Grafton Street Shopping Area is one of Dublin's most prominent shopping districts. The very popular St. Stephens Green Shopping Centre can be found at the top of Grafton Street. Other shopping outlets: Stephen's Green Shopping Centre | Brown Thomas | BT2 | Marks & Spencers | Pia Bang |Reiss |Monsoon | Laura Ashley | Dublin | Jewellery Institution that is Weirs & Sons. The street is pedestrian and is probably the nicest looking street in the city.

Powerscourt Shopping Centre is just a few minutes off Grafton Street. The centre provides some great antique shops including Courtville Antiques, Silver Shop and Delphi Antiques. There is also a design center where some of Dublin's best fashion designers sell their work. There are two art galleries and easy listening piano recitals are often performed. A tour is organized twice a week demonstrating what it would have been like to live in the eighteenth century.

O'Connell Street Area outlets: Roches Stores | Arnotts | Clery & Co. | Debenhams | Ilac Shopping Centre | Jervis Shopping Centre. O'Connell Street is the main street in Dublin city. The main shops on O'Connell Street are Easons and Clery's.

Nassau Street/Trinity College
Running on the south side of Trinity College, Nassau Street is the main area for quality Irish design, including woollens and tweeds (both traditional and modern designer styles) and also ceramics and glassware. For those of Irish ancestery are a number of heraldic shops so along with the designer shops Nassau Street is the ideal place for Irish gifts and souvenirs.