Maybe I'm biased because I'm from Finglas although it has a nice atmosphere and a couple of nice places to eat.

I just walked past. Not everything I do is of great significance.

Finglas village gets a bad rap by those who do not know it. Its home to many amazing shops including coffee shops, clothes shops, charity shops, supermarkets, banking, barbers opticians, dentists and hairdressers oh and possibly the best vetinary care in Ireland Fox's and no not just for foxes but all animals. However one important ingredient to watch out for and that's the people. It's a circular society in Finglas but predominantly Dublin but a large chunk of them me included really really nice. The not so nice in any part of Finglas are not really Finglas people. Not nice people in any part of the world are a minority and don't come from anywhere they just appear to make us appreciate nice people. So come along do a bit of shopping, get your hair cut, your pet checked, get a tooth pulled, go to the movies. play bowling, get a coffe a Macs or BK drop in you unwanted presents to the 2 charity shops even buy a new car. I'm sure if James Joyce was here he'd write a sequel to Ulysses called Homer about Leopold Blooms cousin called Leo Frank Bloom who tries to get a cricket team together in Finglas called the FCC. Balbriggan has one why not Finglas.

The shops I visited had friendly, helpful safe, On phone enquiry prior to this visit, staff appeared abrupt and unhelpfulful, but as I passed the shop window display, I went in and staff was very pleasant and helpful.

The reply I got from David Cullen is totally incorrect. I got we can’t do anything withought a gift receipt . They never offered to look up anything and we’re very abrupt and rude

Run down, carefull you lock your car. Good value to be had in some of the shops

It's great that everything is in one place but it would be better if they stayed open till 6 on a Saturday evening

The centre itself needs a serious make over but the staff in Pepco are attentive and friendly and they have a wonderful range of products at very reasonable prices 😀

Old and tired 😫 usual collection of stores, euro shop,pharmacy, butchers, post office etc. Also a good library. The village centre needs renovation or rebuild !

Can't beat the locals are great and the place has charm

Plenty little shops cafe library and banks postoffice supervale. Pubs to. Taxis 🚕 buses bring Wednesday go.

Plenty of shops around here but the whole pay and display should be banished - maybe they should implement free parking up to an hour and after pay as most people literally spend less than an hour in the area and leave. Dealz is a handy shop

Good amount of shops including cafe, Costa coffee,restaurant abrakebabra, and post office, bank of Ireland AIB, PTSB Bank of Ireland also pep and co, super Value, hair dressers peter mark also a mens barbers Golden Hands and pharmacys, great location if your looking to get everything done in a couple of hours.

It has very good shops and pubs in it and cafe for your coffee

Had all I needed Barber, Snack, shopping Excellent bus service

Great place to do your shopping and score your crack in one place 4 stars all day long

It's OK but not a lot going on, Coffee shops and chippers that's about it,

Plenty of shops. Easy get to buses coffee shops all around. Pubs to. Lovely atmosphere 👌 hairdresser beauty salon to. Every thing u need in village.

Some useful shops like Pepco and Costa but in general it's in desperate need of a facelift

It has a few shops .the village could do with a revamp but there's a new deals n an array beira butchers .the bare basic

Fine place, buses coming late or missing all the time from line. Still very village vibe, but getting busier these days. Sad as the big Dealz gone from the centre.. Good Vetenary, Supervalue, Aib banks kebab pizza, and more. Recommend!

It is a nice little place to get the odd one or two things but I feel like they could make it more useful if they tried.there’s about 4/5 food/drinks places in one tiny little block where they should put more shops in that the locals could use a bit more. The best shops in the area is pepco and a newsagents across the road. It’s very difficult to find parking there aren’t many car parking spaces around

I just love the friendly vibe in these local shops.Great variety of shops.Not just there but the adjacent streets also.Can't beat local shops.

It's fine. Nothing special. Some good shops, such as dealz and the pharmacy. Nice to have somewhere a bit sheltered to at least not get drenched in the rain.

It's a nice shopping mall. Quite small but got most of what you need. Cheap parking fees which I really like compared to other places where you are spending a fortune on parking.

Very tired looking shopping centre now due to its age but it still serves the people of finglas well. Good variety of shops.

A few good shops, expensive car parking avoid if possible, the rate is per hour and not part thereof, so full charge for a few minutes over stay. Local post office, Costa coffee, Dealz, butchers, chemist and library and a shoe shop.

Great place to meet up with friend lots of pubs restaurants and coffee shop.lots of friendly people always ready to help you out with anything great community spirit in the area and super value and Iceland to do your shop in. There is also chippers, Chinese pizza shops for takeaway great creche called fionn ghlas early years hub in the village great community creche would recommend to anyone looking for a setting for their little ones 👍

I saw artificial flowers on Dealz websight, got a lift 9ff my Brother Vivion & got 4 vases with the flowers for €4. The flowers are great, it's just unfortunate I can't take them.out as their made into the vase.

Great selection of shops & coffee, but I mainly go here for the shop Dealz.

Dealz is great, the staff are so helpful and it's full of pick me ups. I go on for one thing and come out with €50 worth of shopping.. 🥰 🥰

Various outlets and shop-super~markets; good friendly and approachable security staff. Yeah, good to see it thriving again. Regards David James Long.