Survey results in the media this week said that children who were pushed around in buggies or pushchairs that faced away from their parents - could end up with psychological damage.
If you are looking for puschairs or buggies that are rear facing or can be adjusted to face either the front or face to face - Kiddicare have these  Rear Facing Buggies for sale.

Buggies, prams and pushchairs  made by Quinny, Silver Cross, Bebeconfort, Maxi Cosi.
Delivery is free in mainland UK on orders over £50. Delivery to Ireland and Northern Ireland and some outlying parts of the UK is £19.99.
The prices on Kiddicare are pretty good - and they still save you money with delivery charges added on.

Almost 3,000 pairs of parents and babies were studied as part of the research by Dundee University. In one experiment, 20 babies were pushed for a mile, half the journey being spent in an away-facing buggy and the rest in a toward-facing one.

It was discovered 25 per cent of parents using face-to-face buggies talked to their baby - more than twice as many as those with away-facing buggies.

Babies facing towards the buggy-pusher were found to experience a reduced heart rate and were twice as likely to fall asleep, suggesting they were less stressed.

Mothers and infants who had a chance to use both types of buggy laughed more frequently with face-to-face buggies. Only one baby in the group of 20 laughed during the away-facing journey, while half laughed during the face-to-face journey.

So  - don’t buy a puschair that doesn’t allow the baby to face the pusher.

Today’s new parents have a massive choice of buggys and pushchairs to choose from. Looking cool is as important as the functionality and manouverability of any buggy.
The Quinny Speedi is a great off road pushchair. Superb in the country and in the town too. It is ovely to push and a smooth ride for baby.
You can get Quinny pushchairs online from Kiddicare - they prices are way cheaper than in Irish shops even with the 19.99 delivery added on. For example - an Irish online baby equipment shop is charging  €399 euro for a Quinny speedi . At Kiddicare it costs £255 GBP  delivered  which is about €307 euro (at the date of this post). That’s a saving of over €90 Euro.
Kiddicare stock loads of other brands like Phil and Teds, Silvrcross, Bebecar, Britax - and they also sell cots, mattresses, baby equipment and toys. Basically - it’s as good if not better than Mothercare - but they deliver to Ireland. The 19.99 delivery charge to Ireland and Northern Ireland too -  covers orders of any size - so buy all you need for the new arrival in one go.