Graham's is an excellent and awesome shoe store for a couple of reasons…read more 1. The price point of every pair is not ridiculously high 2. The selection is offbeat and fun 3. The staff is fun 4. There are always lots of shoes on sale, especially between seasons Selling a range of casual sneaks, edgy leather boots and unusual and fun heels, Graham's has a great mix of stuff that will keep you from blending in. Think of this place as a little bit indie. They sell a few brands that I have always loved - Poetic License and Irregular Choice, which I haven't found anywhere else in Dublin. The prices aren't bad, and the sale prices are awesome. Lots of pairs are half off or even more! Definitely check this place out if you're not interested in the cookie cutter party girl look.

Hello "Hello" said…read morethe nice but clearly tired shop assistant, "how can I help you?" She looked at me, realised it was unlikely that I was in to get shoes for myself (we were in the kids dept) and looked for the child that must be somewhere in tow. ...there he was... faster than a speeding bullet, diving through my legs, past the fish tank (really big, impressive and colourful) and under the benches. She looks at the legs and feet poking out, measures the feet and gets a selection of runners for himself. The selection was big and well chosen.... All bright, boyish and garish as hell. I spotted the ones he would go for immediately - not the most expensive (but not cheap), but by far the brightest most garish runners I have ever seen - they even had lights, lots of lights. Within 2 mins he had them on He didn't take them off for 3 days. Great shop, great (and very tolerant) staff.

Girls, this is everyones dream shoe shop. The selection is fabulous, the width fittings great. The…read morecherry on top is the old style service. The attentive staff will really listen to what you want and bring you out a selection of what would suit. No matter how busy you will always get platinum standard service, with a smile!! Returns are never a problem. Finally the price will keep you coming back... Again and again.

Apart from having the exact shoes I was looking for, these guys were very helpful ... the order was…read moresuper simple, the response to my query was immediate, despatch notification came within 12 hours of placing the order, the refund for a my mistake was made with no grumbling, and delivery was reasonably priced. Cinderella shoes is my new favourite place to spend my shoe budget. Update ... ordered Friday, delivered Monday ... literally half way around the world in just three days, and arrived in great condition. Great job and thanks Bernie.

From the owner: Specialists in Large Shoe Sizes for women. Starting from 8uk to 12uk. We have over 800 styles…read moreavailable both instore and online. We stock Remonte, Waldlaufer, Semler, Andres Machado, Josef Seibel, Mustang, Gabor, Piesanto and more.

Love the but not for the more4less they robed my €20 I dropped the €20 on the ground and they said…read more(oh we didn't pick it up at all) I was gonna say show me your cameras but then I didn't want them to go my time

Handy shopping centre, has chemist, newsagent, travel agent, cafe, Euro shop, phone shop, boutique,…read morehairdressers/beauty salon, sports goods, shoe shop, haberdashery, butchers, jewellers and fresh veg shop to mention a few. Dunnes is the anchor store and the shopping centre boasts a large free car park with a taxi rank on site. There's also a postoffice attached to the shopping centre.

I am delighted to give top 5 star rating to this shoe shop. Paul Byrons Shoes based in the Manor…read moreMills Shopping Centre in Maynooth is well worth a visit, particular at this time as they have an absolutely brilliant and genuine sale of top class shoes makes such as Skechers, Pitillos, Reiker, Crocs, Ecco, to name but a few. The staff there are the most helpful shop assistants I have ever come across and are consistently friendly and just plain nice to customers, even when they are very busy and under pressure such as at present during the sale and parents trying to get shoes for children going back to school etc. I was there recently and bought a fantastic pair of Reiker sandals for a mere €35 less than half the original price. I also tried on the most comfortable pair of shoes that I have put on my bunioned feet - Pitilos with a nice heel height and classic stylish look, but they didn't have my size in the navy colour that I so wanted to match a lovely new dress! However, the helpful assistant whom I dealt with Sinead, saw how disappointed I was and went above and beyond the call of duty and said she would check around all the other shops to see if she could locate a pair for me - by the way they have stores all over the country from Maynooth, Newbridge, covering the whole of the midlands and some of the West as far as Galway. I had only left the shop an hour when Sinead called me and said she had located a pair for me in the Athlone shop and would have them delivered to Maynooth within a week where I could pick them up. In fact, much to my surprise I got a call again from Sinead within 3 days saying that they had now got the shoes in and I could call to collect them!...which of course I did, much to my delight and even better to get them again at the reduced price of €37 from the original €85 - was I trilled or what! So if you want to bag a bargain, head straight to Paul Byron Shoes. Incidentally, I have discovered that they also have a very good online shop, but because of my 'troublesome' feet, I am one of these people who simply has to try on the shoes first before purchasing.

Bought a pair of shoes after 2 months the heel fell off returned them to the shop with receipt…read moreasuming a new pair would replace the faulty pair was sent off for inspection and was told that they were worn out and no refund or replacement was offered not worn out barely used threw them in the bin havent and wont buy shoes there again cheap shoes rubbish customer service.

It's every girls fantasy ... a house of shoes. I know I own a good 50 pairs of shoes that I've…read morenever worn/ have only worn once and that doesn't stop me from still wanting more. They've got lots of pretty shoes in House of Shoes, and it was even harder to resist with the sale that they had on ... I'm talking 50% reduction at the least. Oh shoes you hurt my feet and my financial well being but you look so pretty when I see you.

I left a handbag in for repair as the strap had come out its socket. It was 1.5cm wide so required…read moreapprox 2 stitches. This cost €20. When queried they said that there is a minimum charge on stitching of €20 no matter how many stitches required. Good customer service would have been to ssy this in advance. Very very expensive

Every time I bring in a pair of shoes the price is higher, I think they just make up the price,…read moreit's too expensive I will not be going back.

There is nothing "used" about the mouth-watering racks of vintage and gently-worn designer duds in…read moreSecond Avenue in Sandymount village. Just a little off the beaten path along Seafort Avenue, this is the secret shop D4 dandies go to for the best of Fashion Weeks past, as previously worn by Social and Personal types. Step into the back for a look at filmier gowns and frocks, but steel thyself for the prices -there's no bargain basement prices (but you will get that Chanel blouse at half it's original sale price). My first introduction to Second Avenue was on a cold spring day a few years back; as we rounded a corner on a closed up shop I wondered if we'd gone too far. A moment later the shop front appeared, blocked in by rows of Land Rovers parked right in front of the shop window. Inside there was quiet as women fanned through beautiful silks and suits hung along the wall racks. At the centre table I fell in love with a black croc clutch that I would end up going back twice to mull over bringing home. The price tag ended the would-be romance.

Second Avenue is where all the D4 ladies go second hand shopping. But this boutique is a far cry…read morefrom Oxfam or SVP. It is definitely not a mothball charity shop. On offer here you can find Gucci suits, Prada handbags, Alexander McQueen jackets and John Rocha scarves, all at a fraction of the original price (though unfortunately still out of my budget!). The clothes range from vintage to last season, and most pieces would be suited for the more mature lady.

Needed luggage fast and cheap. Perfect for a duffel bag. Staff was friendly and gave me a little…read morediscount

Right, so the know the way that TK Maxx is great idea (cheap clothes and low prices and all that…read morelark). But, you'll also not have failed to notice that it doesn't work out that well in practice - a scrum of people rifling through aisles and aisles of clothing, everyone getting all sweaty and bothered before they try on the t-shirt that you were thinking of buying. Eew. And the TK Maxx in the Pavilions in Swords was no different to the other ones all the other times that I've been there, except that you can't go to a nice coffee shop to recuperate afterwards, as you are in the hell that is a gargantuan suburban shopping centre, and you have to make do with a shitty and soulless Kay's Kitchen. Double eew. All of that changed earlier on today, however. For this morning (Monday) I went to TK Maxx in Swords and hardly recognised the place. There were literally only about another twenty or thirty in this vast shop, so there wasn't the usual feverish mill that one associates with the chain. I was there a little over an hour, and in that time, I managed to pick out and purchase 4 jumpers (in the summer, I know, I'm a tool. And they were all knitwear into the bargain.) Within this relatively small window, I also tried on but rejected about six t-shirts. You know when you have one of those days with the TK Maxx t-shirt aisle? Yeah, it was one of those days. This sparseness of shoppers makes sense, though: people would tend to be in town during the week, and so might stop off at TK Maxx and make it all horrible and crowded and sweaty. Whereas people only go to horrible retail monstrosities like the Pavilions at the weekends. So, if you want to stock up on your cheap designer labels, head out to 'burbs on a weekday morning and escape a little of the drudgery.