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Grafton Street |
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Grafton Street is one of the two principal shopping streets in Dublin city centre, running from St. Stephen's Green in the south to College Green in the north. Notable shops include Brown Thomas department store and Weirs jewelers.
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Jervis |
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Jervis Shopping Centre is strategically located on Dublin's busiest shopping thoroughfare Henry/Mary Street. Since 1996 Jervis Shopping Centre has established itself as Dublin's most successful and vibrant shopping environment. It's tenant line up includes a carefully selected mix of domestic, UK and European retailers such as Debenhams, Marks & Spencer and Bershka.
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Powerscourt Centre |
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Powerscourt is a speciality shopping centre with lots of fashion and restaurants, art galleries and antiques. It is a very unique shopping centre in Ireland as the majority of shops found are exclusive to the centre. Powerscourt has always been renowned for it's fashion particularly as it's the home to Ireland's Design Centre.
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Stephen's Green |
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Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, centrally located in the heart of the most prestigious shopping area of Dublin City. They are surrounded by history & buzzing youthful energy. With over 100 outlets under our roof a visit is a must for any visitor to the Dublin’s City Centre. Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, where Grafton Street begins!
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The Westbury Mall |
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The Westbury Mall is one of Dublin's most upmarket and exclusive shopping centres. This Dublin Shopping Centre is situated off South William Street and connected to a five-star hotel. The Westbury Mall is a small and compact shopping centre that includes Clothing stores, Accessories, Coffee Shops and a Jewelery store.
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