ALDI in Dublin 9

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  Dave Egan

  :: 12 March 2018 20:19:59

  Founded by Mr Al D. Albrecht, he once found himself stuck on a snowy road, blocked by a tree, starving and no light around to see what he was doing. He thought to himself, I wish there was a shop where I could get some food, some ski gear to get back easier, a chainsaw to cut the tree and some new headlamps for my car. Aldi was now born. He did though seem to have something against people who collect shopping trolleys, at €2 to use a trolley, that's double what other shops charge, if a collector wants to take it home to keep he will lose his €2. This branch in particular compensates this with loads of free parking, is well stocked with everything and the staff are friendly and helpful too. Note: Although this story might not be true, some facts remain. The store does stock everything from your weekly shop to power tools, ski gear and all sorts of gadgets you don't really need but will buy anyway. It is €2 for a trolley compared to the standard €1 slot, parking is free and stock is always good.

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  Siddig Hashim

  :: 12 March 2018 10:59:35

  I love to do my weekly shopping from there because they have very good stuff.

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  cheek's crackajack

  :: 01 March 2018 09:37:45

  Great shop always preferred Aldi's than Lidl, prices are very cheap and get a trolley full for around €60-€70. Also does great deals on your gardening equipment and work clothes and gym clothes and electrical appliance..

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  Patrick Ivory

  :: 12 February 2018 17:33:00

  The premises is clean. The staff are well trained and very friendly. The variety of food I can get in Aldi good.

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  Daniel Egan

  :: 07 January 2018 00:45:40

  This is my favourite local shopping centre and has plenty of parking in its facilities. It is a very economic shop so easy on the wallet. But even though I'm a fan it is limited by its selection compared to other main stream grocery shopping centres.