I am currently a Vodafone customer and had some questions about my account. When I walked into the…read morestore there were 3 employees, one was helping another customer. I stood there for a minute but no one acknowledged me, no eye contact, nothing. The manager looking type disappeared into the back room. I had to speak up and ask how long I needed to wait for help. The employee studiously looking at her monitor then helped me. All things being equal, I will go with a Vodafone competitor when my contract is up. This was mediocre customer service at best.

I seen a flyer for the company and gave the guys there a call to fix my laptop. There was a few…read moreissues with it , Martin came out and had a look at it and told me what was wrong with it and explained what had to be done to fix it. He gave me the price and it was very reasonable so i got him to fix it. Good job done on it and would recommend anyone to get their computer fixed here. http://www.pcsecure.ie

I never rate stores but I felt others should be warned of the "service" in this particular store. A…read morebookstore assistant thought it was appropriate to say to me in front of my children, "maybe you should question your parenting skiils" after mentioning I had my children at the Wicklow market yesterday. My children were nothing but polite in that store, as was I. Maybe she should look at herself before she starts judging other people for having a fun day out. My family, I or my friend who accompanied me will certainly not be back to this store after such horrid service and rotten comments. Luckily a nice coffee shop owner seen how upset I was and took me in for a coffee,. Thank you to Peggy's. I wish I had asked for my money back there and then but low and behold, I am a good parent who was not going to upset my eager book readers.

This is my favourite bookshop in Ireland. I lived in Wicklow Town for a year and I spent a good…read moreamount of time visiting here. The range of books available is very impressive, especially when compared to bookshops in other smaller towns in Ireland. Ditto the readings and other events. The staff couldn't be more helpful.

I had my windows cleaned inside and out. An excellent job and done in no time. Great price. I would…read moredefinitely use their services again.

This is a terrible shop. Of all the shops I have been into this is the worst. I was a little early…read morefor a lunch date so I popped in here for a quick look around and I kept seeing things that I absolutely needed for my home. I bought the Beldray expandable airer reduced from €30 top €17.99, 40 pedal bin liners for €2, trays, draft guards, trays and some throws total cost €45.74. The staff were very helpful and pleasant and said it was okay to leave everything I had chosen and I could pick up and pay for it on my way back after lunch. Just a tip when you shop in here get them to validate your parking as they take a €1 off your parking cost when you spend €10 or over for the car park which is next door to them. I paid and left them with a Yelp card.

Have been going to this alterations for years and never a bit of trouble! They just do exactly what…read moreis asked and have it done for a reasonable price! Will continue to have my alterations done here Opening times: Monday-Friday: 09:30-17:30 Saturday: 09:00-14:00

Excellent second hand book store located to the rear of The Book Cafe in Gorey, Wexford. Great…read morecombination. Very knowledgeable, friendly staff. All books very reasonably priced. Lovely seeing shops like this, unfortunately in the age of the Internet they are few and far between. However with the popularity of this combined cafe/bookshop venture it will around for years to come.

This shopping centre is located on the Avoca river in Arklow. It's ok... The choice of shops isn't…read moreexactly what you'd call diverse. It's mostly made up of clothes shops, an Eddie Rockets and a cinema. It lacks variety, a gift shop or something would be a nice edition. The only thing close to a gift shop is either TK Mass or the Euro Giant. TK Mass can be quite expensive and the Euro Giant is... Well... It's full of cheap tat... It's kind of strange, but there's a strange correlation between the success of a shopping centre and the presence of a Euro Store. You'll often find that the ones that are struggling will have one and the more successful centres won't.