Easons (Arklow)
Unit 25 Bridgewater SC Arklow Co. Wicklow
(0402)24406
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(7 reviews)
I think you need to set up an email, i would like to ask you order in a magazine for me, It is called NeoMag and its an anime/manga/japan filled magazine, i used to be able to get it in Burnes in Gorey but unfortunatly it has closed down and i cannot buy it anywhere else... i would love if you could please see if you can order it in, here is my email. candy-aisha@hotmail.com, i will give you 3 rating just coz you do not have this magazine ): read more >>
Anonymous
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Published on 21 April 2010
Eason's Street in O'Connell Street is right at the heart of Dublin City Centre. It's a great book store, with everything that you could possibly want, also loads of magazines both international and domestic covering everything from gossip to fly fishing, if they don't have it they prob don't make it... Unusually up the third floor there's actually a Tower Records which sells all the latest indie/rock/pop tunes that are popular with the kids these days ;P highly recommended! read more >>
Anonymous
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Published on 27 April 2009
Great Shop with a bunch of brillent girls and Pacelli!!!!
Anonymous
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Published on 28 June 2008
Not as comprehensive as their sister shop on O'Connell street, but it does the trick nicely!
Anonymous
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Published on 28 June 2008
Excellent collection of everything! Great stationary department upstairs - selling all kinds of everything. If you have time to kill, you should go in and browse their huge collection
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inputfunnywordhere
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Published on 29 August 2011
Awful service. Staff act like it's a chore to help you. They never have the book I'm looking for, never! The only good thing about Easons is their stationery department and because of that they get one star otherwise I wouldn't have bothered. read more >>
oisinl
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Published on 25 October 2010
They have pretty much any book you want. Although it is massive, you might want to ask a staff member for help in finding a book, as it is so big. Staff are friendly too and you can pick up everything from books to stationary to CDs and DVDs. read more >>
clocks
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Published on 25 October 2010
This Easons is huge and has such a brilliant collection of books and magazines. It has the best location imaginable right on OConnell st. The staff are great too and theres always a buzz around the shop from it opening in the morning to closing at night. read more >>
Reindeer
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Published on 20 October 2010
Really good selection of books and a nice stationary section upstairs. HOWever, they are ridiculously (and I mean ridiculously) expensive. Books are nearly always full price or even more expensive. I popped into waterstones and got 2 cookbooks for less than what one alone in easons cost. They need more special offers that are actually decent and not buy 3 for 2 on a ridiculously rubbish range of books. read more >>
welcomeinjam
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Published on 20 October 2010
This particular easons has an extremely great selection and you are most likely to find whatever book you set out to find. It also has a tower records on the top floor which is very handy if you However as previously pointed out it can be quite expensive for new releases. read more >>
smiles
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Published on 18 October 2010
Easons are such great bookshops and this is the best of the lot! Its such a massive shop located in such a central place! Its always packed with customers and my goodness the queues are HUGE coming up to christmas. Great selection of books, magazines and newspapers! read more >>
hiyaz
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Published on 18 October 2010
I love this store on multiple levels. Customer service is very good too. There is a huge selection of books and other stuff on offer. Great for essentials for the school kids too and college students. Prices are reasonable overall. read more >>
phil22
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Published on 11 October 2010
Brilliant for magazines and books and stationary but some of the shops are very big so be prepared to ask for help if you're looking for a specific book!
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Mahon O'Brien
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Published on 09 October 2010
Great Book Shop if ur looking for anyhting to do wi work its your place! In a really great area and isnt to expensive! Great selection of books for any age! Ive found some really good books that ive never found in any other book! read more >>
ryan96
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Published on 09 October 2010
great for books and magazines and school acessories.got a great fountin pen in easons
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alphatronic72
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Published on 06 October 2010
I really love this store. Probably my favorite in Dublin. Has such a great range of products on many levels and pretty reasonably good quality too. The cafe is a haven from the mad world outside. Love the books, magazines and stationary products. read more >>
Carolinexx
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Published on 05 October 2010
What can I say, u want a book, magazine, school books, stationary - u name it Easons has it!
Its a One stop shop!
And the Staff are very helpful!!!
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pedrocon
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Published on 04 October 2010
wide variety of things available here,handy location in the middle of town! to be honest i normally head in here to read the magazines for a while but usually fairly competitive prices here too! what you would expect from an easons! read more >>
Platnex
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Published on 04 October 2010
Great selections, great staff and spaning over multiple floors, the prices are competitve and they host a wide range of guest signings through the years, if you are looking for new books or hard to find, come here, if you are looking for bargins or second hand, go to Chapters. read more >>
John Griffin
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Published on 01 October 2010
Great selection at very good prices. They often get celebrities in for book signings as well; Tony Blair recently signed his autobiography there. Great location which is clearly a positive as well
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rarasa
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Published on 01 October 2010
I really like this branch of Eason's, and I find it almost impossible to go in here and not go to the cafe upstairs (some amazing sea views!). In general the selection is quite good, not huge but good enough to be a good substitute if you can't get to the massive Eason's on O'Connell Street. read more >>
Damien O'Kelly
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Published on 30 September 2010
excellent book store in the heart of the city center. covers everything from books, to stationary, to presents for all occasions. not a bad selection of halloween costumes either! staff are very friendly and they get a lot of big names doing instore signings. read more >>
KobeInDaBuildin
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Published on 30 September 2010
no matter what kid of book or magazine you are looking for you are sure to find it here. they have everything from biographies to child fiction. i do a lot of reading and this is the only place in town that you will find what you are looking for. they also have a music shop upstairs for all your music needs read more >>
Santa7
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Published on 28 September 2010
I'm reviewing the cafe, not the shop. I had lunch here last week. I got the stuffed chicken with veg. The portion wasn't fantastic but it was ok for lunch. Prices vary but lunch usually cost around a tenner. The soft drinks are very overpriced.. 2.10 for a 500ml bottle! They do have nice looking cakes and buns though... Its a popular place for the oldest generation.... read more >>
eatabig
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Published on 28 September 2010
Not really my kinda book shop atall Easons is huge and all but they dont seem to stock up on every book i want but they seem to fit my mom in and even my dads tastes sometimes,Although it is an extremely popular store for book signings so whenever i see a big queue outside i always have a gander.All in all its your typical avearge irish big street book store.Very easy to reach O'connell street and they are very hospitable of course. read more >>
john marston
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Published on 27 September 2010
This is the best book shop I have ever been in. I am a big fan of tonnes of different specialised collectors magazines that are impossible to find in small bookshops but Easons never fails for me they always have what I am looking for. read more >>
brebilboa
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Published on 25 September 2010
Without a doubt this is by far the best bookshop I've been to in Dublin. It stocks pretty much everything and I believe if they dont' have what you are looking for they'll order it for you. Massive store with plenty of space and the place is always busy. Plenty of staff as well to ask questions. read more >>
flower
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Published on 24 September 2010
I really like this store and feel like I could spend hours in here easily! I love the ground floor section... just full of magazines and new books! Downstairs there is a lovely children's area and upstairs has a great cafe! There is a great selection of stationary and also I found that the staff are helpful in ordering in books if they don't already have them.... which they normally do however! read more >>
David1122
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Published on 20 September 2010
Its very hard to avoid going into Easons for a browse when in the shopping centre. They have a big selection of magazines and books on the ground floor and plenty of stationary and cards upstairs. One complaint I'd have is the selection of books could be greater especially since the giant borders left the shopping centre. read more >>
lornak
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Published on 20 September 2010
Not my kinda book shop... This place is just too big and its kind of hard to find anything. The staff are not really that helpful and it just doesn't have the same character as chapters. Trying to find a magazine can be really hard work, first you have to push through all the free loaders who spend their day standing and reading magazines for free and then you have to try and find the right section. i really don't like this store. read more >>
littlejp
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Published on 20 September 2010
This place is more of a landmark in town than it is simply a shop. It's in a fantastic building with 4 floors of stuff. You could find pretty much everything you could want in here from school books to electronics to dvds and music in the seperate Tower Records. read more >>
Pretty_Princess
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Published on 14 September 2010
One great book store, especially their 3 for 2 offer on books. They had a sale on their travel guides there recently too. Upstairs part is great for stationary, cards, wrapping paper and other small stuff (notebooks, diaries and etc.) read more >>
Whistlingmilk
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Published on 10 August 2010
This is probably my favourite Easons in all of Ireland. It's huge and has everything from magazines to dictionaries and plenty of selection of them. The staff have always been friendly to me and ready to help, and the confectionary isn't as overpriced as other Eason stores. read more >>
dubgirlracer2010
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Published on 20 July 2010
This is a popular store for book signings so whenever i see a big queue outside i always have a nosey! it is a huge Easons and they have almost every magazine in many languages. they always have great offers like 3 for 2 which is handy when you are buying a series of books that may have 3 or 4 books in them. read more >>
Reindeer
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Published on 20 July 2010
I like the upstairs part of easons. They have a fantastic stationary department and a good selection of cards. They also have some electronics, but to be honest I wouldn't actually buy that stuff there, think it's over-priced. Haven't shopped much in the book part, I frequent second hand shops! read more >>
rarasa
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Published on 19 July 2010
Besides the fact this Easons is huge another thing I like about it is the cafes. There's one at the top at Tower Records, where you get a really good view of the ever-bustling O'Connell Street but my favourite is the one on the ground floor. It's smaller and quieter, and you're surrounded by books there too! Okay, so maybe it's school books you're surrounded by, but it's still a great atmosphere!. read more >>
casablanket
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Published on 19 July 2010
I've always loved Easons Cafe as a meeting point for friends or just for somewhere decent to eat . The cafe has plenty of natural light and the food is really nice - for example their yummy quiche and salad. The place is always well maintained too. read more >>
lk123
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Published on 15 July 2010
This is one of my favorite Easons stores! The staff were very helpful about ordering in some books for me that they don't usually stock. They have seating in parts of the store so you can sit down and have a read of a book if you like. My favorite part of the store is the maps section, they have a very large selection of maps and theres usually great offers on them. Love looking at/reading the travel books too. read more >>
Elliee B
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Published on 14 July 2010
I love a trip to Easons to pick up some gossip mags. They've a huge selection on the ground floor of books and magazines. The staff are very friendly and helpful with finding books and suggestions of new books.
Some times the floor space is minimal with boxes and displays but its ok. I can imagine with a buggy or trolley, it may be a bit of trouble. read more >>
lucoops2345
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Published on 07 July 2010
Has an okay range of books and magazines. Not as good of a selection as Hughes and Hughes just down the road. Also a little more expensive. Does have a newagent in the building too which is handy. Also school supplies upstairs but no student discount. read more >>
dubgirlracer2010
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Published on 08 June 2010
This easons is quite good, spread over 2 floors and they have loads of books. They always have great 3 for 2 offers on in store which is great when buying a set of books. I got the whole twilight saga set of 4 books for about €30. read more >>
rarasa
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Published on 08 June 2010
Really handy local Easons for when you can't get to O'Connell Street. Very reliable for art materials, there's an extensive range of paints and cardboards. There's also an impressive selection of both specialist and generic magazines on the ground floor, along with a quality selection of foreign newspapers including The Guardian and the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (both of which I buy regularly). The first floor plays host to a basic but satisfactory range of books. As I said above, very useful for when you can't get to the larger Easons on O'Connell Street. read more >>
blimp
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Published on 26 May 2010
This is a very good Easons.The top floor has a cafe and Tower Records outlet. There is a great supply of stationary for all your office or home supplies.There is also a great range of newspapers and magazines as well as books.There is also a cafe on the basement which has nice muffins and coffee. read more >>
ossie90
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Published on 26 May 2010
without doubt the best bookshop in ireland everything you want and more with a massive selection of books and papers etc. the staff very friendly and all so very friendly would highly recommend
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student
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Published on 22 May 2010
Easons has always been my number one port of call whether I'm looking for art supplies, a specialist magazine or even a nice little gift. The stationery supplies here are great and there is a nice little cafe on the top floor. read more >>
Sandardie
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Published on 05 May 2010
This is shop that you do not want to hush through the selection of books is unbelieveable and all well labled and easy to find what you are looking for and evern if you cant the staff are very helpful. They have an excellent selection of cards for all occasions and also if you are hosting a pary they have all you need from pary poppers to baloons. read more >>
siobhany
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Published on 02 May 2010
Really nice big store,with a great range of books.Its pretty huge,and the books are affordable enough!:)However,they don't like you reading books in the shop...I learnt that the hard way.Go visit!
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nessy
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Published on 28 April 2010
Eason's is great for their range of weekly magazine and up to the minute books in the best sellers list, They have a good selection of cards and stationary but nothing that can't be bought for slightly cheaper in Reads.
The addition of a cafe and Tower Records into the building has certainly helped but the basement area's book lack the detail and depth that is needed for academia. Better off going to Waterstone's for a specific book you need.
At this stage it seems that Eason's could be more of a meeting point than anything else. read more >>
Denisetbutler
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Published on 21 April 2010
This is a large easons with lots of extras like stationary and paints. The kids sections is really good
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Joanna
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Published on 21 April 2010
Easons on O'Connell street is great for a larger selection of books especially educational ones.. I would use the Eason's in Blanchardstown alot as it is close to where I live but often go to this branch for a better selection or if need books for college... Huge shop..recommend anyone to go in for a look even! read more >>
Bogger
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Published on 21 April 2010
If you want to buy a book, they have it. If you need stationery, they have it, need a magazine, they have it.
If they don't have it, they can get it, quickly. Conveniently located in the same place as the landmark with the same name, Eason's, if you don't know where this placeis, the first person you ask will. read more >>
Joanna
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Published on 20 April 2010
Easons is great for stationary needs from pens to calculaters to painting accesories and also has a wide selection of books from novels to educational and then not to forget their gossip mags to there wide selection of hobby ones for example training, boats, cameras... I use this shop frequently read more >>
franlucas.cisco
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Published on 05 February 2010
Always I went to Eason from Oconnel Street for to buy magazines about management and Technology Information and newspaper from many coutries. I like there bacause also has a new books and DVD as well.
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mari2222
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Published on 30 January 2010
this is probably the biggest Easons in ireland. The selection of books is good and well laid out. it is a busy place, so sometimes there is a queue to pay. The staff are friendly, and the location right on O Connell Street is handy for the LUAS read more >>
epbastos
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Published on 18 January 2010
Great book store. You can find almost everything here, from magazines to books, from travel guides to music CDs. By the way, the music part is just as great, with a lot of hard to find artists.
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AnnieB82
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Published on 11 January 2010
I find Easons just ok as a shop. At least compared to Borders which sadly closed in Blanchardstown last year. Easons is in the higher price end in terms of books/stationery, and you would probably find stationery cheaper elsewhere. You will find a reasonalble choice of books though, and there always seems to be one around in shopping centres, so I tend to go there as a matter of convenience, even though I know I'm probably going to be ripped off. read more >>
Frankie
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Published on 23 October 2009
I like Eason's and its so handy that its in the SC, I can never resist buying a good book while Im out shopping. Always has the latest and this shop is always great for special offers - 3 books for 20Euro etc.
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Mari87
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Published on 13 October 2009
Its is good store,yes, with big collections but not so many bargains that I can see
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LBQ
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Published on 27 July 2009
For years they ordered in for me my nerdy hobby magazines. They still have the biggest selection in Dublin of magazines catering for all interests and tastes. They also have a good selection of books relating to Irish interest /authors. A small branch of Tower Records on the second floor always has DVD's on special offer. I don't however recommend anything in their cafe! read more >>
Brian1985
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Published on 21 July 2009
Got a massive range of books...from new to old. Always found it the best place for school supplies, books etc. If your interested in art they have a huge range of different types of paper,drawing pencils,paints and brushes.
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