This is one of the widest streets in Europe. You can view the worlds tallest sphire on the street. Yo can see the GPO, the O'Connel bridge, some malls etc. You can observed everybody walking in this busy street. More

Was also there in December where there was so much decoration. alsolutly amazing! The rest of the year I would just say it was okay. Nothing much to see or do unless there is some parade. More

There is nothing here, thronged day and nite, quite dangerouse due to this gangs of thugs being free to hang out and do what they wanted. I just advise an extra care by nite to avoid horde of drunks More

A large variety of shops and cafes, and its cheaper that Grafton Street. I like Clearys for its large make up selection, and the GPO and Henry street are nearby, making it a great place to shop. More

For the main street of a capital city O'Connell St is a bit of a failure of redevelopment. The Spire, new paving stones, the GPO, Clery's and the Gresham hotel might all fall into the plus column for this street but an over abundance of fast food shops, gaming arcades and at least one building site in a state of... More

This is the street that everyone knows and it is a good starting point to your walking tour in Dublin. The street itself is full of tourist informations, ATM's, fast food, pubs, theatres, arcades, B&B's and it leads you right to the temple district. More

A pick up and drop off spot for many of the tours so expect crowds of people that don't know where they are going. A TI is located along here which is handy. Lots of shops to get a quick bite to eat before your day begins. You will get to see the 'pole in a hole' which is ...... More

O'Connell Street is the pedestrian mall of Dublin. Except that auto traffic is not blocked off, so be careful! Almost every type of shop can be found on this street or one of the side streets leading off from here. You can pick up the Hop-on, Hop-Off bus tours from here, or just walk from one end to the other.... More

Just OK, has been tidied up and footpaths widened and more trees planted. Still doesn't compare to other capital cities abroad. More