Shopping Centre shopping in Ireland
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Powerscourt Centre
This upmarket shopping mall in an 18th-century town house is where discerning shoppers quietly visit boutiques, beauty salons and the 1st-floor art, craft and antique shops. The Design Centre and FCUK are also here, as is a great vegetarian restaurant and a wig store. The courtyard Powerscourt Cafe is a pleasant spot to gather yourself.
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Bridge Mills
A general purpose shopping centre in an old mill building by the river at the western end of William O'Brien Bridge.
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Lisburn Road
Ultrahip shopping district: a straggling strip of red-brick and mock-Tudor façades lined with fashion boutiques, interior-design shops, art galleries, delicatessens, espresso bars, wine bars and chic restaurants - and the unexpected concentration of designer fashion shops (about a dozen of them) on Bloomfield Ave in East Belfast.
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Castle Court Centre
For general shopping you’ll find all the usual high-street chains and department stores in the compact central shopping area north of City Hall. One of the main shopping malls is the Castle Court Centre. There’s late-night shopping till 9pm on Thursdays.
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Victoria Square
For general shopping you’ll find all the usual high-street chains and department stores in the compact central shopping area north of City Hall. One of the main shopping malls is the new Victoria Square. There’s late-night shopping till 9pm on Thursdays.
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Market Cross
Kilkenny is the regional centre for shopping. You'll find an interesting mix of chain and local stores along High St. Market Cross is a multilevel mall behind a row of High St shops. A flashy new shopping mall, MacDonagh Junction, is the largest in the region.
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Westbury Mall
Wedged between the five-star Westbury Hotel and the expensive jewellery stores of Johnson’s Ct, this small mall has a handful of pricey, specialist shops selling everything from Persian rugs to buttons and lace or tasteful wooden children’s toys.
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Primary Shopping Street
Running west from the grassy Eyre Sq, the city's pedestrianised primary shopping street starts as Williamsgate St, becomes William St and then Shop St, before forking into Mainguard St and High St.
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Ennis Town Centre Mall
Ennis has the best shopping in the county; stock up on essentials in the vast Ennis Town Centre Mall with its Dunnes Stores just behind O'Connell St. Look for a discreet passage in.
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Foyleside Shopping Centre
This is a huge, four-level mall just outside the eastern city walls, which contains a Marks & Spencer, Virgin Megastore, Dixons and other high-street chain stores.
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Laurence Town Centre
Down close to the middle of town is the large Laurence Town Centre, which was once a grammar school.
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Scotch Hall Shopping Centre
This is a large glitzy mall in Drogheda. It is located on the south bank with the D Hotel.
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Eyre Square Centre
General purpose shopping centre with a large Dunne's supermarket.
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