Stillorgan Village

Stillorgan, Irlanda

2.9

Cerrado ahora

10 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+353 1 288 6004
Sitio web:
www.stillorgan-sc.ie
Dirección:
Lower Kilmacud Road, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin
Stillorgan
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
80 mStillorgan Village
260 mStillorgan
300 mOld Dublin Road
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Parking
Área privada
Parking para bicicletas
Sí
Acceso para minusválidos
Sí

Hoy

Hoy 12:00 – 18:00
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Horario local (Stillorgan) 2:03 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 09:00 – 18:00
martes 09:00 – 18:00
miércoles 09:00 – 18:00
jueves 09:00 – 21:00
viernes 09:00 – 21:00
sábado 09:00 – 18:00
domingo 12:00 – 18:00

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10 opiniones sobre Stillorgan Village

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Tu valoración: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Stillorgan Village (or what I’ve always known as Stillorgan Shopping Centre) is a funny one. The recent change in name would suggest a change in something but I struggle to find what that is exactly.
There have been talks of redoing the place for the last 20yrs at least but due to planning restrictions we’ll have to take it for the quaint little centre that it is.
Places to eat include Mao, Brambles, Starbucks, O’Brien’s and Eddie Rockets. For grocery shopping you have Tesco, Dealz and the slightly more upmarket Donnybrook Fair.
As far as retail shops go there is some varity. A couple of mens’ suit shops, a few womens’ clothes shops, a book shop and out of sorts but welcome 2nd hand electronics shop.
The highlight for me is the food market on Wednesday. It’s essentially a scaled down version of the food market the is open in the Peoples’ Park in Dun Laoghaire.
Drop in next time you’re passing as I’m sure Stillorgan Village will have something you need.
Tu valoración: 3
San Jose, CA
Parking is a nightmare here. It does seem nicer since I was last home — i remember this place from the early 80’s — and it has been through some hard times since. Once Ireland’s first (or one of them) shopping centers, it was enevitable that it would be left behind. It does seem cleaner and brighter now but the parking situation needs addressing — even if it means dropping some stores.
Tu valoración: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Great little place for all your errands that need to be tended to, there is a Tesco for grocery shopping, a Starbucks for on the go as well as a McDonalds for the kids and plenty of clothes shops and a chemist/​pharmacy great place always clean and nice
Tu valoración: 3
Blackrock, Republic of Ireland
Renamed Stillorgan Village can this do anything to help business in this centre I doubt it the fact is there is still very little going for this shopping village except its free parking tesco Starbucks donnybrook fair and McDonalds
Tu valoración: 2
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Fine of you are in a hurry and need the essentials but no, not a shopping experience to be savored.
There’s pretty much everything you might need, just housed in a very grotty and out dated surround.
It has a Tesco for food, Dunnes for clothes, shoe shops, a GREAT butchers (actually, really very good!), and the rest of the usual stuff you’d expect
Oh, and a McDonalds for when the wife is not looking
Tu valoración: 3
Dun Laoghaire, Republic of Ireland
I had not been here in years and guess what it has not changed… at all although I did notice that some of the units were empty and most of the shops were quiet despite the car park being full… very full.
I strongly suspect that people park here and then head into town on the bus.
Parking is a nightmare as you have to wait for someone to leave a space before you can enter it and meanwhile the traffic is backing up behind you. Along with impatient drives who have been stuck for ages waiting for a spot for themselves.
There is an answer to this but you have to have your car washed ‘Eco car wash’ and more of them under that review.
Still I got what I needed and the area does seem to cater for most needs between the shopping centre and the other shops in the area all within walking distance.
Tu valoración: 1
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
There’s absolutely nothing inspirational about Stillorgan Shopping Centre. It is a grey, dull, concrete slab, with eerie piped musak throughout. There’s an old Dunnes Stores with a really crap selection of clothes and a few homewarey bits and bobs, an similarly disappointing A-​Wear, a Sasha Boutique (who’s ever bought anything in there?) and a Golden Discs. I’m sure there’s a few more shops but nothing really worth mentioning.
You get the impression walking around that everyone, shop owners included, expected the whole place to be demolished a decade ago and that’s why they haven’t done anything to make it more attractive since. It reeks of eighties drab.
The Tesco is about as good as it gets here, and that’s saying something as it’s not a particularly good Tesco either.
Tu valoración: 2
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
There was a proposal a few years ago to make this place a two storey, perhaps multistory shopping centre with lots of lovely stuff.
.it never happened, and since then the place has continued to look like the bad ol’ years. An ugly design which leaves you constantly wondering what is in the middle of the square??? If it rains and your shop is on the other side of the corridors here you need to dash across. and it can get a little slippy. The shops here are a little stuck in their ways too. not many ups.
They have a golden discs and that is enough to make me avoid the place.
Car park is free though so you should take advantage of that.
Tu valoración: 2
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This is Irelands first, and therefore oldest, shopping centers. As a shopping centre it’s actually quite nice to walk around. It predates piped music and is closer to being on a street than say, Stephens Green Shopping Centre.
Still, the shops aren’t great. And in parts, the old girl is starting to show her age.
Tu valoración: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This shopping centre is quite accessible, by luas and dublin bus (46a) and is close to the N11 so it is a very convenient centre for those who wish to do some shopping, but don’t want to go through the headache of going into the city centre. There is also plenty of parking nearby. Though the centre appears quite small there is a variety of shops, including Awear, dunnes, tescos, golden disks etc. There are also quite a few cafés, and the ever present mc donalds and eddie rockets. It might be small, but it has a great deal of local charm, and it’s a great place to spend an afternoon for a change.