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 How can I get from O'Connel St. to St. Stephens Green Shopping Centre?
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Is dublin good for shopping?


    



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Priscilla Duck
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Yes. Grafton street on the south side has all the posh boutiques, Henry St on the northside is a more typical high street, and has the Ilac and Jervis shopping centres as well. They are within ten mins of each other. Then you can take a tram to the Dundrum shopping centre for all the really posh shops, although I think its totally overrated and full of knobends.
Northside is definitely the best.


POCKET JOKERS - THE DARKSIDE
For the best shops go to Dundrum Shopping Centre or Liffey Valley Shopping Centre!!


remember-the-name
yes! i went there in february. there are loads of shops but it is really busy!!


Podge and Rodge Tribute Band
Michael Guiney's is the best place to shop. We get all our stuff there.


eefs
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if you have loads of money, yes!
Ireland's ridiculously overpriced, and Dublin's the worst of it!

but in all fairness it depends on what you're looking for...


Marie12@3
if you want to be ripped off its great. Everything is SO expensive. Go to New York.


Flying mop dog
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Personally I don't think so. You'd be better off going to one of the shopping centres.





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