Dunnes Stores

Went in there to change a size in something. They couldn’t do this at the till so I had to track up to the 3^rd floor right in the back beside the restaurant to the Customer Service desk. Totally unnecessary. I can’t believe they have the cheek to call it Customer Service when they don’t provide decent service at all. Anyway, rant over

There are a lot of these stores all over the place in Dublin. It is a great store with some nice quality items. I like the home goods. Beautiful dishes and bedding.
I was tempted to bring a lot of it home with me.
The clothing is set up where you can really get a good look at it. Not all jammed together like some stores, so you cannot even see what is on the racks.
Ladies, Men, and children clothes. They carry them all. As well as shoes and bags.
This is a nice location. We walked here, but I think you might have a hard time finding somewhere to park.

NOTE This is a review of customer services.
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It’s great when places do refunds, isn’t it?
As they say themselves, it’s straightforward, no fuss. Bring it back in the same condition you bought it, within x days, and we’ll give you back your dosh.
The queue was long enough, five head of me, and there was just one young, addled girl managing it.
Ten minute wait and I’m there. Giving back something, taking something else instead.
So simple.
‘You’ll have to go over there and pick a card,’ said the girl.
‘A card?
Yeah. For two euro.
Eh, but I don’t want a card.
Cos this is an exchange, and you’ve two euro over, so you have to pick a card.‘
A quick glance to the card section told me that the queue was now officially a small snake and my will to hold out broke. I dutifully walked to the section. But my brain was all confused, and I couldn’t see a card I wanted, mainly because I didn’t want a card. I had cards, at home, lots of them. But, wait, Father’s Day is coming, I’ll get one of these. But, wait, there are none. Argh, confusion. Why am I here anyway? Who am I? I’m starting to feel the collective gaze of the growing mob on my back, and it’s not kindly. But what’s this? Something had landed on my shoulder. It’s my assertiveness fairy, yay! I walk back.
‘I don’t want any cards. I want my money back. You do refunds, so I’ll just get a refund, then buy the things I’m exchanging,’ I say with a forced degree of Thatcherite zeal.
She concedes she doesn’t have the authority, says ‘I’ll call my manager.
This is actually ridiculous. It is a huge fuss over something that just isn’t a fuss!’ I say. But part of me feels sorry for her. She has this job, dealing with the public, in all our complexities, but she’s not allowed hand out two euros of a due refund. And though her manner isn’t great, I can see she’s stressed, and it’s not nice feeling powerless to resolve simple situations. And I suspect that if she was handed the keys to the kingdom, she’d know how to use them.
We wait. The collective gaze hardens, backs can tell this kind of thing. I’m pretty sure the small snake is now an unimpressed python. I widen my stance, plant my feet more firmly, steel myself for an attack from behind. ‘The manager won’t give you the two euro,’ she says. I glare.
Manager finally arrives. She’ll refund me. But my card was stolen, so she can’t, because it would have to go back on the card.
‘But it’s still money,’ I say. This bugs me a lot, this insistence of shops to only refund to the card the payment was made on, as it’s not the same as cash. As if money isn’t money anymore.
‘I’ll have to call the store manager,’ she says.
Sweet Jesus, I think. Is this actually happening?
Fair play to the mob, no one is actually shouting at me, and if anyone feels the need to resort to physical violence, they are managing to suppress it. Not that I’m about to look around and find out.
The store manager doesn’t seem to be coming. I’m pretty sure I hear an expletive muttered under the breath of one of the increasingly hassled customer service people. And, honestly, I don’t blame her. I know how she feels.
It’s so silly, all this palaver of authority layering, for the simplest, smallest things.
The store manager is nowhere to be found and they relent. I’m handed two euro. I take my things and go, ignoring my assertiveness fairy’s instructions to hold my head high. It hangs low as I pass the snake that is beyond all doubt now a big, unpeaceful python. I dig my hand deep inside my pocket, clutching my bus fare.

Debenhams est un centre commercial sur 5 étages. Vous y trouverez principalement des vêtements, bijoux et cosmétiques, mais aussi des produits pour la maison
Debenhams a un bon service à la clientèle et les vêtements sont plutôt de bonne qualité

i love dunnes stores, because it has a range of clothes for everyone, young and old alike.
the other thing i like is that their clothes are great quailty, i. e that they dont shrink with the first wash. they have friendly, helpful staff. great shop!

Meteor phone stores are based all Ireland. They are probably Ireland’s best phone store as they provide a large variety of phones and also offer a broadband for the computer as well. There the best for price and have very outgoing staff that are very helpful.

las compras de comida y cosillas de casa siempre las hacia aqui te encuentras desde lo básico hasta el mitico colacao
Puede haber supermercados mas baratos, y recuerda llevar la bolsa, por cada bolsa te van clavando dinero al final es acordarse de llevarla encima

There are many Dunnes stores in Ireland and a few abroad but very few in the UK which is a shame. The flagship store is in the St. Stephen’s Green Centre and offers women’s, men’s and children’s clothing as well as home furnishings, bags, shoes and some cosmetics. The nice thing about Dunnes is that it offers different ranges of clothing at different prices. Their Savida range tends to be more expensive but still quite reasonably priced and some of the clothes in this range are really nice. Their cheaper range tends to be good for items like T-​shirt, socks etc. and these are good quality and wash very well. Some stores also offer maternity clothes which are great value.

great for almost everything you need!

There are many Dunnes Stores all around Ireland. But my favourite is the one on Henry Street. They completely redone the interior of the shop and it looks really upmarket.
The clothes in Dunnes are of a very high quality and are a very reasonable price. My favourite at the moment would be their «Star Buy» Collection which would have very fashionable items at pocket money prices. I bought a coat out of this collection that is warm and really well fit, and it only cost me € 35 a snip of the cost of a coat in other stores. At the moment they have winter clothes in this collection, including a lovely cardigan (black or cream) for just € 20 and a long slieve shirt with belt for just € 15.
In Dunnes Stores on Henry Street, they have a whole floor dedicated to children’s clothes and accessories which is absolutely huge. Also a men’s section which is quite big also. If you fancy something to eat after all that shopping, there is a really nice restaurant on the top floor. I have been to this restaurant and found the food to be delicious.