im new here in dublin, i want to know the cheapest stores, can u help me?

yahurespuestas

hi, im new here in dublin and im gonna stay here almost 1 year, i actually dont know the cheapest stores to buy food, vegetables, fruits, meat, and the comun things...

mm i want to know some places to buy winter clothes as well (cheap)?

and finally what bar do you recomend me?, i mean something not too expensive, because one day i went into a bar in templebar and it was very expesive...


another thing that you recomend me to do here in Dublin all this year...

im 19 and im just studing here (english).. im living in the city center
i need to get a job as well (if u know any place)

thanks you so much

adamski8

cheap winter clothes try pennys on o connell street.
aldi and lidl are the cheapest supermarkets and you can find them in the city center.
for pubs just try them out yourself just not in temple bar and you should find some cheap ones.
jobs! good luck with the search but might be hard to find one

enda1

TK Maxx in the St. Stephen's Green chopping centre can be good for winter clothes.

For food, like the other poster said, try Aldi and Lidl. Also getting to know your local Tesco can be good as they will discount foods close to expiration date at certain times of the day/week.

For bars, some places have offers on certain days, like Dicey's for example on Harcourt Street. This however you would need to explore yourself a bit cause as you'll soon find out, its not all about the price!

Sundew

Dunnes Stores on Henry St and St Stephen's Green have good grocery stores down stairs. They usually have alot of special offers 2 for 1 etc!
http://www.dunnesstores.ie/
Also handy for picking up clothes!
Arnott's has the bargin basement. Hit or miss but sometimes they have nice winter boots if you are lucky and have small feet
http://www.arnotts.ie/content/Bargain%20Shop%20Offers/881

The Charity Shops are often worth a look as sometimes you can pick up a gem or 2 if you are lucky. There are plenty on Capel St and George's St/Wexford St.

There are plenty of cheap fashion stores on henry st and there is a branch of Millet's on mary St . they often have a bargin rail and have good offers with some outdoor clothing!
http://www.millets.co.uk/home.html

Inbox

I recommend the pub called "The George" ,I'm sure there are others in here who agree with me

The Hill Billy

Inbox wrote: »

I recommend the pub called "The George" ,I'm sure there are others in here who agree with me

OP - For your information The George is a gay bar.

Inbox - Don't be a dick. If you're not going to post something helpful - don't bother posting.

HB

spider_pig

lidel aldi for food also there's bars about that only cost €3 a pint during the day

John_Rambo

The Asian markets are great for cheap giant bags of rice, nuts, spices, dried herbs and some fresh produce.

John Mason

any there have been loads of jobs posted in the sticky on this page "where are all the jobs"

admiralofthefleet

try guineys on talbot street for your clothes and shop in the euro shops (lower abbey street, talbot street, north earl street, georges street) for your toiletries