13 of the best · Dublin, Ireland
Shopping in Dublin: Grafton Street, Irish Design and the Old Arcades
Brown Thomas and Grafton Street, the Powerscourt Townhouse of 1774, George’s Street Arcade, Irish design at Kilkenny and Avoca, Dublin-made jewellery and Kildare Village.
Our 13 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
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Three places from this list we would send a friend to first, chosen by people who know Dublin well.
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A Georgian townhouse of 1774
Powerscourt Townhouse Centre
More than 40 shops and restaurants in a Georgian townhouse of 1774, just off Grafton Street.
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Department stores and arcades 5
Where to start.
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South Dublin
Dundrum Town Centre
From high-end brands to the high street, south of the city on the Luas Green Line.
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Ireland’s first
George’s Street Arcade
Ireland’s first purpose-built shopping centre, and one of Europe’s oldest city markets.
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A Georgian townhouse of 1774
Powerscourt Townhouse Centre
More than 40 shops and restaurants in a Georgian townhouse of 1774, just off Grafton Street.
Irish design and jewellery 6
Made in Ireland.
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Woven in the Avoca Mill
Avoca
Fashion, homeware and food, with throws and coats woven at Avoca’s own mill.
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Irish products
Kilkenny Design
Ireland’s largest collection of Irish products: crystal, knitwear, jewellery and homeware.
Food 1
Irish cheese.
Outlet shopping 1
An hour away.
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More than 100 boutiques
Kildare Village
More than 100 luxury boutiques with reduced prices all year, about an hour from the city.
Nurney Road, Kildare R51 R265Explore View on map
