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( 01-888 0500;
www.primark.co.uk
;
47 Mary St; all city centre)
Ireland's cheapest department store
is a northside favourite, a place to find all kinds of everything without paying a fortune for
it - it's the best place in town for men's socks and jocks. True, the stuff you'll find here
isn't guaranteed to last, but at prices like these, why quibble over quality?
WALTON'S
MUSIC
36 or 36A from city centre)
The main branch of the well-
(
01-874 7805; 2 North Frederick St;
known music store.
MOORE STREET MARKET
(Moore St; 8am-4pm Mon-Sat; all city centre)
An open-air, steadfastly 'Old Dublin' market,
with fruit, fish and flowers. Traditional vendors hawk cheap cigarettes, tobacco and
chocolate amongst the new wave of Chinese and Nigerians selling phonecards and hair
extensions. Don't try to buy just one banana though - if it says 10 for €1, that's what it is.
MARKET
JERVIS STREET CENTRE
( 01-878 1323; Jervis St; all city centre)
This modern, domed mall is a veritable shrine to the
British chain store. Boots, Topshop, Debenhams, Argos, Dixons, M&S and Miss Selfridge
all get a look-in.
SHOPPING CENTRE
