DK Travel : Dublin : Shopping

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House of Ireland

Somewhat geared towards the tourist but nonetheless with an interesting range of Irish-made items, predominantly clothes, gifts and Waterford Crystal (see Waterford Crystal Factory).
Jervis Street Shopping Centre

This large modern shopping centre contains shops selling food, household goods, fashion and sports gear. British chains such as Boots and Argos cater for most consumer needs.
JJ Fox Ltd

A Dublin institution, JJ Fox’s cigarette and cigar emporium is definitely a place for connoisseurs. Specializes in Cuban and other fine cigars, and a wide range of smoking accessories.
Kevin & Howlin

A traditional shop selling everything tweedy for men and women with conservative tastes, including the famous Donegal tweed. Wonderful old-fashioned service too.
Kilkenny Design

The best of Irish contemporary design for both men and women. Their own-label clothes are every bit as good as the designers they stock, and the prices are reasonable. Pottery, lights and glass objects are also on sale.
Liberty Market

Ideal for bargain-hunting, this market sells mainly fresh food and domestic goods. It’s worth coming here just to soak up the atmosphere of one of the oldest areas of the city.
Malahide

An extremely attractive village with its streets arranged in a cross-grid pattern. There is a variety of shops to visit including an excellent wine shop, designer boutiques and a well-stocked hardware store.
McGuirks

On the harbour in the centre of Howth, this amazing shop sells excellent golfing gear at very keen prices as well as high-quality clothing that need not be confined to the golf course.
Moore Street Market

Last-chance bargains on vegetables, flowers and other produce.
Mount Usher Gardens

This arcade of shops includes French label casual wear, equestrian clothes and equipment, a second-hand bookshop, art gallery and a pottery.