I would liken this store to a Kohl's meets a supermarket in the US. The prices for both clothing…read moreand groceries are decent. I went here with my husband to buy some extra shorts for him for his wardrobe. I took a few minutes to look through their sale racks and at price items and both offered a lot of cute deals that wouldn't bust the bank. I didn't buy anything for myself due to my suitcase already being so full. However, I did purchases a few on-the-go items to take with me for an excursion and didn't spend more than 50 euro for the food and shorts combined.

Love this place. Best food anywhere. Reasonable prices. Good clothing. Love this place.read more

It's less manic than it's Oxford Street sister but still has loads of great value items. Everything…read moreis just so cheap! It's impossible to visit without stocking up.

Rails and rails of inexpensive clothes only thing is if you are a size 16 or upwards you will find…read moreit difficult to get your size because the larger sizes are snapped up the minute they hit the store.

TKMAXX I enjoy my visits to the TKMaxx store in Paul Street…read more Labels for less is the motto and it also seems to be the practice. I usually head to the footwear shelves. My initial bargain was a pair of Daddy Yankees from the US and just recently I picked up a pair of Swiss waterproof runners which had been marked down from €150.00 to €30.00. Not bad. The service is not bad either as they quickly assign staff to the checkouts if the line starts to stretch. Sometimes when it is your turn you get an almost mechanical recitation of your rights of return. That can annoy but I suppose is it all part of learning on the job. Most of the staff though can build those return details into a normal conversation as they put your gear through.

It's surprisingly nice to browse this branch of TK Maxx as it's usually a bit quiet and not too…read moremessy. Having said that, I have never bought much from their clothing selection. Lately, I've found their homeware and shoes more attractive...

This is a ginormous shopping area!…read more It's an outdoor shopping mall, and it's huge! They have so many stores too. And such a variety. There's the main drag and then side streets too. Lots of shopping and food. Plenty of restaurants and coffee spots. This area has so much to offer if you are looking to spend some time shopping or eating. Value varies due to the store; there's some high end and some cheap stores. Service will vary also depending on where you go.

I was in this store browsing minding my own business, when I saw A top in the women section I…read morewanted to try it on so I went upstairs to mens dressing room. And this employe in a suit started following me upstairs I went in to the dressing room and he stood right outside it he then stared knocking on the door of the dressing room, so I came out and he was still standing right outside the dressing room I put the top on the rack and,I was going downstairs he was standing at the top of the stairs staring at me as I left, If this happens to me again I will be making a formal complaint.

MAHON POINT Mahon Point is one of the biggest shopping…read morecentres in the City. Here you have a choice of about 80 stores; Debenhams and Tesco are the big names. Across the road, you have the Retail Park, B & Q, PC World and Hickeys among those you may visit here. Needed a gift voucher today and headed there. It is a good place to get one as your voucher is also valid in other big centres such as Liffey Valley and Northside Shopping Centres in Dublin, Whitewater shopping Centre in Newbridge, Co. Kildare and the Merchants Quay Shopping Centre in Cork. The kiosk just inside the front door sells the vouchers and will also help out with any queries you may have on Mahon Point - they also have a range of helpful leaflets and a storefinder. Found the staff quite helpful and knowledgeable.

Hello? Hello? Is anyone in here? I don't see any lights on or businesses open. Can you see the way…read moreout? All I can see is cobwebs and the cast of Stranger Things. If you see my mum please let her know I'm ok but stuck in the 1980s forever. Send help if you ever get out.

Thank you so much to the wonderful ladies at Dunnes Ballyvolane yesterday Monday 30th December…read more They were so helpful.

Dunnes is like the Target of Ireland. Clothes, groceries and probably lawnmowers if you look hard…read moreenough. While I can't speak for the landscaping options, the grocery store is outstanding. Perhaps not the most inexpensive, but there's a fantastic selection and everything is well stocked. Besides, it seems kind of silly to buy some things here and others down the street at LIDL.

We found this store while vacationing in Ireland. There is something for everyone here. They have…read morea lovely assortment of dress and casual clothing. We purchased a shirt, bra, and a dress. They were high quality items which came to 68 euro. The styles are trendy and stylish. I highly recommend this store.

DEBENHAMS Dual pricing at Debenhams is annoying. For two…read morereasons. Firstly, if you are not a very regular visitor, you can sometimes see just the pound mark and only find out the euro cost at the till; secondly, you will see the rate of exchange is high street robbery, like 8 pounds equals 12 euro. Come on, get real! Usually, I leave it behind me. Still I managed to find Irish made gifts there this morning and, with no great enthusiasm (solely because of the pricing policy, the staff are fine), bought them as they were suitable for my purposes.

MAHON POINT RETAIL PARK I'm usually over at the Mahon Point…read moreFarmer's Market and the Shopping Centre there but, across the road, The Mahon Point Retail Park is a welcome addition to the Cork scene. I called there this morning. There is a great variety of stores here: Home Store, Mothercare, Halfords, Currys, PC World, Hickeys, Tile World and B&Q among them. There is a plenty of parking in a well laid out area and the park is easily accessible from the any part of the city.

I love a bit of retail therapy and Mahon Point is my rehab in Cork…read more Pro's- It's just off the motorway and has free parking. Great clothes shops - French Connection, Zara, Next, Oasis, Debenhams, Accesorize, River Island and more Feeling hungry? There's lots to choose from It's so spacious - you're never bumping shoulders with fellow shoppers It's open until 9pm on Thursday and Friday nights Tesco have a massive store here -perfect for your weekly shop and it's open until midnight all week Cinema with 13 screens and comfy seats so there's always something on Con's- Kids- prepare yourself for their deafening screams. Parents with buggies love this place as much as me.

A nice little shopping centre located a short walk from Midleton main Street with plenty of parking…read morespaces if you drive. The centre has a number of small boutiques along with the bigger shops such as Heatons and Tesco grocery store. It also contains a pharmacy and small sports shop. A handy spot that is not too busy. It's a nice shopping centre to bring the kids around Christmas time to see santa and look at the Christmas displays.