What can't I say a wonderland of gifts for the whole family…read more I do all my christmas shopping there, huge range of top quality presents at very reasonable prices, and everything is gift wrapped what more could you ask for

From the owner: Largest selection of Gifts & Interiors in the North East…read more Free Gift Wrapping, Free Parking. Jewellery, Nursery, Crystal, All Leading Brands. Furniture, Lamps, Mirrors, Crafts etc

This is a great place to go when you need that all important gift idea for someone special. They…read moresell a vast array of beautiful ornaments, to vases, wine glasses. They have a large selection of Yankee Candles. They sell beautiful jewellery that is all showcased in lovely lighted stands. There are lovely pictures and mirrors as well as cards for every occasion. Everything you need is catered for. Prices are also quite varied, they sell things from the lower end of the market up to expensive. They stock lots of good brand names like Waterford Crystal, Bulaggi and the also sell a good variety of souveniers. The staff are also nice and friendly

Obsessed with this shop! There were so many and all had different items. Staff was super friendly…read moreand welcoming, decent pricing and wide selection of merch to choose from. Can't wait to visit Ireland again!

Whoooo Hoooooo! Carolls I love you! There are two reasons why:…read more 1. I'm Irish and proud and when I walk past Carrolls and see the Belfast t-shirts and the tourists mulling around I get a great sense of pride. I am proud that if a Spanish/French/Ethiopian wanted to purchase something, nay anything with a shamrock on it they could get it here. I'm proud that pencils and pencil cases, hairbands, rubbers, sweets, aprons and the like with sheep/shamrocks/leprahauns on them can all be purchased here! 2. The Irish tunes that are being pumped outta this place from opening until closing fill me with happiness and make me want to sing along as I am walking past in the pissy rain on dull and gray winters afternoon - sure you couldn't beat it. For all things Irish Caroll is yer man/woman?

This little shop is perfectly named because it is indeed full of the sweetest things! I was in here…read morein the run up to Christmas and you could really go to town buying gifts and decorations for the Yuletide season. Furthermore there was the most delicious smell of cinnamon and spice - sooo fitting for the time of year and a great way of upping sales of scented candles. The staff are very hands on too. I noticed a woman making some purchases and receiving just the right level of attention from the lady at the counter.

Lots of options for souvenirs. Decent pricing for a souvenir shop in the middle of a tourist city.read more

Tons of stuff and after stopping by a bunch of other touristy places in Dublin, this store (or…read morechain of stores) really does have good prices. The Guinness magnets were cheaper here than the same magnets at the Guinness gift shop. They also have stuffed animals, touristy (tacky!) underwear, and a lot of tourist junk. But then again, some people probably love what I thought was junk or they wouldn't be selling it. Stop by and check out the store... I'm sure you'll find something you want. I don't know about the quality of the items, but they sure so have a huge quantity of almost everything. Oh and they have free WiFi.

I la la la laaaave this gorgeous, enchanting little gift shop. It leaves you bedazzled and…read moreenthralled, and wishing you had a slightly bigger limit on your credit card (seriously, £300 is *nothing*...). The Lavender Box combines beautiful jewellery (the likes of Pom, Coeur de Lion, Pilgrim), with stunning gifts (I spotted the cutest wooden Noah's Ark, and the animals all had their own places), and exquisite clothing / shoes. It truly has it all. The front section of the shop is home to the gifts, filled with fancy knick-knacks such as candles, ornaments, figurines, stationery etc., as well as the jewellery. Cabinet after cabinet bursting with the most dazzling jewellery (there was 20% off some items the day we were in, but I managed to behave myself). The back section of the shop is home to a beautiful range of very unique clothes. Not really my style, but very classy and elegant, with a bit of a retro feel to them. Alongside these lie a good range of Irregular Choice shoes, which, as most of you will know, are a gorgeously kitsch, and somewhat pricey shoe label (and to die for). Oooooh shoe lust... The owner / sales assistant was very friendly, though her attention was diverted to a customer who was trying on a pair of Irregular Choice boots, and couldn't make up her mind which colour to choose. Nevertheless, she spoke to us, and was very amiable, and I commended her for dealing with the Irregular Choice boot lady (jealous...), who obviously needed her help much more than I or my sister. La la la laaaave it even more now. Absence makes the heart grow fonder 'n' all that...

Great service always nice stock gift shop very well stockedread more

Beautiful selection of flowers and arrangements for any occasion, very helpful staff and are very…read morereasonable for home or hospital deliveries

Straffan Courtyard, also known as Straffan Antiques & Design, is the most wonderful place to visit…read morefor a good day out. It is right there in Barberstown crossroads, almost equal distance from Maynooth, Clane and Celbridge and very close to Straffan village. As you drive in through the gates, park on the left and amble in, you will see that this place is a feast for the eyes - almost like a tiny village but in a courtyard setting. Beautifully restored old outhouse buildings contain a whole host of shops, including a huge antiques section of 18th and 19th century period furniture, ceramics, silver and fine art. A fantastic home and gift shop with modern country style furniture, lighting, pictures and tons of gifts of various descriptions - you will not be short of ideas or choice here! There is also a gorgeous fashion shop, with a large selection of ladies casuals and accessories from a host of Irish designers, including some lovely jewellery, hats, cashmere and silks, as well as a huge selection of vintage clothing, hats and jewellery. Plus, I noticed they have now add a selection of smart casual menswear. When you have finished browsing and shopping - which will certainly take some time as there is such a lot to see - drop into the wonderful Victorian Tearooms, also in the courtyard, for a cup of freshly brewed coffee, some delicious cakes and pastries or a light lunch. So, if you fancy an afternoon's drive, I would highly recommend that you drop into the Straffan Courtyard, which is only a short distance and easy to find from both the N4 and the N7 and trust me, you will not be disappointed.