The Best 8 Shopping Centres in Dublin

Dublin, capital of Ireland, is a good place to do many things: museums, take a coffee, restaurants, etc. But it is also nice for shopping! Indeed, you can find several shopping centres in Dublin and if you are looking for it, this article is for you. You will find a list of the 8 best shopping centres in Dublin. Enjoy your reading!

Stephen’s Green shopping centre

Stephen’s Green shopping centre is one of the most famous in Dublin. It is called Stephen’s Green because it is located just opposite the famous Stephen’s Green Park. This shopping centre is very charming, it has an old style and is very pleasant to shop in. Being on three floors, you can find about a hundred shops and services. (e.g : dunnes store, boots, ikea design service,…)

Location: St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2

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ILAC Shopping Centre

This shopping centre is one of the favourite of Dubliners. It opened in 1981 and is situated in the heart of Dublin in a dynamic and commercial street. Ilac shopping centre offers a wide range of shopping, dining and entertainment options, it has about 80 stores. The shopping centre is built on two floors and has a big underground car park open every day for €3.60 per day.

Location: Henry St, North City, Dublin 1

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Jervis Shopping Centre

Jervis shopping centre is also in the heart of Dublin. Located directly opposite the ILAC, this shopping centre offers a multitude of shops such as stradivarius, new look, bershka, M&S or even Burger King. This shopping centre has everything you need, you can find clothes shops, electronics/media shops, small cafes and restaurants, perfect for an afternoon shopping! You can also park your vehicle in the Jervis shopping centre car park for €3 per day.

Location: 125 Abbey Street Upper, North City, Dublin

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Liffey Valley Shopping Center

This shopping centre is out of town but is very large and offers a wide range of shops and services including well-known high-street brands, fashion boutiques, and specialty stores. For example, you can find Boots, Calvin Klein, Costa coffee or even a Dunnes store.

It is situated along the banks of the River Liffey but it is easily accessible by car or public transport, a car park is available from €2.50. This shopping centre is really family friendly, you can even access a cinema.

Location: Fonthill Rd, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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Brown Thomas

It is probably the most famous luxury department store in Dublin. Many brands such as Prada, Ralph Lauren, Louis Vuitton, Hermès, and more are available in this store. Established in 1849, it is considered one of Ireland’s oldest and most prestigious department stores. It also offers a wide range of beauty products with brands such as Bobby Brown, Charlotte Tilbury, and even Chanel. Brown Thomas is also known for its excellent customer service and for its elegant and sophisticated interior.

Location: 88 Grafton Street, Dublin 2

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Dundrum Town Centre

Dundrum was opened in March 2005 and it is Ireland’s largest shopping centre. Indeed, this shopping centre allows you to do many things, it has more than 100 shops, 12 cinema screens, 40 restaurants and cafes and two nightclubs!

Built on 4 floors, you can find shops such as H&M, JD sport, Tesco, Pandora or even Rituals. This place is very friendly, don’t hesitate to go there!

Location: Sandyford Rd, Dundrum, Dublin 16

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Arnotts

Founded in 1843, Arnotts is another luxury department store in Dublin that has a rich history and is a beloved institution among Dubliners and visitors alike. It offers a wide range of products including fashion, beauty, homeware, furniture, and more. You can find some brands there such as Gucci, Armani, Clinique, UGG, Tiffany and more.

Arnotts is also known for its exceptional customer service and for its events and promotions, including fashion shows, beauty demonstrations, and special sales.

Location: 12 Henry St, North City, Dublin 1

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Powerscourt Townhouse Centre

Powerscourt Townhouse centre is a historic and iconic shopping destination located in Dublin, not far from Grafton Street. It is a historical building, having served as Lord Powerscourt’s townhouse and courtyard in the 18th Century. Today, it has become a shopping centre with boutique shops and specialty stores, offering a wide selection of high-quality goods. You can also find there fashion products, home decor, antiques, or even accessories to art.

Location: 59 William St S, Centre, Dublin 2

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