this is a gem I visited while staying in Roscommon. The place is just fab, I could stay there all…read moreday everyday. As for the coffee, scones, blackcurrent jam and cream omg its fab. Couldn't wait to get home to make my own blackcurrent jam. Wish there was a shop like it in Kingscourt Co Cavan. The new owners are really pleasent as well and very informative about their products and the shop they now own. Well done to them and I wish them every success and I will be back next year, if My God spares me.

From the owner: Town and Country Interiors is an Irish, family-run home and interiors business in the West of…read moreIreland conveniently located on the main Galway road just outside Roscommon town. Town and Country is an emporium of accessories, fine furnishings and furniture for your home, with everything from ladies fashion accessories, jewellery, handbags, scarves and hats, art work, giftware, bedlinen, tableware, kitchen ware, lighting and seasonal items. Town and Country Interiors certainly offers an alternative shopping experience, something vastly different from the sameness of shopping centres. Shopping here is a totally relaxing experience, with stress-free parking and a wonderful café/restaurant on the premises. And if that sounds like a lovely place to be, it really

I can totally understand why this shop is entitled 'The Barn'. It's got a kind of storage feel to…read moreit, and you can't really move too far without tripping over something, or bumping into that other thing. Especially if your name's Lynne... Crammed full of furniture, soft furnishings, candles, gifts and a whole lot more, The Barn is a tad overwhelming if you're trying to find something specific. I quite like a challenge (most of the time), but since it was wet and I was carting half of Donaghadee's shops around with me (it certainly felt that way), I was pretty fed up and didn't exactly feel like having to dig too much. Plus, I was totally aware of my being ever so slightly clumsy at the best of times, and not wanting to end up paying through the nose for breakages etc., I decided to look and not touch. That was until I spotted a cute cat tea towel, and instantly knew my mum would love it. Managing (somehow) to pick it up off the rail, I admired the pattern whilst hunting for the price. Ah, yes there it was...£5.95?! Heavens above. Maybe I'm a bit stingy, but I certainly wasn't paying that for a tea towel. Not a chance. Everything else seemed to be slightly pricier than I'd first thought, right down to the scented candles which started at £2. At this stage, I realised there were three likely-things-to-happen: 1) I knock something over. 2) I buy something. 3) I leave. The latter being the cheapest option meant it was instantly favoured (not flavoured, that's an entirely different thing altogether). I'm much too poor for such shops. Nice stock though...

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