Dundrum Town Centre
Dundrum Town Centre
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9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Monday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
About
Dundrum Town Centre is Ireland's largest shopping centre with over 165 stores and restaurants. The centre is home to Ireland's only House of Fraser, Harvey Nichols, Hollister, Hotel Chocolat and stand-alone Michael Kors store. It is located just 15 minutes from the City Centre via the Green Luas Line from St Stephens Green. The Dundrum and Balally stops are both a five-minute walk from the centre.
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2-3 hours
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- Balally • 6 min walk
- Dundrum • 7 min walk
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4.0
286 reviews
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Roberta Griffin
Trim, Ireland9 contributions
Dec 2022
Good centre but my god trying to get into it and out of it is a complete nightmare. Was sat in my car for 45 minutes coming and 50 getting out. Would totally put me off shopping there in the future
Written 10 December 2022
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David D
Devon, UK19,255 contributions
Aug 2022 • Couples
Wednesday 3rd August and we visited this massive Shopping Mall in the centre of Dundrum.
A bright modern Mall with a 120 plus stores it is the largest shopping mall in Ireland. With it's wide walkways and many escalators and lifts it is easy for everyone to navigate around.
It is home to a number of familiar household names, Primark, Marks & Spencer, Zara, Boots, Dunnes Stores, Harvey Nichols and so many more. There are numerous Designer Stores, Timberland, Calvin Klein, Boss to name but a few.
They all stand side by side with other small independent shops to create a shopping experience.
Visitors to the mall would certainly not go hungry with the number of restaurants, coffee shops and cafes. Foods of the world are on offer here with virtually every type of cuisine catered for.
It really does have everything here including a Theatre, cinema, medical centre, Travel Agents and Tesco supermarket over three floors. Think it would be easier and a lot quicker to list what is not here.
We did enjoy walking around the outdoor Square with the bars, food kiosks and the water features. Everything here combined to create a village like atmosphere.
The centre boasts having 3,400 car park spaces.
A bright modern Mall with a 120 plus stores it is the largest shopping mall in Ireland. With it's wide walkways and many escalators and lifts it is easy for everyone to navigate around.
It is home to a number of familiar household names, Primark, Marks & Spencer, Zara, Boots, Dunnes Stores, Harvey Nichols and so many more. There are numerous Designer Stores, Timberland, Calvin Klein, Boss to name but a few.
They all stand side by side with other small independent shops to create a shopping experience.
Visitors to the mall would certainly not go hungry with the number of restaurants, coffee shops and cafes. Foods of the world are on offer here with virtually every type of cuisine catered for.
It really does have everything here including a Theatre, cinema, medical centre, Travel Agents and Tesco supermarket over three floors. Think it would be easier and a lot quicker to list what is not here.
We did enjoy walking around the outdoor Square with the bars, food kiosks and the water features. Everything here combined to create a village like atmosphere.
The centre boasts having 3,400 car park spaces.
Written 6 November 2022
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Eventsorganiser
Dublin, Ireland4 contributions
Jun 2022 • Solo
I live nearby and use Dundrum Centre a lot. It really has everything you need and everything is spotlessly clean and so well laid out. The security are absolutely professional and there is a wide range of different shops, including my faves Easons and Golden Discs. The cinema is also fantastic.
Written 15 October 2022
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aileen C
Dublin, Ireland28 contributions
Mar 2021 • Friends
Nice shopping center BUT their policy regarding vouchers is appalling. After one year a sizeable amount is taken monthly from every voucher. And this is during such a disruptive period, with lockdown and restrictions. When some people were very anxious about going into a busy shopping center. This is NOT good enough!!!!
Written 20 February 2022
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IanDundrum
Ardamine, Ireland2 contributions
Sep 2021 • Family
Dundrum has something for everyone. Drop in the pick up your weekly basics in Tesco, and brows the malls looking at the great fashion offering. Big Cinema and manny restaurants to choose from. That also have an outside playground!
Written 15 September 2021
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SineaddeB
Dublin, Ireland3 contributions
Aug 2021 • Solo
Sadly, whether it is as a result of Brexit or the pandemic, this shopping centre is not what it was. Most of the shops are for young girls and are for casual wear only so if you’re looking for something for a wedding or graduation, you won’t get it.
Written 25 August 2021
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18park
Dublin, Ireland2 contributions
Aug 2021 • Solo
Spent 120 euro in an hour and a half and then had to pay 3 euro for parking. It's disgraceful and a rip off. The various shops should validate parking.
Written 8 August 2021
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Lorraine Reilly
Galway, Ireland7 contributions
Jul 2021 • Family
My family & I love Dundrum from the range of shops to the food areas outside. Each time we go to Milano’s to eat as the staff are super nice & the food is always fantastic. As we were staying in a hotel for a few nights we decided to go into the tesco to get bottles of water & sweets for the kids but when I say the staff were rude it is an actual understatement I still cannot believe how I was treated. I went to the what I thought was the fast checkout but apparently it is customer service desk which is laughable because this woman Gwendoline clearly never got any customer service training. So I was rudely told I should only have 3 items I said sorry I didn’t realise & I would have moved to a different checkout but she was already checking out my items another tesco employee who was in the queue behind me than started being rude & said this is a customer service desk & they were set up this way for the last 2yrs & could I not read signs. I explained it was the first time in the shop but it would be my last as they were so rude they than both chatted amongst themselves about me in front of my son. I was shocked & as I walked out the staff woman in the queue who I wasn’t even dealing with but felt the need to butt in said loudly & very nastily oh good bye have a lovely evening. I was so angry & upset I was fuming for about an hour after. Then I looked on the reviews on their own website & I am not alone in saying how rude they are, it seems to be the theme for the store. The four stars is for the rest of Dundrum but tesco wouldn’t even get one star off of me
Written 13 July 2021
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InfoMiss Trips
Lisbon District, Portugal276 contributions
Aug 2020
The mall had many of the typical shops (sporting stores including top fast fashion brands, there were also food stalls, and a large grocer). I would be quite pleased if I lived close to the mall. As a vacationer, I don't think it's worth the drive to see the mall if you aren't already in Dundrum. However, if you plan to venture out of the mall and walk around as well, then maybe, as there are some nice pubs and such in the area and it's a cool location.So, worth a visit if you plan to stay there longer and take in the area.
Written 2 October 2020
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lmervue
galway ireland4 contributions
Aug 2020 • Couples
Came to dublin from galway.Decided to stopin Dundrum for food.Nearly every place is shut.No place to get decent food.Had to resort to a cup of tea and a muffin.Such a shame a big shopping center and no place proper to eat.Avoid the place at all cost.
Written 17 August 2020
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Is there a liquor/ wine store that delivers locally
Eithne U
Naas, Ireland14 contributions
Deveneys does contactless deliveries, just ring the shop.
Katelynn B
1 contribution
Is there currently an ice skating rink?
fhan
Dublin, Ireland150 contributions
I think it is up and running.
Rosemarie M
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Dundrum is predominately a shopping Mall for the under 35s. From a totally economic perspective, 'older people' are going to be in the majority, and basically there is not that much for women over 50 who are still stylish and want to look well, never mind the 60year olds.
Marks @ Spencers is OK, and somewhat overpriced. Pamela Scott is good to but the whole centre is primarily aimed at middle class , young people. The architecure is very like an Airport Terminal with all the Elevators. The quality of air detiorates as you go downstairs and when you go to Brambles or other Coffee Shops, it can be stressful with music vying with other sounds. Kids screaming..... I live very near by and have to say, I don't find it a joyful experience to shop here. Air quality is bad, unlike Blanchardstown there is no 'real' air coming into the centre, it is aimed towards reasonably wealthy punters and unlike other Centres in Dublin, has v little in cheap Shops except for penneys. Harvey Nichols barely has a customer in it when i go there and House of Fraser lacks any type of a feeling of luxury and having spent money on cosmetics recently, I was appalled to be asked 'Do you want a Bag? that would never happen in Brown Thomas.Why are single people ignored in places like Tesco where requests for a small push trolly have been ignored, even though they have them in Merrion ? Why are the toilets so inaccessible ?
Rosemarie M
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Thank you for your reply, I am glad you don't have problems. I am a very young for my age fashion conscious person. I also love kids. I am talking about children not under control, Ferla teenagers and general bad manners, oh and because I live near the Centre, it is NOT a novelty for me, it is a necessity for Food Shopping. I think it is a terribly long walk for mothers and their children to get to any of the toilets and from a security point of view, there are far too many long corridors.
Again, perhaps for some, money is not a problem, but unlike other Centres, Dundrum has tried to catch the upper income market [it was built during the boom ] the infrastructure around it isnt just the M5- and for Taxis and people who have to live very near... it is a nightmare with traffic. Prices are that bit more expensive than other Centres. Again The air is appalling and I would go so far as to say it is a 'sick' building. There is absolutely no sense of friendliness as you would get in a smaller centre like Nutgrove. I guess if you only visit now and again, this isnot an issue.
I agree that its alot under one roof but you cannot get a needle and thread or a photocopier within the Centre. Security is tight and at times it is a nightmare with so many people. Again mostly youngish, and unruly kids, I disagree regarding alot of the restaurants which are pricey but not great as eateries go. It is sadly not a place for elderly people and there is no pleasure in shopping there. This is my opinion as somebody who lives locally.
DUNDRUM TOWN CENTRE - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go
Frequently Asked Questions about Dundrum Town Centre
- Dundrum Town Centre is open:
- Sun - Sun 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
- Mon - Fri 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Sat - Sat 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
- Hotels near Dundrum Town Centre:
- (0.66 km) Hotel Pierre
- (3.73 km) Donnybrook Hall Hotel
- (4.16 km) Aaron Court
- (5.63 km) The Merrion Hotel
- (4.42 km) InterContinental Dublin, an IHG Hotel
- Restaurants near Dundrum Town Centre:
- (0.01 km) Siam Thai
- (0.02 km) Mao Dundrum
- (0.04 km) Global Cuisine
- (0.04 km) Milano
- (0.04 km) Eddie Rocket's
- Attractions near Dundrum Town Centre:
- (0.13 km) dlr Mill Theatre Dundrum
- (0.09 km) Harvey Nichols (Dublin) Ltd
- (0.27 km) Edvard & Pink Level 5 Spa
- (0.31 km) Giddy Studios
- (0.31 km) Rainforest Adventure Golf