I don't know why this place has any sort of negative review. It's a post office. Their job is to…read moreship out packages and give me postage. They do their job. I headed here on vacation to ship a package to the the UK because it would cost over $100 to ship from the states. I brought my in a bubble envelope, ready to go, I filled out a customs form in line, they weighed and shipped it. No fuss. No complaints. 5 stars.

Absolutely wonderful staff so helpful and friendly it's just lovely when you can walk in and see a…read morebig smile from all staff (no matter how busy or stressed out they are) and be welcomed and remembered on first name basis if i could give more stars i would.

Finally, a post office that's open at lunch! Sounds like…read moresomething small but in Ireland it's a treasure to be able to get your stamps, top ups and parcels posted during that precious hour break in the business day. In Ireland banks, post offices and other state / government venues operate under strict hours as mandated by law and union contracts. In 2008 the post office on busy Shelbourne road finally saw the light and kept their doors open for the working folk in the embassies, shops, agencies and bank headquarters that surround it. Stately, wood trimmed and elegant, the post office blends surreptitiously with the vintage cottages still standing despite Ballsbridge's hurtling makeover of the last ten years. Send and receive large parcels, buy greeting cards and do all those things which can only be done in a post office... and do take your time -you have it now, after all.

It's incredible that this fantastic building has not been sold off for development, and on top of…read morethis it is a wonderful post office and has almost everything you need including cards, packing things. It's also open Saturday mornings.

This is a real Post Office located withing the historic GPO Building. I wandered over after our…read more"Rebel Rising" tour, looking for some interesting stamps or special issue merchandise. The An Post lobby is impressive, historic, and cavernous, with displays on various stamp and other offerings in front. There's even a special window for the special issue stuff of which I purchased a quality Wizard of Oz/Postal Christmas trinket.

It's next to the museum but here, this is a fully operational post office. And that's what I needed…read moretoday as I needed stamps for postcards! International stamps aren't cheap - €2 each for first class air mail stamps. Ouch. I got ten. It's a beautiful lobby that looks like it's been restored back to it's original brass and marble fittings. There is a poster in the lobby with a picture of the outside from 1814-1818, "Headquarters of the Irish Post Office for nearly 200 years. Dublin's General Post Office is one of the city's great buildings." The young lady who sold me the stamps was friendly and efficient. The machine took my American credit card easily. It's what I need from a post office. [Review 1837 of 2024 - 93 in Republic of Ireland - 22859 overall]

Free street parking available. Pharmacy, butchers, and food shops are just next to post office…read more Always warm and friendly staff. Just a locat post office.

Nice depot. Might be hard to find on the first try. Few parking lots…read more Staff if always present and fast. Place has dedicated post boxes that you can rent if gone on vacation for an extended period of time. Place is accessible from both side, west and east. 3 stars because place lacks security measures checking person's ID before giving away parcels.

This is one of those post offices that still looks like it probably did 50 years ago and i like…read morethis about it, there is no nonsense in here you just get in do your business and get out, you're not distracted by shiny newness or excessiveness. The only things they stock are cards and paper and string and sellotape, the kind of stuff you might need to post something! There are little counters around the edges of the small store for you to write your letter and lick your stamp, nothing fancy just practical. The people behind the counter look like they have been there for years too, not that they look old but more that they treat customers like you think you would have been treated a long time ago and this is a good thing!

Very helpful staff here! I had to make a couple of separate trips to ship my holiday goods back to…read morethe US, and they were quite nice about my various foibles, including an attempt to buy stamps with a laser card (which you can't do) and my pack-it-all-into-one-honkin-box tradition. Based on the recommendation of the nice woman behind the window, I repacked my gifts into several smaller boxes and saved a chunk of change. Bottom line: Ask for help, bring cash.

If you are ever on a 31 bus out to Howth, take care to keep an eye out towards the lefthand-side of…read morethe Coast Road for Kilbarrack Cemetery (it is the only one in the area, so you're unlikely to miss it). At one time, Kilbarrack Cemetery was, alongside Glasnevin, one of the pricncipal cemeteries on the northside of Dublin, and was referred to as "the healthiest graveyard in Ireland" due to it's proximity to the sea. While Kilbarrack does not have the same pedigree in interrees as the more famous Glasnevin Cemetery, its residents do include Gaelic League and Irish Volunteers founder Eoin MacNeill, and songwriter Padraic Colum, whose compositions include "She Moves Through the Fair". Don't think me morbid, but the cemetery is actually very pleasant to take a stroll around, as its location renders it quite picturesque, there's a ruined church, it's rather nice for a graveyard, really.

This is a handy Post Office location in the back of Frascati Shopping Centre. It has ample parking…read moreout front and they have the same hours as the shopping mall. It gets busy at lunch time but is normally not too busy for most of the day so you can get in and out pretty quickly.