Paco is a totally Irish brand it started off down in west Cork in 1987 and has expanded ever since…read morethen. Basically they specialize in knit wear and have expanded into casual clothes. if you are in the need of a colourful woolly jumper this is the shop for you! They do say on their website that they design their clothes for people aged 30 to 60 and i would say that it is quite accurate. i know that i wouldn't really wear anything in the shop but its not that the stuff is not nice, i just think i would look a bit dowdy in it. so maybe when i am older it would be more suited to me. Again its great to get the opportunity to support something irish!

BT2 is a real example of when the Celtic Tiger was roaring loudest…read more It's basically totally overpriced clothes for young people - both guys and girls. They stock top labels like Juicy Couture, Diesel, Lyle and Scott, All Saints, Guess Lipsy and See by Chloe. There are also BT2's in Grafton St and Blanchardstown Shopping Centre. Now I'd be lying if I said I didn't shop here (I am a big Juicy fan), but usually only around Christmas Time when I have some vouchers or something to spend. I'm not crazy about spending €100 on a t-shirt, and you'd be hard done by to find something much cheaper in the shop. They also stock jewellery, underwear and beauty brands like MAC and Benefit. I like to go in even for just a look around, because the shop itself is quite young and funky.

I've always wanted a Ted Baker purse and looked everywhere from Arnotts in the city to Bt2 in…read moreblanchardstown you name it!! And they never had the exact one I wanted so luckily I was in Dundrum one of the days and popped into this lovely store and they had the exact Ted Baker purse I wanted downstairs & not only that it was on SALE too!!!! The girls in there were very helpful and friendly & I got what I wanted so thank you Bt2 in Dundrum hehe!

My new local dunnes and what a Dunnes it is!!! Surrounded by offices it is no surprise to find a…read moreHUGE range of lunch foods - fresh and pre-prepared but also the usual supermarket stuff. The staff are incredibly plesant and friendly, really, its lovley to go in there for that alone... though if you start going in on a regular basis and not buying things they may not be as nice, so dont do that either.

Not a bad Dunnes Shop at all - the main reason I visit here is for the lunch deli - they have the…read morebiggest selection of foods hot and cold anywhere in Sandyford Industrial Estate...

The clothes in here are really nice. they are sleek modern designs that are flattering to most…read morepeople as they are tailored really well, in my opinion anyway! they have some really different pieces that you will not find in other shops and of course they have classic styles that are available everywhere but the clothes in this shop just seem to be put together better. you can also buy shoes in here that are so very comfortable, the inside of the soles are cushioned (in the shoes i have tired anyway) which make high heels much easier to walk in. Now, the price, its much more expensive than any high street shop which means that i need to save up for anything i want to buy in here. I would generally only buy for special occasions as i cant really justify using the clothes from here for every day wear!

I love this shop! Back home in Reykjavík, Du Pareil, or the "French shop" as it was more commonly…read moreknown as, was THE place to go for baby clothes. There I got cool jackets and cute dresses for nephews and nieces and always for a good price. I was therefore delighted to see that Dublin has its very own branch in the Dundrum Shopping Centre. This is a French clothing brand that has been a favourite among moms and dads across the world for a long time. The shop stocks clothes, shoes, accessories for children and newborns (0-14) that are of good quality and look stylish. Your kid will even like shopping here!

The clothes are more expensive than you would find in other stores but the clothes are well…read moredesigned, high quality and unique. Despite the higher prices, I find myself buying something for my son every time I go into the store. The service is also very friendly and in the past they have discussed certain clothes running small or larger and to purchase different sizes, which was really useful advice that you would not always get from other stores.

"I cannot recommend Contour in Stillorgan highly enough. I visited recently with my elderly wife,…read moreand the help we received was fantastic. The staff are true professionals who clearly know their products inside out. They took the time to ensure she had the most comfortable fit possible for both underwear and nightwear. There is a huge selection to choose from, and nothing was too much trouble for the girls. A wonderful, stress-free experience for us both."

I bought my last swimsuit in Contour two years ago and was soo happy with the service then that I…read morerevisited the shop last Friday to try a new swimsuit....Trish was so helpful and professional...She gave me her valued opinion on fitting and style - her customer service skills are exceptional. I am very happy with my purchases with the knowledge that the swimsuit is the correct size and great quality...I would also like to compliment Lorraine who I dealt with at the cash desk who was so welcoming..I have recommended your shop to my friends...Margaret C

Pamela Scott is like a cheaper, tackier Next. The clothes are aimed at middle-aged women (though…read morethey've tried their damnedest to coax in the younger ones) who like very staid office wear by day and a little sparkle and cerise pink by night. There's plenty of cheap accessories, though few if any are worth a second look. It gets jammers around Christmas with ladies looking for a nice frock to wear to the office party. NOt my cup of tea but they have 14 branches around the country so they must be doing something right. Oh and they're Irish too, and that cannot be said of many clothes chains these days. Extra star for that.

My daughter and I visited this store and purchased a dress. A lady in her 60s was serving us and…read morewas extremely rude and shoved the dress in a bag and continued to talk to the woman behind us in the line. We began to think why she would have been so rude and realised that she maybe did not appreciate our Northern Ireland accent. We felt very discriminated and WON'T be visiting the store again !! Not impressed with Irish hospitality.

Stillorgan Village Centre was a short walk from our hotel in Stillorgan, so we popped into this…read moreshopping center several times during our stay. The center is nicely updated and features several retail shoppes plus a solid variety of eateries, chained and local. We visited the Tesco, Starbucks and The Natural Bakery during our visits here. The grounds are well kept and everywhere seemed very clean. The walkways are wide and equipped with seating throughout. There are maps and directional signs as well, which were very helpful. We wandered around window shopping and popping into the random outlets. It was a nice way to spend some time without having to drive far or hop on a bus. Overall, Stillorgan Village was a solid find for us and came in clutch on more than one occasion during our time in Stillorgan!

This is Irelands first, and therefore oldest, shopping centers. As a shopping centre it's actually…read morequite nice to walk around. It predates piped music and is closer to being on a street than say, Stephens Green Shopping Centre. Still, the shops aren't great. And in parts, the old girl is starting to show her age.