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About: Stephen's Green Shopping Centre

Stephen's Green Shopping Centre is a large indoor mall located on Grafton Street, in the south of Dublin. It houses many shops and eateries, and is a lively place to pop into while in the city.
Stephen's Green Shopping Centre
St Stephen's Green, D02 HX65, Dublin
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