Penneys

very good, I met Harry styles there so not complaining, bit packed tho but got a picture with him

I wish they had this store in the US! Initially, I went to the branch on O'Connell street since it was the first one I saw and was on the Main Street. But as I was checking out, the cashier directed me to this branch for more shopping! I enjoyed this branch a lot more because it's so much more organized and appears to be newer than the other one.

Overall I spent over a hundred here because the coats are just so cute! And the price is very reasonable. They also had a lot of scarf choices which I purchased as souvenirs. If I had known I was going to go shopping in Dublin, I would've brought a bigger suitcase!

You get what you pay for. The quality isn't the best and probably not last for years to come. But I'm totally fine with wearing them for one season so I can buy new clothes the next season! Bring your passport if you're a tourist, there's tax refund.

Wow...wow...wow! Really. I was in Ireland for twelve days and saw everyone carrying around bags from here, me thinking just a regular Dept store. Boy was I wrong!

This place is for real, a one stop shopping paradise, eating, cheap cheap shopping. I was seeing amazing clothes and shoes for u see $10. Nothing in this store seems expensive. More of an H&M but on a cheaper price point. When I was walking through overwhelmed I went by a full on nail salon! Really.

You will find anything you want here, clothing, makeup, luggage's, accessories, jewelry, toys etc. my head is still spinning trying to recall it all from a month ago.

Let's just say next time I'm in Ireland I'm bringing an empty luggage just to load up on stuff from Penny's. Haha really. I'm just bummed I found the scoop on it two days before I left in Dublin.

I'm giving Primark aka Penny's a 5 because the deals are unbelievable, like $5 for a top and bottom super cute bathing suit! Not to mention they have everything under the sun you could possibly need. My daughter, 19, found the cutest clothes and a total of 11 items for €45. This is unheard of and especially in the U.S. Although the clothing sizes vary, try everything on, I found that this store is for everyone. I bought 3 bathing suits, socks, the cutest sun hat, travel mirror and then body care and all of this came to €35.

I would definitely recommend shopping here!

Hands- down, my favorite place to shop in Dublin. It is basically the equivalent of Primark in other parts of the UK.

Everything is reasonably priced and unique. I love buying clothes here and wearing them in the US, because no stores here sell things like this. I had been here in 2010 and bought a black sweater that I got so many compliments on. I wore it until it was threadbare. I came here again last week, hoping to find something similar, and although I didn't find one exactly like it, I did find a really unique black sweater and a gray one that will likely both be my go-to sweaters.

Lines are intimidating at the check-out, but they move super fast. I also bought some cosmetics and pajamas and other little odds and ends. I can't wait for my next trip to Dublin so I can come here again.

cheap, easy layout, kind and helpful staff, good array of clothing,shoes,homewares and accessories

This is an "upscale" version of Target. The selection is pretty wide and my girls will flip if they have an opportunity to go here. The items are affordable from clothing to accessories to shoes and intimates. They even have a nail salon onsite.

There's nothing much to say, except it is excellent in all areas:

- customer service is great;
- returns is simple (when you have a receipt);
- selection is the biggest advantage;
- prices are unbeatable.

Come here, if you're a girl or a guy, doesn't matter, you'll find everything and cheaply.

Have they refurbished this place? Or was I just in here at a really quiet time, before the vultures swooped?

I was in this Penney's for the first time in years yesterday and was quite taken aback by just how clean, tidy, streamlined, and well, damn funky the place looked.

All decked out in monochrome, if the scale of the place wasn't so massive, I would nearly have thought I was in a 'normal' shop...!

Even the dressing rooms seem to have been given a make-over. Block colours accenting some walls, and clean white on the others. Lots of hooks for your clothes (I like to hang the ones I've tried on one hook, and the ones that are yet to be put through that torture on the other hook. I hate putting them on the same one, wrecks the process. OCD?!) They also have built-in seats in each cubicle, and two mirrors so you can see yourself from the back / side (not necessarily always a good thing, I will admit)

I have to say, I was just taken aback by the layout of this place. Everything was so well lined up and stacked, it was damn near perfect. Really nice merchandising as well, and some ultra-fashiony stock. To be honest, I've been trying to stay away from Penneys and the likes, to stop myself from spending lots of money on lots of crap, rather than lots of money on one nice quality piece.

But the lure was too strong. I now have three dresses I will unlikely wear more than three times. And some cheapo jewelry and some shoes and some cream I didn't think I needed and... and... and....

This store is so much better than it's Primark equivalent in Belfast, it's well laid out, space between racks and tidy! Managed to spend about 90mins pottering about the 3 floors with my 13 & 16yr old daughters not once getting frustrated by the chaos. They were keen so buy a lot of stuff but both managed to come away with a full outfit each including shoes, a few extras and an outfit for their wee sister (2 bags full) for just over €60