This station takes complaints on an official email form - which is brilliant when you can't get…read morethere! More Garda stations should do this - well done!

The worst hard ever B375 is very rude and unprofessional…read more I came to the Garda station on 20.05.26 until today I never got any help just yelling !!!!

Staff and the officers were extremely helpful and polite and friendly. The front lobby tourist…read moreassistant (unfortunately forgot her name) and Officer Sean were fantastic. Thank you for your time :)

I was scammed on done deal. I called to Terenure Garda Station to make a complaint. I thought the…read moreGard (Tim Fitzgibbons) was very unhelpful and not overly bothered. I gave him all the info only yo find out he never put the report on pulse system. The scammers were based in Galway and a very nice fraud squad Garda called me from there to find out why I had not made a complaint. I am livid that my taxes pay for this lazy man. Sorry I interupted your coffee break Garda Fitzgibbons

Staff rude no one is helping they just waking on the streets and literally doing NOTHINGread more

The guards in Dublin need to work on their image. Personally, I'm intimidated by them because they…read morepatrol the city with scowls on their face. Often, they seem to be on their high horse, looking down on the ordinary folks. My perception wasn't challenged when I visited the Store Street Garda Station with my flatmate. Everything I just wrote above was basically confirmed. My flatmate and I weren't in the station because we're criminals. Instead, my friend need to speak to a sergent regarding a car he used to possess that had no insurance for. There was a lone policewoman at the reception desk. She was chatting away about CCTV footage with an older man and only interrupted that conversation to yell at some knackers who were also queuing to speak to her. I know that as a woman, people often challenge your authority, but this guard totally overreacted and seem to be taking out her hang-ups on civilians. She was grumpy as hell when she got to me and my friend. She was also impatient, not taking the time to comprehend my friend's accented English. Overall, I wasn't too impressed with how she handled the situation. People like her make others fear the guards instead of feeling protected.

I have been to so many countries and I've been in so many tours and this is one of the best, our…read moretour guide, Adam, just beautifully portrayed the story of the jail. He was so incredibly captivating. I'm not sure anyone spoke for the full hour of the tour we were all so fascinated in his stories. So sobering and poignant. For only €8 this is an absolute steal. We took the first tour in the morning which I recommend as you get to see everything, including the museum, before the crowds.

Such an incredible tour! As an American, I didn't know too much about the Irish revolution, but…read morethat didn't stop us from deeply appreciating the history and sacrifices of the people who spent time in this place. Definitely a great way to spend a few hours learning about the country.

Spacious, clean station. Has several free parking lots outside it right on the street. If full,…read morepaid parking is across on the other side. Staff is always there and helpful. Might need to wait if they get someone to give a statement. Be prepared to have bigger waiting time just in case. That happens.

It's just a box ticking exercise for them, so that when inspections by their bosses happen, they…read morehave everything on paper for their bosses to look at. They don't believe anything will come of a citizen reporting crime. No real interest in community matters and getting justice. Detectives don't bother replying to serious emails. It's no wonder the country is in the state that it's in. Family and friends of the force still think their sun shines bright though. Nice for them. The rest of us citizens can just rot.