Which is the best shopping center in Dublin?

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wise_irish_owl

Depends what you're looking for - in the city centre the Jervis centre has all your usual high-street chains, and Stephen's green has most of these too but a few different shops as well (e.g. an art shop etc). Liffey Valley is really good for the usual high-street shops too, but it is outside the city. Blanchardstown SC is huge but a nightmare to get to, traffic and parking are usually mental out there. Dundrum is a really nice shopping centre if you want shops that are a little different (it has some of the high street chains but much more besides), although parking is expensive. HTH!

don't worry be happy!

St. Stephans Green, Liffey Valley or Dundrum, Dundrum is the newest though, and has a great cinima!

masterchief irl

Dundrum if ya have a good few â‚¬'s

garhdhnfnfnf

The Square is really good as I live in tallaght, but for someone as sexy and smart as you, I would go to Liffey Valley.
Its big but has the best shops and one of Ireland's biggest cinemas.

pamelajt913

Powers Court was awesome when I went there, much smaller than St. stephen greens mall....more quiet sofisticated...upscale. Loved Stephen Greens mall as well...20 pence to pee!

lone wolf and pub

I'd say st.stephens green shopping centre...it definately looks the best, and has a great selection of shops ..a cool art gallery on the top floor...and a toilet that you have to pay to get into hahahahah what more could you want??

xxxamgxxx

dundrum is by far the biggest and has best variety !!!!
st stephens green shopping centre is also good also .....
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>liffey valley
really i think thier all good !!!!

camoiges cool

I like Blanchardstown & Liffey Valley best!! Dundrums ok -it depends what your looking for.

an_freagair

Dubdrum is definitely the best, though it isn't in the city centre, you can get to it on the luas.
It has the most variety of shops, and the shops tend to have more stuff in them than their counterparts on Henry st or Grafton st. There is plenty of space in Dundrum too so it doesn't get too claustrophobic with all the people, plus there is a cinema and lots of place to eat and rest your weary feet!

zephyrescent

St Stephen's Green is prob the best. On a par with Liffey Valley maybe but its too far out of town and St Stephens Green has the park right across the road from it. When your there remember this. I jumped into that lake once in front of half of Dublin's posh "we're having our power hour lunch" crowd. Yep-i was a student!!

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