Gas Electric Gas Electric is jam-packed with appliances of all sorts. Whether you need a large item…read morelike a stove, fridge or washing machine or something small such as a hair dryer or, in my case, a coffee maker, Gas Electric probably has it. It is worth while to stop in if you need anything appliance-related and it is especially beneficial if you ask the person working if they have other items that aren't on the floor. Chances are they do have more options, but the space is too small to accommodate all models. They try their best to get them all out there (as seen by the narrow footpath). The prices are great and they always seem to have a bunch of stuff for reduced prices. It is conveniently located on the strip of Richmond/Camden Streets where lots of other bargains are to be found so why not peek in if your hot pot is on the fritz?

I just had a very pleasing shopping experience here at Gas & Electrical Centre Ltd…read more My friends spotted a Remington styling wand in the window for 39.95 EUR and said that it was a good price for a good product (she has the exact same one). As I had been thinking about getting a stying wand, I decided to get that one, there and then. The sales lady establish that the wand in the window was the only one left and that I could have it for 35 EUR. Result! It's very easy to go to retail parks or shopping centres to buy electrical goods. But I think I will be checking out local small businesses like Gas & Electrical Centre Ltd first before I make a trip to the bigger chains.

Happened to find myself @ Airside Retail Park today and this was one of the stores I visited. This…read moreis the second time in a year ive been in this particular store. The first time was January 2012 and the sales where on at it was a fecking nightmare. Parking was almost impossible and you would have thought by the crowds thronging into Harvey Normans that they must be giving the stuff away for free. It was wall to wall with shoppers, the staff where trying to appease everybody and it was utter chaos. I was looking to purchase an American style fridge but I couldn't get adequate attention and the other shoppers where growing impatient at having to wait to be served so I left it on that particular day and purchased my fridge later that mid week closer to home. Today was a horse of a different colour. Midweek, afternoon shopping is always best, no crowds, no queues, plenty of parking, relaxed and considerably more staff to attend to your needs. Harvey Norman is a great place to shop, even if you're only looking to browse or you want to test the "expertise" of the staff with more technical queries. The spaciousness of the the store is the fIrst plus. Goods are well spaced out in the furniture and bedding areas, sections of full bedroom displays with made beds is a real classy selling point. I am in the market for a new bedroom so today was a great day to get a feel of what I wanted. I had plenty of time get a good look at the quality, no issue with giving the bed a good try out, or pull the drawers out and examine thoroughly and to take measurements. We where never hassled by the employees, (which is one thing about furniture shopping I hate, pushy sales persons trying to size you up to reach their monthly targets). The staff kept their distance and allowed us to browse occasionally and politely asking of we required assistance. We spent a couple of hours in the store browsing mostly and had a good rummage in the bargain bins strategically dotted about the place. The range is superb, and the prices seem to be competitive. Harvey Norman also arrange finance and you can get a quote or credit check done in minutes by the staff. Like all big boys I loved looking at the 60" Tv screens and the latest hi-tech surround sound systems, the computer section has hundreds of display items all in working order to try out. Knowledgable staff at the camera section where very informing and not sales pushy which is great. I really enjoyed my day off browsing here and i will definitely be back when I have got the bedroom floors down and the decor sorted.

Just want to thank Jordan for her help today and yesterday. She is a wonderful representative of…read moreHarvey Norman and so too is Gordon. We had an issue with a new Washing Machine and thanks to Jordan, it was sorted out and also thanks to Gordon for having the new machine delivered tomorrow. Thank you so much. Vyvyon Styles

My inner glass on my oven smashed while I was cleaning it I rang around a few places trying to…read morereplace it I was told I had no hope of getting a replacement this side of Christmas I rant glasnevin appliances and the lovely gentleman took the time to look and see if he could get one for me he rang me back and told me he more than likely could get it for me need to tell you I was shocked when he rang me today to tell me he had it there all I can say is what brilliant service so I would highly recommend this business very very efficient I will definitely be using him again

Crying over a Hoover is at best pointless, at worst pathetic. It points to a worrying lack of…read moreperspective and asks questions around priorities. On the grand scale of real-life crises, Hoovers just don't feature, not even in a distant runner-up position. So I'm not proud to admit it but won't deny it: when my lovely old Miele slowly wheezed its way to an early grave, it proved the final straw in a litany of domestic failings (the marriage thankfully not one of them, yet) that had occurred that month - the oven, Easter Saturday, the day before seven people were due for Sunday lunch; the car, after too many weeks of that metal-on-metal sound that even the hard-core of stuff-mechanical procrastinators could no longer ignore; the bathroom tap; that effing leak in the extension roof that just won't seem to go away by itself - and I sat right down and cried myself a river. And it's not even like there hadn't been signs. It had been in failing health for months and hadn't received anything but the most cursory of nursing care, from the basic vital-signs manual: the on-off/check the bag/check for obstruction approach, followed by fervent verbal entreaties to just for chrissake finish the job one more time. The bank balance didn't even want to broach the possibility of a new Hoover, and it never occurred to me at first that a repair job was an option in an age of update, upgrade, replace. But bless them to the core of their electrical being, Glasnevin Appliances lives, and were as unfazed by my broken Hoover as a long-in-the-tooth A&E nurse negotiating a drunken waiting room. One health check and phone-call update later, and a treatment plan was outlined involving a pretty reasonable financial outlay and an as-good-as-new Hoover ready for collection one day later. So why not five stars? A small thing. In my book, a customer in front of you takes precedence over one on the phone, when you've already begun dealing with the customer in the shop. It's what the phrase 'Please hold' was invented for, but this is rarely observed in businesses, as phone-call diversion takes precedence over the standing customer almost always. It's a tad annoying. But on the grand scale, I highly recommend trying the repair avenue before consigning another electrical implement to the rubbish heap, and these guys are up to the job.

I had came into this shop a few months ago and had a terrible experience and never wrote about it…read moreuntil now as I have recently had another. I was shopping in The Park a few months ago, on a Thursday evening around 7.30. During my trip I had purchased a game from Smyth's and put it in the front pockets of my Jumper before proceeding to go into the computers department of Harvey Norman. So my friend and I were browsing around the shop for a couple of minutes, before noticing that we wore getting a lot of stares by the sales staff around the shop. One approached us and asked us if we required any assistance in which I replied "no thanks, we're just having a look around". Which is fine until as we are browsing and we notice that the staff, and what also seemed to be the store manager to who I to have learned is Colin Curtis, are quite obviously following us around and keeping a very very close eye on my friend and I. At this stage the shop was quite empty and I start to feel very intimidated about how the members of staff where around me so we started to walk towards the exit out of the computers department where the store managers was standing at the security fences, waiting for us to pass. We obviously pass it with no alarm, feeling very uneasy about the whole situation. As I'm walking away I turn back towards the store manager and say, from about 10 feet away, "is there a problem?". He walks towards me and says "what's in your pocket", so with no hesitation I take out the game and the receipt from Smyth's and say "I purchased that in Smyth's before I came in here". His only reply was "Oh sorry we taught you had one of our games in your pocket" and proceeded to walk back to the store" I have honestly never felt so embarrassed in my life. I understand to a certain extent why they taught what they did as it was showing through my front pocket but that is NOT how you should handle a situation where you think somebody is stealing. You never accused me of stealing but I would have preferred to be accused than surrounded and stared at. That is not how you treat your "customers" Harvey Norman. Luke

Just purchased a bed and 2 mattresses at Harvey Norman, Carrickmines. The assistant was so helpful…read moreand gave me so much time. She listened to what I wanted and showed me an array of mattresses and bed frames until I found the ones that suited my needs. I felt under no pressure and left very happy. I will definitely shop here again.

What does DID stand for? i always wondered! unfortunately i don't have the answer anyway just for…read moreany readers out there who have never heard of this shop it is D.I.D electrical not did as in the past tense of do! they do a bit of everything in here, big appliances like fridges and cookers and then there are the TV's and DVD players and the hoovers and the microwaves and radios and walk men and Mp3 players and cameras, anything electrical you can think of they do in here. They are very friendly in this shop and are full of great advice. I dont have a bad thing to say about them. They do take in your old appliances aswell to dump them the right way, this is handy as big appliances cant just be dumped in any old way!

Heres my opinion. Popped in here to buy a dishwasher yesterday as ours gave up! Knew what I wanted…read moreand asked to be shown integrated dishwasher section as I had 1 or 2 questions for staff. about the model I wanted to order. After waiting a few mins to speak to a salesman, the salesman confirmed that they dont stock integrated appliances in the Stillorgan store- fair enought, its quite small. However he became VERY disinterested in helping me and mid sentence he turned to serve another customer. Not polite, not helpful. So I took my custom elsewhere.

Lied to me to get a sale, not to be trusted. Promised me that they could deliver in the evening,…read morewhen the delivery guys called me to arrange delivery he said he didn't know what they were talking about, they could only deliver between 11 and 12 in my area. This is after taking my money, then threw up every roadblock possible to try and swindle me out of my money for an appliance I had no way of taking deliver of.

I am extremely unsatisfied. A friend of mine purchased an iPhone 15 pro in June 2024 from Harvey…read moreNorman (Sligo branch). While purchasing this iPhone which is already a very large sum of money she was encouraged to take out the partnered insurance plan (which was not cheap) should the phone suffer from mechanical, electrical or physical damage. After only a few weeks she already noticed how bad the battery life was for a new iPhone, she immediately went back to the store where she purchased the phone for assistance. The employees there were extremely rude making it clear it was "not their problem" although she had purchased the phone there. She worked separately with Apple and figured out that it was an issue with a rear camera which drained the battery. She also double checked this with an in store diagnostic. Apple suggested to go to the place of purchase (Harvey Norman Sligo) to get the phone replaced (EU consumer law and protection). My friend done that and was once again refused service. This year (May 2025), she returned to Harvey Norman Sligo with the same issue only this time the phone was entirely broken (it would not turn on). Harvey Norman Sligo refused to help stating they needed a case id to ensure she had actually had a diagnostic. However my friend accepted this and found the case id they were looking for, returning to Harvey Norman Sligo with the number they claimed would make it possible from her to be compensated a new phone as well as a lot of other evidence that proved her case. She was not compensated and they made her factory reset her phone causing her to loose all photos, memories, texts, social media platforms and important emails. She was told to wait up to 21 days which breaks EU law which states it must not take longer than 7-14 days to replace/fix a mobile device. As well as this she was refused by an employee to make a claim on her insurance. She has followed up with an email asking to be contacted by a Harvey Norman Sligo employee within 24 hours and she has been entirely ignored. Not only was Harvey Norman Sligo's employees extremely rude and unhelpful, they are also breaking numerous EU laws in this case. I would never recommend to anyone to purchase from Harvey Norman after witnessing what my friend did/is going through.