I needed to convert US dollars into euros and UK sterling pounds upon my arrival in Ireland. After…read morechecking into the Morgan around the corner, I made my way over to this exchange and converted the money I needed for my time in Dublin before moving on to Northern Ireland. The man behind the counter was courteous and professional, carefully counting the bills to ensure I had the correct amount. When I returned to Dublin towards the end of our trip, I finally converted the sterling I had been carrying since Derry to euro, since apparently, Galway had no places that exchanged period. I didn't realize that -- and that's the case with any exchange place. The only thing you can't do is convert coins. So unless you want to save them from reminiscing about your time in the country, make sure to spend the coinage. But I have had good experiences the two times I used the exchange, so no complaints from my end.

You don't need to know much. No1 Currency Exchange is a location in city centre where you can…read moreexchange currency. They'll basically have any options you might need. They state that they don't charge any fees, which technically is true. But you know, a business needs to make money. So, there will always be a high and low average for conversion rates for the day. You'll be offered the rate that leaves the largest margin for them to be able to take a cut out of. Which for what I need, totally fair. Even if you're just walking in, book the conversion online on your phone first because that's how you'll avoid any additional fees.

A superb accountant, accessible and based in city center, well worth looking into if you're looking…read morefor a new accountant. A lovely guy too.

From the owner: We specialize in helping SME, Owner Managed Businesses, Management Companies and Branches of…read moreInternational businesses located in Ireland with their taxes, audits, payroll and accounts needs.

I moved here few months ago. I used to study in NCI so I know the area very well. I remember those…read moreSaturday mornings, and those girls in pyjamas going to spar. The area has almost everything. Transport - Luas, Dart, Bus direct to the airport, shops like Spar, Mark and Spencer, Fresh, CHQ, Starbucks and many many more good places. The restaurants: Musashi, Eddie Roket, J2 sushi, Freshii, Wine rooms, Harbourmasters, Ely etc. The one minus of the place is that all shops are closed at 10pm and I miss Boots.

I hadn't ventured to the IFSC before last week, when I spent the week working there, and my reasons…read moreare obvious enough. When you're visiting a city why on earth would you bother checking out its financial district, unless you absolutely had to? Goes without saying, they're usually quite dry, boring places. This one's not bad though, I have to say. It's quite new so it's designed to contain everything modern day business folk could possibly want or desire. So basically cafes, restaurants, newsagents and a few green sit-down areas in which to chomp down a bit of lunch between meetings. They even hold a farmer's market on Wednesdays at lunchtime, to provide the suits with a bit of variety for their lunchtime meals. I was impressed to find that they've even put in a little shopping centre, the CHQ building, for those business types who have lots of money to spend on loved ones but no time to spend it. Your Christmas shopping all done in a few lunch hours - perfect!

Having had a couple of bad experiences with my previous insurance company recently, a friend of…read moremine suggested that I contact Cotter Insurances and I have to say that I was thrilled that I did. It was good to actually speak to someone who worked out the best deal for me and how I could save money rather that just letting a website decide for me. They were very friendly, helpful and I will definitely be recommending them to all of my friends.

We were looking for a currency exchange close to our hotel and thankfully found this place from…read moregoogle maps. It is located on Grafton St next to the Whiskey Museum and is inside the tourist office. The rates they gave between dollars and euros was equivalent to what I was given in the States when I exchanged money at a Chase bank. The person here was quick and courteous. The sign inside the store says this place does not charge any commission. I'm thankful it was located here because it saved us a lot of running around the city.

Consulted with Rob on my Pension plan . He went through my options in detail, providing good advice…read morein a clear and concise manner. Now , if he could only advise my younger self , but its not too late , its certainly worth talking to these guys.

From the owner: We are experts in our field and make it our business to know your requirements and what is right…read morefor you. By having access to a robust and thorough risk management service, our clients feel confident that they have the right kind and level of protection in place, that they can depend on throughout the year

i am a huge smoothie fan and Zumo are on the best around Ireland. Lots of smoothie places have…read morepopped up around Ireland the last few years and Zumo is definitely one of the best. It is a little on the pricey side but I like how the smoothies are always nice and cold. They have good variety of smoothies and juices on the menu and are flexible if you want to make small changes or omissions. This Zuma is ideally located in the middle of Jervis so you can grab a quick smoothie in between your shopping. This is just a little kiosk so its take away only but that does mean the service is always fast and there is never much in the way of a wait.