M&S Dublin: Locations, Opening Hours & Online Shopping

Anyone who’s tried to grab a quick dinner from M&S after work knows the frustration of checking closing times across different parts of the city, whether you live near Grafton Street, work close to Mary Street, or are heading out to Liffey Valley — the three M&S Dublin stores each have their own rhythm. This guide lays out exactly what each location offers, when they’re open, and how to get the most out of shopping online or in-store.

Number of M&S stores in Dublin: 3 main locations ·
Largest store: Grafton Street (flagship) ·
Typical opening hours: 08:00 – 21:00 (varies by store) ·
Phone (Grafton Street): 01 6797855 ·
Online shopping available: Yes, nationwide delivery

Key contact and address details for each store are listed below.

Which M&S Stores Are Located in Dublin?

M&S operates three stores in Dublin: Grafton Street (city centre), Mary Street (city centre), and Liffey Valley (suburban shopping centre) (M&S Official Store Locator). The Grafton Street location is the flagship store with the widest product range across clothing, home, and food. The Mary Street store, recorded in the M&S Official Store Locator, sits close to the IFSC and O’Connell Street, making it convenient for those working in Dublin 1’s business district. The Liffey Valley store serves the western suburbs from inside the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, per the M&S Official Store Locator.

M&S Grafton Street

• Flagship, full range of clothing, home, and food
• Address: 15-20 Grafton Street, Dublin 2, D02 CV97
• Open 08:00–21:00 (Thu–Sat); phone: 01 6797855

M&S Mary Street

• City centre, near O’Connell Street and IFSC
• Address: 24-29 Mary Street, Dublin 1, D01 YE83
• Open 08:00–19:00 (Mon–Sat); phone: 0035318728833

M&S Liffey Valley

• Suburban shopping centre, serves western Dublin
• Address: Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Dublin 22
• Open 09:00–21:00 (Mon–Fri); phone: 01 6797855 (store queries)

The pattern: Grafton Street offers the broadest range and longest hours, while Mary Street is a tighter store best for quick lunchtime visits. Liffey Valley balances suburban convenience with late-week extensions for evening shoppers.

What Are the Opening Hours of M&S Dublin Stores?

Three stores, but the hours are far from identical — the gap between the earliest closure (Mary Street at 18:00 Sunday) and the latest (Grafton Street at 21:00 Thursday–Saturday) is a full three hours, enough to change a shopper’s evening plans.

Grafton Street hours

• Mon–Wed: 08:00–20:00
• Thu–Sat: 08:00–21:00
• Sun: 11:00–19:00

Mary Street hours

• Mon–Sat: 08:00–19:00
• Sun: 11:00–18:00

Liffey Valley hours

• Mon–Fri: 09:00–21:00
• Sat: 09:00–19:00
• Sun: 10:00–18:00

Holiday hours may vary — check the official store page before visiting, especially around bank holidays. The trade-off: Grafton Street wins on late-night shopping, but Liffey Valley opens later on weekends for those who prefer a lie-in before hitting the shops.

Can I Shop at M&S Dublin Online?

M&S offers full online shopping for clothing, home, and food via marksandspencer.com/ie. Free delivery applies on orders over €50; standard delivery costs €3.95. Click & collect is available at all Dublin stores, per M&S Click & Collect Help.

Online ordering process

• Browse and order via marksandspencer.com/ie
• Create an account or check out as a guest
• Choose delivery or click & collect at checkout

Delivery options

• Standard delivery: €3.95 (free over €50)
• Nominated day delivery: €5.95
• Next-day delivery available on selected items

Click & collect

• Available at all Dublin stores
• Free service — no minimum spend
• Items arrive within 3–5 working days
• You’ll receive a collection email with a unique barcode

The implication: for Dublin shoppers, click & collect is the smartest hybrid option. You avoid the €3.95 delivery fee, get guaranteed stock held for you, and skip the in-store queue for checkout if you’re just collecting.

Where Is M&S Dublin City Centre and Grafton Street?

Both city-centre stores sit within a 15-minute walk of each other — one on Dublin’s premier shopping street, the other on a quieter thoroughfare north of the Liffey.

Grafton Street address

• 15-20 Grafton Street, Dublin 2, D02 CV97
• Within walking distance of St. Stephen’s Green and Trinity College

Mary Street address

• 24-29 Mary Street, Dublin 1, D01 YE83
• Near O’Connell Street and the IFSC

Public transport access

• Luas Green Line: St. Stephen’s Green stop serves both Grafton Street (2-minute walk) and Mary Street (10-minute walk across the river)
• Dublin Bus: Routes 9, 16, 46a, 145 stop near Grafton Street; routes 40, 41, 41a, 83 stop near Mary Street
• DART: Connolly Station is a 15-minute walk from Mary Street; Pearse Station is a 10-minute walk from Grafton Street

Both are within walking distance of St. Stephen’s Green and Trinity College. The Luas Green Line stops near both city centre stores; buses serve Grafton Street and Mary Street.

Is There an M&S Sale in Dublin?

M&S holds seasonal sales (January, July, Black Friday) with up to 50% off. Regular clearance sections exist in-store and online. The M&S Sparks loyalty scheme offers personalised discounts — join for free at M&S Sparks Ireland.

Current promotions

• Check the M&S website or sign up for email alerts for the latest sale dates
• Seasonal sales: January (clearance), July (summer), November (Black Friday)
• Student discount: 10% off with Unidays verification (limited periods)

Seasonal sales

• January: Up to 50% on clothing, home, and selected food
• July: Up to 30% on summer range clearance
• Black Friday: Up to 40% on electronics, home, and fashion

Student discount

• 10% off selected items with verified student ID via Unidays
• Not applicable on food, gift cards, or Sparks exclusives

What this means: if you’re a student in Dublin, stacking the Sparks loyalty discount with a seasonal sale can save you up to 60% on full-price items during clearance periods. The key is timing — July clearance starts mid-month, not the first.

For those visiting the southside, the M&S Dundrum store guide offers a comprehensive look at services and hours at one of Dublin’s busiest shopping centres.

Frequently asked questions

For Dublin shoppers, the choice between stores comes down to timing. If you need late-night access, Grafton Street or Liffey Valley are your options. If you’re near O’Connell Street during a workday, Mary Street is the convenience play. And for anyone who hates queues, click & collect from any of the three stores is the cheapest and fastest way to skip the checkout line entirely.