Wonderful company. Wonderful souvenir shop. To the proprietor: I bought a cap at your shop at 10:39…read moreon 15/06/22, receipt reference number 111912. My credit card listed the charge as "pending", but now the charge has disappeared. The cap is great and has gotten a lot of positive comments. I don't want Shades of Erin to lose that purchase, so feel free to run it again. I recommend Shades of Erin to anyone visiting Killarney or even County Kerry (or all of Ireland for that matter) if you are looking for quality merchandise at good prices.

Staff was very rude told me and my brother when our card declined for the first time "tough shit"…read moreand proceded to laugh at us as we left the shop

The Garden centre is a great place to drop into for gifts, or a browse. There is a lovely cafe…read more-Jam. The centre is child friendly and gets vey busy in the Cafe. Plants are priced high so I wouldn't be planting my entire garden out of here, but nice for the odd house plant or home decor item

What a cute place. There are some really unusual things for sale here, I bought a ceramic heart…read morethat is just gorgeous, as well as some linen tea-towels. There are all kinds of antique-style home furnishings here, including an old-fashioned cookbook stand, old fashioned-toys and heaps of lace and linen. Upstairs is the bedroom department and it's like walking around a Victorian master bedroom. Fabulous.

I live over 40kms from the garden centre so I wanted to check that they had what I needed before I…read moredrove over. I emailed them and received a comprehensive reply within a short time. When I went to the Garden Centre I was impressed about how good the quality was of their plants. I will definitely be returning or will drop in if passing by. Well done to all concerned.

This is such a great local garden centre, with lots of seasonal variations. They're invaluable as a…read moresource of information of what will really grow in Kenmare, which with its unique microclimate, can be difficult to predict. Prices are really good, you can always get what you need, and if they don't have it, they'll get it for you and, in most cases, deliver it. The team are really attentive and always looking for ways to help you. It's a real joy paying them a visit, as you get the feeling that they are happy to have you there, and genuinely interested in what you're looking to achieve. Fantastic place if you have a garden and need to sort it out! At Christmas time, the wreaths and decorations are really spectacular!

BEECH HILL GARDEN CENTRE Beech Hill Garden centre is a happy…read moreplace, almost always the sound of laughter floating over this award winning centre which is beautifully located on the Middle Glanmire Road, overlooking Cork city and harbour. But you don't go there for the laughs, although laughter is a tonic. Advice is freely given here and they are usually spot-on. Just recently I bought some plants there for a pebbled area and, well advised as usual, came away with some gorgeous colour, hopefully for years to come. It is close to me and I can always pop over for a single plant or container or a ball of garden twine. Maybe I am going just for that laugh! The well stocked centre is run by the COPE Foundation which provides a comprehensive range of services for 1600 children and adults with an intellectual disability.

Sometimes you just have to do it yourself. Mallow Co-Op is a one-stop shop for home improvements,…read moregardening, appliances, and every other DIY requirement. If it can be hammered, painted, cleaned, watered or cut, they'll be able to help. One of the handiest things about the Co-Op is the staff, who have a really good knowledge of the stuff they're selling and always try to steer novices like me in the right direction.

Lovely little garden centre, loads of parking. Not just garden centre. Also has lovely restaurant…read morelooking out on lee valley and the river.. Had yummy toastie sambos following by yummy apple tart. Lovely setting for restaurant. Little robin sat on our window looking in till we gave him some bread and gobbled up same. Centre has loads of home ware things too which is lovely :)