Shop in Supervalu all the time, they have a great selection of groceries frsh meat and fruit and veg. Visited my favourite shop in the shopping centre today Images, have such beautiful goft ware
A handful of decent shops, barbers etc, but possibly the worst designed shopping centre in Ireland. I feel sorry for the occupants who have been let down by the owners who have done virtually nothing to improve the situation in decades. Demolition and rebuilding would be the best strategy for everyone involved.
Located between Dun Laoghaire main street and the Marino this shopping centre has a good selection.of stores to choose from. Anchored by the modern, clean, well managed SuperValu store it is easily accessed by able bodied and wheelchair users. The mall is wide, and there are lifts and/or esvalolators available
Unfortunately what was o centre a busy and bustling spot has aged poorly and now is almost void of shops and atmosphere.
Dull, outdated. Not great jobs. No atmosphere. Lots of empty shops. Top floor totally empty
The best thing in there is SuperValu. Few small local stores. If you are looking for brands this is not the place.
This shooping centre is due for refurbishment the sooner the better as there are hardly any shops open inside a poor reflection on Dun Laoghaire as an vibrant town in South Dublin
Don't go into it very often as there aren't a lot of.shops in it that would draw me in. Has a few arcade-like toddler rides in the halls and has a Tiger and a Supervalue which is good.
Has great potential for development. Many retail shops closed. Top floor like ghost town. Pity.
I have visited Dun Laoghaire Shopping Centre on a very regular basis over many years. My optician has his premises there and there is also a very good bookshop and picture framing business. However over the last few years many stores have closed down and it is now virtually a ghost centre. Very sad.