Dublin shopping & Dublin shopping malls
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Brown Thomas Brown Thomas is Dublin's most exclusive department store. With top designer names (including many Irish designers) in clothing and cosmetics, plus lots of stylish accessories under one roof, shopping here is every fashionista’s dream. |
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Eason Known primarily for its large selection of books, magazines, and stationery Eason also carries tapes, CDs, records, videos, and other audiovisual goodies, making it the perfect shop for booklovers and audiophiles alike. |
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Wolfe Tone Market Filling Wolfe Tone Square every Saturday is Wolfe Tone Market. Artists and artisans operate their own stalls, offering everything from paintings and drawings to candles, glass, and textiles. Perfect place to hunt for souvenirs and little trinkets. |
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St. Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre St. Stephen's Green Centre looks like a giant greenhouse with Victorian-style ironwork. It is Dublin's largest and most ambitious shopping complex. Over a hundred of its small shops sell crafts, fashions, and household goods. |
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Jenny Vander
When it comes to Irish vintage and retro clothing, in Dublin, Jenny Vander’s name is the first to come to mind. Her shop is the go-to place of actresses and supermodels looking for extraordinary and stylish antique clothing and one-of-a-kind pieces.
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