We encountered a little bit of rain so we decided to do some souvenir shopping. Griffins Gift Shop…read moreis small and jammed packed with every item that a tourist may want to purchase. We purchased a nice scarf and some Guinness mugs during our visit. They had some nice rosary beads and costume jewelry for sale. The shirts were average but there was a nice selection. The best part of the shopping experience was when the local cat came in and toured the shop looking for a quiet place out of the rain. The sales clerk was very pleasant.

Cozy little gift shop packed full of souvenirs and related items. So much to see right in front of…read moreyou, almost like you're swimming in it! Employees are courteous and helpful.

Utterly gorgeous little shop in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it roadside location in West Cork. They had…read morea little sign up along the way informing us that they had placed second (I think) in the Irish Times "best shop in the country" category, so I thought I'd pull over and have a look in on my way back home after passing through the village of Leap. The shop itself is actually quite large inside, with three separate rooms. Each room is decorated and carefully curated to show their lovely, quality, eclectic stock. It's really a homewares store I suppose, with lots of lovely unique piece. The lady I spoke to (I'm guessing the owner) was extremely friendly and helpful and encouraged us to have a good browse. I literally wanted to buy everything in the shop! She informed us then that they also have a website which you can order from (YAY). 100% worth a look if you are in the area!

Cannot recommend this store enough. Hassle free transaction and the customer service was…read moreimpeccable. A perfect example of the joys of shopping local. Thanks so much Tom.

This is a must stop for gifts to take home from your trip. I so wish I waited to buy all my gifts…read morehere. And if while you are there they have any " experiences" available please do them. I learned a lot and laughed so much. It has been one of the highlights of our trip so far.

Stephan the great nephew of this extraordinary lady Molly Gallivan and his family are now running…read morethis magical cottage farm and store and is keeping her memory alive while creating lifelong memories for those who are lucky enough to visit this beautiful place in kenmare in south Ireland! We shopped until we dropped. The prices and the quality of the handwoven scarves and hats are unmatched with any other shops we visited all over south Ireland and even Dublin. I found Irish people to be so friendly and nice but this family is specially very nice and go above and beyond to leave a positive mark that brings smile to my face even thousands of miles away now that I am back home wearing their tasteful goods!

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!

Sweet Pea Dingle has the cutest lay out in an adorable little store. The merchandise is set up in a…read moreway that inspires you to shop. They have everything to help you find the perfect gift. The staff is welcoming and friendly. We found beautiful Claddagh jewelry and locally inspired paintings, cards and other accessories here. I purchased some magnets and other trinkets at a fair price. I did not find the exact claddagh ring that I was looking for but the sales staff did their best to show me everything that may have been of interest.

I love this store and bought my favorite pair of earrings there. Sadly I lost one of them when I…read morereturned to the States. Wonder if they might still have this pair? Great place. Go check it out. It is a "sweet" store.

Very big store with a lot of neat souvenirs and gift ideas. I visited late November so there were a…read morelot of Christmas gifts and decorations out. All the traditional Irish gifts you can imagine.

I stopped in at this gift shop while visiting Killarney. I walked away with just a snow globe (€7)…read morefor a friend, but they have lots of different souvenirs to choose from. Their prices are pretty reasonable and the person working there was nice. He was walking around the store and restocking whatever needed to be restocked. He wrapped the snow globe I bought so it was a little more protected in my suitcase which I appreciated. This is a cute place that you can quickly walk through, so I would recommend it if you're looking for decently-priced gifts for loved ones!

I have visited this shop each time I'm in Killarney and always find something to buy . It's an old…read morefashioned gift shop , family run , cluttered with all kinds of everything and reasonably priced compared to other tourist traps.

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.

Absolutely wonderful shop and working mill. I got there…read morejust before closing and the ladies there were very accommodating, even bringing me back into the mill for a tour (despite it being closed for the night). There was a huge selection of knit and woven goods, including some very soft blankets that were woven and felted on site. The sweater selection was less than some nearby outlets but quality was great. There was also a much more varied selection of yarn. The ladies were nice and chatty as we picked what we needed and checked out. When she learned that I wanted to attempt my first knit project with one of the hanks, she even found some needles to gift me! The store handled VAT and shipping, so it was very easy to buy things and send home without worrying about customs or duty free counters at the airport.

From the owner: This historic woolen mill has been in production since 1760. Family run and owned, on site we dye,…read moreblend, card and spin wool into yarns. We have 30+ colors of Aran knitting wool in our shop. Tweeds ,blankets, throws , capes and scarves etc. are woven in the weaving shed. Our extensive range of woven and knitted products are available in our mill shop where customers are welcome and can witness the production process.

This shop has been around for so very long. It's totally aimed at tourists, there is no reason for…read moreany local to ever go near the place as there is unlikely to be anything that you would use in there unless you're in the market for a sheep skin rug or something adorned with shamrocks. There is a real mix of what you can buy in this shop too, i mean it does not specialise in any one product, you can get jams or glass ornaments or pottery or Aran jumpers (and anything else Aran you can think of!) and any number of things that have leprechauns or Celtic designs printed on the side. One interesting thing about this shop is the old petrol pump outside the door, there is no petrol available in it and there has not been for years but it still stands there looking all lonely on the side of the road. It's just nice to imagine that at some stage in its life it was used and imagine what the cars looked like then! Anyway, hopefully its never removed, its an odd bit of history for Glengarriff.