The Irish Cancer Society are a charity hoping to achieve world-class services and care for people…read moreaffected by cancer in Ireland. This disease affects almost every family at some stage and obviously this is a good cause. They're website contains a lot of very useful information and will keep you informed of upcoming fund-raising events if you're keen to help out. This outlet in their chain of thrift stores could be a little better stocked at times but is generally a great place to pick up a bargain if you're feeling lucky.

I went to visit Dublin Ireland from the States and I stumbled across this cute lil' shop on the way…read moreback to our Hotel in Dalkey. I felt home the minute I walked into her shop. It had such a wonderful stock of wide variety of vintage wares, knick-knacks, books, albums, clothing, many unique finds and my most favorite of course is, the vintage costume jewelry! I left her shop with a little bit of everything and a lot of the vintage sparkly jewelry. I found her shop to be like a lil treasure trove. The owner Ita was very nice and so helpful, you could tell her passion for vintage was in her whole being. For those Vintage Lovers out there, its a must-visit place to feast your eyes on! You too will catch the Vintage bug, if you haven't already!! Linda

From the owner: Welcome to Sandycove Vintage & Classics! We specialise in vintage and classic men's and women's…read moreclothing, children's clothing and toys, Art Deco collectables, bric-a-brac, leather goods, jewellery, gifts, dust collectors and much, much more. We are proud to support local charity and communtiy groups. Each month, two charities or community groups will be selected and supported. Please let us know about causes close to your heart. 10% discount on all donations given and 5% discount on mention of this review. Thank you and see you soon in Sandycove Vintage & Classics!

There is nothing "used" about the mouth-watering racks of vintage and gently-worn designer duds in…read moreSecond Avenue in Sandymount village. Just a little off the beaten path along Seafort Avenue, this is the secret shop D4 dandies go to for the best of Fashion Weeks past, as previously worn by Social and Personal types. Step into the back for a look at filmier gowns and frocks, but steel thyself for the prices -there's no bargain basement prices (but you will get that Chanel blouse at half it's original sale price). My first introduction to Second Avenue was on a cold spring day a few years back; as we rounded a corner on a closed up shop I wondered if we'd gone too far. A moment later the shop front appeared, blocked in by rows of Land Rovers parked right in front of the shop window. Inside there was quiet as women fanned through beautiful silks and suits hung along the wall racks. At the centre table I fell in love with a black croc clutch that I would end up going back twice to mull over bringing home. The price tag ended the would-be romance.

Second Avenue is where all the D4 ladies go second hand shopping. But this boutique is a far cry…read morefrom Oxfam or SVP. It is definitely not a mothball charity shop. On offer here you can find Gucci suits, Prada handbags, Alexander McQueen jackets and John Rocha scarves, all at a fraction of the original price (though unfortunately still out of my budget!). The clothes range from vintage to last season, and most pieces would be suited for the more mature lady.

You won't get this service on the high street! At Bella Blackrock you are treated as an individual,…read moregiven the very best styling tips and a bespoke shopping experience while you support the circular economy in style. Highly recommended popping in to pick up timeless fashion and curated accessories.

Barnardos, established in 1962, is a child-focused NGO that brings hope to the most vulnerable…read morechildren and youth in Ireland and carries out extensive programs so every child in the country can have the same chance of a happy and healthy childhood. Their services help children, youth and their families who have diverse backgrounds but all need support to build the foundation for a bright future. Today they operate 40 centres around Ireland where they provide number of different services. They also run charity shops (4 in Dublin and one in Carlow, Wexford and Cork) to help raise money for disadvantaged children in Ireland. They are one of the many Irish charities that have experienced a great shorfall in donor funding due to the economic collapse, so if you have extra time on your hands or a little money to spare log onto their website and check how you can make a difference.

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