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Shopping Centres / Malls Dublin
30 Reviews This building originally was the city mansion of Viscount Powerscourt and was built in 1774 with granite from the Powercourt county Wicklow estate. In 1981 it was turned into an upmarket centre with...
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English Market Cork
9 Reviews The market has existed on this site since 1610 but the present building dates back to 1786. Refurbished after a fire in 1980, it is a great place for the world gourmets, who will find here anything...
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Shopping / Streets / Areas Limerick
7 Reviews Cruises Street is probably the best place in Limerick City Centre for shopping. It has all the usual high street stores such as HMV, Next, River Island, Boots, Thorntons, The Body Shop, DP, Claires...
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Shopping Centres Waterford
3 Reviews It's got everythinggggg for the music lover - all genres - not the standard top 10 you find everywhere - traditional instruments - Massive selection of Irish traditional Music and a database of...
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Pottery Dingle
2 Reviews The shop is packed with all kinds of items but the pottery is my interest. For what looks like a small building on the outside, ( with a beautiful seascape murial painted across the entire front of...
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Various Kinsale
3 Reviews When it comes to shopping you could really go crazy in Kinsale. So many tastefully appointed shops with artistically displayed goods. These goods come at a price though so unless you want to buy maybe...
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Kilkenny Design Centre Kilkenny
4 Reviews After we walked around the castle grounds, we went across the street to a craft market place which had a cafeteria and ate lunch. Afterward we wandered through the design center, but we didn't buy...
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Clothes Inishmore
2 Reviews The Sweater Market is one of the first buildings visitors to Kilronan see. It houses a variety of sweaters of different colors and patterns - beware the stretching! Here we purchased a few gifts but...
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Cobh Heritage Centre Cobh
2 Reviews My shopping tip is brief and to the point. Don't shop at the Heritage Centre. Do shop in town. Cobh is not exactly a shoppers paradise but along East Beach, the shopping street by the harbour , there...
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Shopping / Markets Carlow
1 Review Sitauted on the high street this beautiful boutique is a mecca for fashion lovers.I would almost just go back to Ireland to visit it again! If it's possible to have a child-friendly shop this is...
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Shopping / Streets / Areas Dublin
45 Reviews Lush store concept is truly unique. The hand-made natural soaps are shaped like foods such as cakes, fudge, cheese slices, very cute. Entering Lush store is just like entering your local delicatessen,...
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Departments Store Cork
4 Reviews Penneys is one of the department stores in St Patrick's Street, the main shopping street of Cork. If you look around, you will see many passers-by carrying their brown paper, and therefore recyclable,...
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Waterford Crystal Waterford
2 Reviews After the tour (which was included in our bus tour so we didn't pay extra for it), we went to the in-house Waterford shop. Afterwards, they told us that they would free engraving if we bought...
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Crystal Dingle
1 Review There are lots of Crystal shops in Ireland, but my favorites are Dingle and Kinsale Crystal. Co-incidentally they are each owned and operated by brothers. Trained in Waterford but frustrated by the...
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Markets Kilkenny
1 Review Shopping opportunities in Kilkenny, while not on a par with Dublin, have improved dramatically in recent years. The Market Cross is an open-air shopping mall off High Street. It was developed in the...
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Irish Goods Dublin
19 Reviews This tip is offered with tongue in cheek...but when I visit another country I have to make a stop in the grocery store to see what things I can bring home for my kitchen. Maybe you do the...
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Bookstore Cork
4 Reviews There are 2 huge independent bookshop, bridge street and lavitts quay, massive range of new and used books, if its not there chances are they can order it in. Excellent friendly knowledgable staff,...
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Markets Dublin
13 Reviews This is one of my favourite places in Dublin. An indoor market crammed with quirky stalls and shops and a great cafe or two. Located in a splendid red brick building, this was Dublins first purpose...
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Pinocchio's Cork
1 Review Everything about this shop is delightful, from its outside decor and window displays, to its eclectic selection of toys and gifts inside. This is the place to buy something special, be it toys for...
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Department Stores Dublin
10 Reviews Everyone knows Marks & Spencer's. You can buy everything and everything! I bought tons of undies there. (Does that mean Ive turned into an old lady?) My sister and I also bought some really pretty...
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Book Stores Dublin
7 Reviews Easons, Hodges Figgis, Waterstones and Dubray are the main chainstore bookshops. Chapters in Parnell Street is great for discounts and secondhand books. Books Upstairs in College Green is good for...
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Airport Shopping Dublin
1 Review Yes, why pay more for all travel needs and designer names, when you can purchase travel value products at DUBLIN, CORK AND SHANNON at up to 25% cheaper than down town, I ask myself........ Famous...
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How could anyone forget U2,Cranberries! Other bands worth checking out are the Devlins, Picturehouse and while not rock maybe Secret Garden (half Norwegian/Half Irish), Corrs and I have to throw in Johnny Logan ,love his stuff!
We got real cheap Irish souvenirs from Carrolls. They offer all kind of stuff from jewelry, keychains, shot glasses to t-shirts and bags that have Irish element printed on. For certain items, they offer cheaper price if you buy more than 3 pieces. It's indeed cheaper compared to other souvenir shopa at the places of interest. From EUR1 to t-shirts of EUR12-15
One of the best Irish gifts you could possibly buy for a loved one or a friend is a piece of Claddagh Jewelry. Claddagh is a traditional jewelry piece from Ireland that symbolises love, friendship and loyalty. Claddagh design consists of a heart, symbolising love and hands that symbolises friendship and the crown for loyalty.As a traditional ring for Ireland the Irish Claddagh ring is a perfect gift to be given to a loved one, maybe a family member or a loved friend. It is also popularly worn by singles seeking love but is traditionally worn differently than a wedding couple. With its strong representation of unity the ring itself sends gives a powerful message about who wears one.How to wear a claddagh ring?When the ring is worn on the right hand with the design facing outwards, away from the body, it usually represents that person is single and possibly looking for love. When in love...
If you need any medical supplies whilst in Dublin you will not have to walk far to find a pharmacy/chemist. There seems to be at least one on every shopping street in the centre of the city.There are also walk-in doctors' practices around. One is located on Dame Street, near Temple Bar.
My favorite CDs of irish Music are the ones by Tina Morrissey and The Mulrooney-sisters that are mainly sold at the Cliffs of Moher by members of the family or the artists themselves.You may buy a lot of Music-CDs and Cassettes directely at the souvenir-shop at the parking of the Cliffs of Moher. A bit cheaper than at the main shop you may as well go to the small shop-wagon of the family Mulrooney. All of the daughters seems to have recorded CDs and most of them are really great !In summer you may see at least one of the sisters singing high above the Cliffs, somewhere on your way to O'Connor's Tower. my favorite was Tina Mulrooney, her new name is now Tina Morrissey, playing the harp and singing with a really beautiful voice and her CD "A memory of Ireland" is my favorite !Click on her web-page, in order to hear her songs !simply click on"Listen" I would like to say that the general...
For all non-EU travelers, make sure you ask for your VAT slips from retailers. These slips allow you to get back a large portion of the tax you pay for an item, and if you buy alot of gifts for friends/ family, can really add up to a decedent amount of money returned to you. The retailer will fill out alot of it for you, but while waiting for your flight in the airport, fill put the rest and turn them into the VAT stands in the terminal. You can either get cash or have the money returned to your credit card that was used for the purchase.
Avoca is a 7 level mini-department store with a colourful mix-match of men and women's fashion, kids clothes, household goods, aromatics, ceramics and lots more. This unique shopping experience stocks everything from fancy dress clothes for kids(sequin pink fairy dresses with matching haloes!) to beautiful Aran style 'his' and 'her' jumpers. Household goods include luxurious throws that are woven in the Avoca Mill in Co. Wicklow using natural fibres made from lambs wool, mohair, cotton and linen. ... pretty much everything :)But my favourit is the lovely soft stripy scarves in all colors .. for ~ 30 Euros WHO cares ;) as long as it's pretty and the credit card limit isn't reached hihi
Everything Irish can be bought here including great food items. If you are from NON EU don't forget to claim your tax back. Irish writers coasters & table mats of Irish homes. Heavenly scented candles with real Irish scent. Don't buy the little peat burning blocks they don't smell as good as the candles. $$$ ££ Euro!!
This is a great little shop on the waterfront with a ton of different celtic shirts and t-shirts. If you spend a while in Ireland you will notice that the same 20 or so t-shirt designs are at all the tourist shops, and they're all pretty stupid too - most of them have to do with sheep or rain, or sheep IN rain. The Celtic T-Shirt Shop is very cool, with unique knotted designs and quality fabrics.Here's a quote from their website:"We work mostly with hand-cut stencils , and blend colours right on the screen, which is slow and difficult, but the close attention given to every print gives a unique appearance to the work, and means that no two are exactly the same. The inks are water-based [ no solvent -smells ] cured in a 14 ft infra-red dryer, which leaves them completely wash/iron-safe and pre-shrunk." My purchase cost about 50 euros but I didn't skimp - it was a long sleeved, hooded...
There are several shops surrounding the square that makes up central Eniskerry. I wandered in and out of a few... One has locan handcrafts, another has high end women's clothing, there are a few pubs to keep your companions entertained while you wander .... I bought paper art w/ celtic runes, peat neckpieces for Xmas ornaments, and some modern wool sweaters ..... yup, I spent a lot of moolah, but individually the prices were the best I'd seen - so it was worth it ;)
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Hayfield Manor Hotel Cork
1 Review and 1031 Opinions While the Hayfield Manor was a tad bit more expensive than we like to spend, one gets what one pays...
Ashford Castle Galway
1 Review and 858 Opinions This really is five star luxury. James Bond actor Brosnan hired the whole place out for his wedding...
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