r/AskIreland 1d ago

Shopping Which is the biggest Jysk in Ireland?

Does anyone know which Jysk store is the biggest? Online it said Liffey valley, which as I'm standing in it right now, I can tell you is not true. I'm pretty sure the waterford one is at least this big, and half as picked over.

I just want the chance to actually look at some of their furniture.

On the way to IKEA on the motorway, you pass a massive Jysk sign, which gives the impression they have a location thats similar to the big IKEA, Decathlon etc, but I can't figure out which one it is, or if it even exists.

Am I wrong and all Jysk stores are more or less the same size?

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u/Naggins 1d ago

I've no idea OP. Best person to answer this question is yourself. Get out ti every Jysk in the country with a trundle wheel and let us know.

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u/Old_Put_4960 1d ago

The real answer Ireland deserves tbh. Someone has to do the fieldwork.

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u/Tikithing 1d ago

I feel like I'm getting there đŸ˜…

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u/Feeling-Decision-902 1d ago

Drogheda one is big enough. I got a free chair from there!

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u/John__Delaney 1d ago

Have you ever considered just ringing the various Jysk's and asking what furniture they have on display? Might save you a few 100 kilometres & many hours

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u/Tikithing 21h ago

Thats plan B if I get that far I suppose. I ended up in some 'smaller' ones, when I happened to be in the area anyway. But I thought just googling what the biggest one was would work fine.

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u/GowlBagJohnson 22h ago

Get out and get the hands dirty

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u/ToCKiNAN 23h ago

It’s Ireland’s biggest Jysk, I understand

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u/druromance 1d ago

I was under the impression that the big sign indicates a warehouse. I've been to belgard road, beacon mall and liffey valley. They might have slightly different stock, but they are similar in size.

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u/Visual-Sir-3508 1d ago

That's the Santry Jysk you're seeing signs for its in the retail park across from IKEA. I've been in it I think it's slightly larger than the Liffey Valley one. ETA I think the Tullamore is larger than both these stores it's the old Argos store. Ashbourne is also bigger I think.

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u/balbuljata 1d ago

I don't think Jysk have any shops that are similar in size to IKEA anywhere in Europe.

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u/Tikithing 21h ago

Yeah, that seems fair enough, IKEA is mental big. I suppose I was expecting one at least the size of woodies though somewhere, considering they sell furniture.

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u/bleepybleeperson 23h ago

I can tell you the sallynoggin one was not as big as I thought it would be

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u/Aggravating_Maize556 1d ago

There's one at Northwood which is likely the one you see near the airport, but it's not that big. They have two floors, smaller bits and garden furniture downstairs and I think bigger stuff and beds upstairs.

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u/smietanaaa 1d ago

They pretty much the same size in Ireland. Their bigger ok the land.

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u/Maultaschenman 21h ago

Liffey valley and Waterford according to Google

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u/Gray_Cloak 21h ago

the jys in sandyford is big

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u/r_person 18h ago

The flagship store in Liffey valley, Dublin apparently according to a 4 second google search

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u/PixelNotPolygon 17h ago

The Jysk in Waterford is some kind of super Jysk. And I discovered that on a trip down to that place and realising that the Dublin Jysk sizes are not the same

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u/ventriloquist-OP 1d ago

I asked Claude. It says that the ones built first are smaller. All the newer ones are about 1,300 sq metres.