Its a 300-400 meter old street in the middle of Dublin with few shops as M&S , Baileys Coffee shop I.e. I heard its one of the most expensive places to rent a business place...in Europe hence the prices but overall has hes very old stamp everywhere you look wich gives the Irish fell somehow. Bruxelles Pub its one of... More

what can i say, great ambiance, great shopping, great steet. no good places for eating though, you have to go to off streets for that.... but Brown Thomas is here for all girls and boys who love shopping :)

It was our second visit to Grafton Street, and it seemed less enthralling this time. If I had time to shop, there does seem to be a good range of stores. Good people-watching.

You need to go here, explore and enjoy the area. We found some stunning restaurants around here and one called Sabo which is a must eat at. Grafton Street its self is a busy street with plenty of atmosphere and some great shops.

Best Street in Dublin, great fun for everyone, Just to walk down this street is a pleasure no traffic lots of street entrainment relak and have a coffee and see the real people of Dublin,

Subj. says it all. All things Irish on sale, plus a good deal of touristy clap-trap. Great fun. Be prepared for sensory overload.

See the flower sellers and just take in the atmosphere of this beautiful street. Visit the Shopping Centre, or just stop for lunch or just a coffee in one of the many cafes. This is a great experience for our Visitors from abroad.

18 yrs ago I remember seeing kids as young as 8 yrs old selling cigarettes on grafton, shouting to the tops of their lungs. today these same kids just come up to your table and beg for money under the false guise of funding a school football trip. also, the beggers stand right beside the ATMs with their hands out!... More

This once-proud & still famous shopping street is, believe it or not, named after the First Duke of Grafton, an illegitimate son of the English King Charles II. Running from the charming St. Stephen's Green down to Ireland's oldest University, Trinity College, it became one of the world's most expensive shopping streets during the "Celtic Tiger" years. Its still a... More