Shopping Centres located in County Dublin - Republic of Ireland

ILAC Centre, opened in 1981, was the very first shopping centre in Dublin’s city centre. The centre comprises 80 stores and provides 1000 car parking spaces. Tenants at the site include Dunnes, Boots and Argos, among others.

Swords Pavilions is a well established shopping centre offering approximately 90 shopping units, plus several restaurants and cafes and a state of the art cinema. The site benefits from surface car parking and an adjacent multi-storey car park, offering 2,000 spaces. Parking is free for the first two hours. Occupiers include Schuh, Sky, Starbucks, River Island, Super Valu, The Body Shop, Zara and Vodafone.

The subject property is a highly prominent modern retail block, totalling approximately 12,933.67 sq m (139,218 sq ft) and providing clear, open-plan, fully flexible retail space in the heart of Bangor City Centre. The Menai Centre redevelopment took place in 2008

Bayview boasts over 25 stores and a Cafe all located under one roof.

The White Rose Centre is located in the heart of Rhyl town centre and provides the town’s principle retail offering. The main entrance is located in the centre of the High Street with an additional entrance from the promenade. The total retail offering for the scheme is approx. 57,245 sq ft with tenants including Sports Direct, B&M Bargains, Boots, Specsavers, Bodycare, Yours, Hays Travel and JD Sports

The shopping centre is an enclosed, single level centre of approx 100,000 sq ft, anchored by Boots and Llandudno's principal multi-storey shoppers car park (366 spaces) Major retailers currently represented include Mothercare, Dorothy Perkins, Boots, Early Learning Centre, Thorntons, Bodyshop and Waterstones to name but a few. The town's priciple covered shopping centre, with a unique Victorian theme including a coffee shop, all carefully designed to complement the architecture of Llandudno. The scheme is anchored by Boots, Dorothy Perkins, Waterstones and Mothercare.

Over 50 shops including Ashley Stevens, Bookstation, Card Factory, Dunnes, Ecco, McDonald's, Specsavers, Starbucks, Tesco & Trespass

Plans to include a mixed use site with residential, office and 62,000 sq m of retail space, with cafes and restaurants, a library and landscaped gardens, with direct access to the Metro.

The centre is anchored by Dunnes Stores, other occupiers include Boots, Heatons, Eddie Rockets, Pulse Accessories, Vera Moda, Exit, EDC Fashions, McDonnagh Shoes, The Bagel Factory, The Village Jeweller, O'Briens, Zumo Juice, Lifestyle Sports, Bookstation, Gamestop, Ulster Bank, The Ice Box, Sky Digital and Georgies Ice Cream to mention a few.

Bloomfield's Shopping Centre comprises approximately 7,711 square metres in total with units ranging in sizes between 78 sq m to 359 sq m. The Shopping Centre offers an excellent range of top class food, clothing and grooming products available in the bright open and easily navigated mall.

A mixed 20 hectare site which is now established as one of south Dublin's premier shopping venues, offering retail, residential and commercial opportunities plus leisure facilities, a hotel and top end car showroom. Retail 1 and Retail 2 areas offer prime retail units with occupiers including Smyths, PC World, Woodies, apartments and office blocks. The LUAS rail network has a dedicated stop at the site.

Leopardstown Shopping Centre is a 5,200 sqm shopping centre anchored by Dunnes Stores retailer and provides over 460 car parking spaces.

Liffey Valley Shopping Centre is known as one of Ireland's leading shopping destinations comprising over 99 tenants.

Blanchardstown Centre offers a unique shopping & leisure experience. Home to over 180 stores, 3 Retail Parks and 25 Restaurants, it is located just outside Dublin City and is Ireland’s most accessible and largest destination shopping centre.

Stephen's Green shopping centre was redeveloped in 1988. The building is architecturally acclaimed and is a tourist attraction, with it's high glass ceilings, and now boasts over 100 prime retail outlets including Irish crafts, specialty shops and giftware. It is well appointed for public transport including the LUAS, train/dart and bus routes. The A Park multi-storey car park is a few minutes walk. Tenants include Argos, Boots, Claire's, Dunnes Stores, Mothercare and others including independent retailers and cafe/restauranteurs.

The shopping centre has 30 stores plus an 8 screen cinema and the anchor tenant is Dunnes Stores. Other tenants include Kylemore, SWALK, Vodafone, Bananna Tree, Bookstation, Ulster Bank and Starbucks. There is a secure underground multi-storey car park which has recently been refurbished, with clearly identified pedestrian walkways and free parking for the first two hours. In addition, there is a choice of public transport close by including bus routes and a LUAS tram stop.