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Best Shopping Centre in Ireland?

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Where would you say is the best shopping centre in Ireland & Why?

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monkeyfudge

Northside Shopping Centre... why? Because it's the great, great shopping centre!

Spyral

Blanchardstown. Because it has Borders, my favourite store EVER. Easons should be ashamed.

zAbbo

monkeyfudge wrote: »

Northside Shopping Centre... why? Because it's the great, great shopping centre!

And it's aged well, haha

Fratton Fred

Dundrum is fine as long as there isn't a game on at croke Park. then it just gets full of Culchies up for a day in the big smoke while their husbands watch the match.

dade

monkeyfudge wrote: »

Northside Shopping Centre... why? Because it's the great, great shopping centre!

couldn't agree more full of the wonder that is Tommys wonderland of value and all those nice pleasant kids from the local school

monkeyfudge

I work for that school....

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

dade wrote: »

couldn't agree more full of the wonder that is Tommys wonderland of value and all those nice peasant kids from the local school

Fixed - yw.

SoupyNorman

Rotti Express wrote: »

I like the new Athlone Town Centre down here in the sticks.

Its decent enough, considering the choices were either Golden Island or Texas
anything would of been an improvement.

fricatus

I'm surprised Victoria Square in Belfast hasn't been mentioned yet, but I suppose it depends on your whether your interpretation of "Ireland" is on a state basis or an island basis. (I know, I'll stop digging in just a sec...)

Isn't it getting a branch of Abercrombie and Fitch? Or did I mishear? If it does, it will be the biggest mass exodus in peacetime Europe, as all the Barbie dolls leave Dundrum and head straight up the M1 in their Minis and VW Beetles, in search of the Holy Grail

dade

monkeyfudge wrote: »

I work for that school....

herding the cattle back in after lunch at McDs?

Xavi6

Liffey Valley is a hole with far too much wasted space. The design and layout is poor at best.

Blanch ftw. Has everything.

[Deleted User]

Dundrum.It has class unlike Blanch!:pac:

rossie1977

bravestarr082 wrote: »

Its decent enough, considering the choices were either Golden Island or Texas
anything would of been an improvement.

GI was a great little shopping centre back in the day

adsgirl

fricatus wrote: »

I'm surprised Victoria Square in Belfast hasn't been mentioned yet, but I suppose it depends on your whether your interpretation of "Ireland" is on a state basis or an island basis. (I know, I'll stop digging in just a sec...)

Isn't it getting a branch of Abercrombie and Fitch? Or did I mishear? If it does, it will be the biggest mass exodus in peacetime Europe, as all the Barbie dolls leave Dundrum and head straight up the M1 in their Minis and VW Beetles, in search of the Holy Grail

Indeed it is, a marvellous monument to airheads with more sense than money, impossible though to ignore the smell of slap that prevails its' hallowed malls.

Pighead

They're all horrible evil buildings. Buildings that turn once intelligent girls into drooling gibbering incoherent monsters. They also make one hour seem like 7 and worst of all they always make Pigheads feet wet as he slips into the fountain whilst sneakily trying to grab that shiny €2 at the bottom of said fountain.

monkeyfudge

A shopping mall killed my last serious relationship. FACT!

quinevere

blanch in dublin is superior borders is the best bookshop ever
however kildare outlet is a brilliant day shopping very beautiful surrounding and bargains what else could a girl ask for

SoupyNorman

Blanch for me because you can escape all the Harpies inside by going to all the Peripheral Shops which include the best ones by miles.

Daithi McGee

For me.... Liffey Valley. You start at one end and finish at tother, ye old english style. All very straight forward. KFC Mini fillets may be purchased to provide sustenance, if needed. None of this wandering around in circles, up some stairs*, down some stairs* malarkey! *For what it is worth....I fear elevators and escalators for I think they will eat me. Childhood incident, don't really want to go there.

chopperbyrne

They're all pretty much the same.

Some of the newer ones are better designed (wider walkways, centralised foodcourt etc.), but The Square in Tallaght has rarely failed to meet my needs.

That said I prefer shopping in the city centre to any one shopping centre.

IronMan

quinevere wrote: »

blanch in dublin is superior borders is the best bookshop ever
however kildare outlet is a brilliant day shopping very beautiful surrounding and bargains what else could a girl ask for

How about an education, a long and healthy life, a loving family, a sense of community?

SoupyNorman

IronMan wrote: »

How about an education, a long and healthy life, a loving family, a sense of community?

You're obviously very disconnected with a womans priorities.

Oracle

Not sure about single shopping centre but Limerick is the best place for shopping, because there's so many shopping centres within a few minutes of each other. The Crescent, Parkway and Childers Road Shopping Centres are all only a few miles apart so the choice is unbeatable.

missmatty

+1 for Belfast's Victoria Square, was there lately. Very nice.

Fratton Fred

Oracle wrote: »

Not sure about single shopping centre but Limerick is the best place for shopping, because there's so many shopping centres within a few minutes of each other. The Crescent, Parkway and Childers Road Shopping Centres are all only a few miles apart so the choice is unbeatable.

and don't forget the opportunity to claim a new car stereo and wheels off your insurance as well.:D

brianthebard

quinevere wrote: »

blanch in dublin is superior borders is the best bookshop ever

lies!Charlie brynes is teh best.

rco2000

best large shopping centre - Dundrum
best medium shopping centre - golden island, athlone
best small shopping centre - tuam shopping centre

MarkR

Oracle wrote: »

Not sure about single shopping centre but Limerick is the best place for shopping, because there's so many shopping centres within a few minutes of each other. The Crescent, Parkway and Childers Road Shopping Centres are all only a few miles apart so the choice is unbeatable.

The crescent is good, and childers road I suppose for the ladies shops, but the parkway? I can't think of anything that would make it a must stop. The city itself has quite a bit of stuff too actually. No shopping centres yet really in it (williams court and arthurs quay aren't exactly shopping meccas)

truecrippler

fricatus wrote: »

I'm surprised Victoria Square in Belfast hasn't been mentioned yet, but I suppose it depends on your whether your interpretation of "Ireland" is on a state basis or an island basis. (I know, I'll stop digging in just a sec...)

Isn't it getting a branch of Abercrombie and Fitch? Or did I mishear? If it does, it will be the biggest mass exodus in peacetime Europe, as all the Barbie dolls leave Dundrum and head straight up the M1 in their Minis and VW Beetles, in search of the Holy Grail

I don't see what people see in Abercrombie and Fitch. Don't they have the name on all their t-shirts? Looks appalling.

Anywho, I hate Dundrum, I'm always there because its fairly local :P.

I went to Cork about a Month ago and went to a shopping centre near or around McCurtain St. They did these Ice-Creams in a cup and you could have any topping which they'd blend in with the Ice-Cream. :O Thought I was in Heaven so my vote goes to this un-named shopping centre.

Stark

truecrippler wrote: »

I don't see what people see in Abercrombie and Fitch. Don't they have the name on all their t-shirts? Looks appalling.

They were the "Look at me, I've been to America" brand at one point.