Bollywood belly dancing gear at Maharani to awesome iced teas at Bubblicity, and delicious yet humble sandwiches at Honest to Goodness.
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