Dublin Shopping

Shopping in Dublin is equally satisfying both north and south of the river. Luxury boutiques and street fashion stores are centred around Grafton Street. North of the Liffey, the shopping and the street scene is more available. This is also where the Jervis Centre and Ilac Centre shopping malls are located.

Brown Thomas
The best and most exclusive department store in Dublin with four floors of exclusive brands.
Address: 88-95 Grafton Street

Design Centre
The latest offerings from Ireland's young designers including Louise Kennedy, Sham Hoey and Karen Millen.
Address: Powercourt Townhouse Centre, South William Street

Avoca
Interiors, cookbooks, toys… Irish Avoca has something special for every part of the home. They also have a nice cafe.
Address: 11-13 South Suffolk Street

Cleo
Cleo stocks handmade shawls, blankets, sweaters, socks, and linen and tweed fabrics, from all around Ireland.
Address: 18 Kildare Street

Vivian Walsh
Vivian Walsh's jewellery manages to combine post-punk roughness with elegance.
Address: 24 Lower Stephen Street

Hodges Figgis, Waterstones
This is heaven for book lovers, and not only because it was mentioned in Joyce's Ulysses. It has evolved from a small shop to a large and well-stocked bookstore. Chain store Waterstones has a branch across the street.
Address: 56-58 Dawson Street

Sheridan's Cheesemongers
Ireland has many small dairies that produce excellent cheeses. Among them are Cashel Blue, Coleenely and Durrus. They can all be bought here together with bread and other deli products.
Address: 11 South Anne Street