This is a really cute and unique gift shop. They have all kinds of everything here, rocks (of…read morecourse) of all shapes and sizes and from all different places. They have jewelry, decorations, candles, you name it. A great little spot to pick up a gift for someone. There is a lovely cafe at the back which serves a great selection of cakes and coffees. Staff were very friendly. I popped here on a very wet day, and warmed up with coffee and a slice of lemon drizzle cake. A latte, flat white, slice of lemon drizzle and a slice of apricot and almond cake €13.20. Yummy.

Your basic touristy rock shop, with rocks and minerals from all over the world. The typical North…read moreAfrican trilobites, polished stones of no intrinsic interest for anyone over the age of 8, geodes from Brazil, etc. Probably of the most interest to the visitor was a small display on the back center that consisted of minerals found in Ireland. If you're looking for that, this is a good stop. I was a little disappointed that they didn't have some of the local fossils, some of which were abundant in the paving stones at the Cliffs of Moher park. In fact, we stopped to buy those--but they are probably not of interest to the types of tourist that this shop is geared towards. I did find a dark chocolate whiskey candy bar here, which I enjoyed. They do have a little coffee shop with desserts and pastries...a bit incongruous with the concept of a rock and gem shop.

Typical Ireland gear…read more They have all the souvenirs you could want. Hats, shirts, jackets, gloves and magnets. I even saw baby clothes. The store is very clean. It is super organized too. Way to navigate the store. It wasn't too crowded inside. And staff members were friendly; they greeted us when we walked in. I wasn't looking for anything in particular when I went in, just browsing really. Pretty cute store. Prices seemed fair.

Friendly staff and lots of souvenirs to purchase to take home to all of your friends! A good…read morelocation and easy to find shamrocks, magnets and anything else on your list with competitive prices!

The location of this Wool store is genius!…read more Tourists from all over come to visit the Rock of Cashel, which is right up the street from the Cashel Woollen Store. And the wind gets crazy up there!! It gets super cold also. And many, like myself, were not prepared for that level of wind and that amount of cold. I was freezing and my thin cardigan just wasn't holding up! I stopped in the Cashel Woollen Store to grab a jacket and beanie. This is the perfect place for that. They have all the warm and cozy things you could need! It is pricey. So, not the best value. But when you are cold, you are cold. lol Service was great.

The Cashel Woollen Store was my first experience with purchasing wool items in Ireland. The store…read morewas filled with so many beautiful items at comparative prices to most of the other gift shops. The wool was so soft and comforting to touch. The workmanship was amazing!! They also had the friendliest staff that were so sweet and knowledgeable. We spent some time socializing. I only purchased a scarf in this store and I am in deep regrets that I did not do all of my shopping here. I told myself not to jump on the first store on my first day without knowing what else would be available. I was initially planning a jam packed tour of all of Ireland and this afforded a lot of shopping potential. As it turned out for me this was the best store out of all that I traipsed through and now I have to wait a year and a half to return because I don't want to pay shipping costs. Don't make my mistake...if you are there and love it...buy it.

While we were in Blarney, Cork, Ireland, we visited the largest Irish shop in the world!! Blarney…read moreWoollen Mills Baby!! This shop has been around since about 1823 (I believe). Pretty impressive! We only had about 30 minutes to browse Blarney Woollen Mills. In that time, Wifey found a very cool jacket to purchase at an affordable price point. In that time, she also forgot her sunglasses at the shop. We already faraway from the shop when she realized that she misplaced it. She immediately called the shop, but by that time the sunglasses were nowhere to be found. The employee who answered the phone was not very helpful or sympathetic though. Very sad and disappointing customer service!!! Despite the loss of my wife's beloved sunglasses, it was still an okay experience overall. This shop carrys all kinds of clothes, crafts, food, plus so much more. Blarney Woollen Mills is known as having the great Irish Shopping Experience after all. Absolutely check this place out after you kiss the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle of course. Just don't forget any of your possessions while you are here because chances are great that they will be unable to help you.

I remember visiting the Blarney Woolen Mills after the Blarney Castle when I visited Ireland back…read morein 2013. I remember it having all the souvenirs you could want, including wool - at reasonable prices. We visited again after Blarney Castle but we had limited time since it closes at 6 PM and we got there at around 5:30. I managed to find a cute little sheep stuffy for my daughter, and an ornament for my sister. I remember buying wool the last time I was here. If I had more time to shop, I probably would have done more damage, so maybe it was a good thing the store was at closing time.

After a recent dinner at Bricín, we all went next door to look at woolen products a Quills. As wool…read morelamb figures seem to be a rage, Gayle bought a cute set for the house, while I settle for a "Good Craic" magnet. Don and Fern were more seriously into woolen shawls and blankets, so I had time to wander around a bit more. One interesting discussion I had with a nice store clerk, was why gloves in Ireland seem to be all be "one size fits all"? Irish folks and tourists don't have big hands like I do?

If you're looking for a nice woolen sweater or scarf, this is the place to go. It is a bit pricey…read morebut everything is very high quality and soft. It's great for souvenirs for people back home! The store is huge and has a lot of selection. The employees are friendly and check in with you to see if you need anything.

Big selection of items for sale - blankets, sweaters, jewelry, Irish glass, gift cards, books, art,…read moreetc. Lovely staff, helpful especially when explaining the difference between the blanket material types and offered shipping and tax process.

From the owner: The best of Irish Craft & Design, supporting local producers to allow you to find "a little piece…read moreof Ireland". We carry a wide range of Irish crafts, knitwear & gifts, including Aran Sweaters, Celtic Jewellery & Made in Ireland Crafts.

The Dolphin Shop is a souvenir shop in Dingle. It seems likely that the name of the shop is in…read morereference to the Dingle resident dolphin named Fungi. He is a bottlenose dolphin that was first documented in the area about 32 years ago and lives in close contact to humans. They do not know his age but they do know that the typical life span is up to 50 years. In the shop you will find all of the typical tourist treasures. There is pretty Celtic jewelry, accessories, cards and so mush more for competitive prices. This shop is very much like the other souvenir shops in the area. They all carry the same or similar looking merchandise. What puts this shop above the others is its charm and exceptional customer service.