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4 years ago
Old Irish clothing store. They're still using a 150 year old loom at this location. Beautiful merchandise. Authentic Irish merchandise.
The Diamond
Donegal
Republic of Ireland
(074) 972 1584
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http://irishhouse.com
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What time does Irish House open?
Irish House opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Irish House close?
Irish House closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Irish House have parking?
Yes, Irish House has parking options.
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Love this boutique in carn & the choice & styles are endless for all occasions & the girls are fabread more
I'm just amazed it's still open. Sort of Grace Brothers meets Macy's Irish style. The staff are…read moreutterly charming and they stuff they sell has class. It is a labyrinth with stairs up and down leading to small interconnected rooms full of delights. They serve good food and wonderful coffee. Now I usually dislike shopping (outside food and drink) but when I'm in a place as wonderful as this it's a different story. It's one of the few places that sells Chanel No 5 perfume - Chanel are careful as to who can trade their merchandise - 100ml £100. It had the remnants of a Black eye Friday sale that included men's shoes. I am fussy about shoes. I like proper soft leather, the touch and the smell - including leather on the soles and heels. Shoes that are strong and clench your feet - shoes that demand enthusiastic brushing and polish or as I was growing up spit and polish. Proper nails in the heels and great stitching are vital too. If it's made in China footwear or India it's not going on my feet. Period. I found a pair that were perfect. Fitted like they were especially made just for me. £200 down to £75 and wonderful and now mine. They will mould to the shape of my feet over time and will be so much better when they do. Old shoes are like old friends - comfortable to be with. These places are from another time and we must support them for as long as we can as to lose them means it feels like we lose a piece of ourselves.
I am a scone snob and I have to say these are some of the best scones I've ever had! They are made…read morefresh daily on the premises and are usually available by 9:40am. Definitely worth trying either to grab & go or sitting down and enjoying with one of their lattes!
Window display Christmas 2021
View of the cafe.
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I used to walk past Couples without even looking in as I thought it somehow gave off a 'middle age'…read morevibe. How wrong was I? Yes, there are some clothes that only ladies of a certain age should consider, but Couples is also jammed with lovelies from St Martins, Desigual and lots of little independent labels. You can spend as much or as little as your budget allows as some of the ranges are very affordable while others are for special occasions only. Even the cheaper ranges look more expensive than they actually are as they're unusual and not what you'll see in chain stores. Couples also has some funky shoes and if you've got a wedding to go to, they have fascinators and wraps too. Definitely worth a visit if you want something just a little bit different to all the other fashion dollies on the high street.
I love this shop................i particularily like the way the assistants suggest things to try…read moreon, but then leave you to it. They are not at all pushy, and also very honest. I have worn everything I ever bought here, and I cant wait to see what has come in for winter 2011.Going up North coast for weekend, and a definite trip into couples
Wonderful shop! I loved everything in here and wish I could have bought it all. The jewelry was…read morebeautiful, check out the Immigration rings, they are one of a kind and amazing!!! The Growing Home designs are very clever and very personal. If you go anywhere near here drop in- you will not be disappointed.
From the owner: At Triona Design, We have an appreciation for both our Irish heritage and for authentic Irish…read moreproducts. Our hope at Irish House is to offer you a selection of authentic Irish made products that represent the best of Irish design & crafts in the tradition of our forefathers; and in doing so, support and promote local Irish businesses. Irish House is delighted to offer our customers a large selection of tweed clothing for both men and women including Blazers, Capes and Irish Wool Caps (Flat caps). We have a wide range of Aran sweaters, traditional and contemporary Irish knitwear, handcrafted Celtic jewelry, as well as a wide choice of Irish gifts to suit any occasion. All our products are sourced from across the island of Ireland and are guaranteed to be of the highest of quality. Alongside this premium selection, Irish House is excited to offer our customers exclusive access to the authentic Donegal Tweed brand, Triona. Other premium brands available both in-store and online include Fisherman Out Of Ireland, Carraig Donn, and History of Ireland Twitter: @Irish_HouseDT Instagram: irish_house
Love this lady and love her clothing. Just wish I could travel to Balleymoney, Northern Ireland…read morewhen I need a really nice dress for "mature" women.
I was walking by yesterday and out of interest I popped in for a look - that and the fact the shop…read moreitself smells absolutely delightful. They must spray perfume at the entrance. To me, this store seemed like a Zara outlet - it was much more up market than other competing High Street stores. There was a large selection of clothes and accessories for women and when I popped in it was well staffed. Obviously there wasn't much in there for me but If I was a fashionable lady I would give Stradivarius a go ;)
This is my new favourite clothes store. It's a welcome addition to Belfast, as I had got sick of…read morethe same old clothes across all of the usual high street stores. It has occasional quirky little items. Stradivarius has casual clothes nicely arranged at the front of the store for everyday wear and more dressy towards the back. All of the accessories are arranged around items that they would go particularly well with. The changing rooms are well staffed and run effectively. There are pleasant staff members at the check out too. Reasonable prices.
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This gorgeous boutique is situated in Queen's Arcade, and is a tiny but perfectly formed shop which…read moresells the most beautiful dresses. Every possible colour, shape and style is avaliable, as well as numerous delightfully kitsch gifts, making this an excellent place if you're shopping for a special occasion. It is pricey enough, with the dresses ranging in price from £60-£200, but you would be guaranteed that no-one else would be wearing the same one (such a disaster when that happens!). When my sister and I took a peek at these exquisite dresses, her cries of "oooh" and "ahhh" reflected the level of wonderment at such lovely garments, and for me, this is what really makes Atelier. The girl who was 'on duty', so to speak, was lovely and helpful, and didn't mind us hunting through the rails. Even if you go just to window shop, definitely pay this lovely wee place a visit.
Atelier - (for those who -like me - didn't know, this is defined as 'an artists studio or workroom'…read moreI didn't think much of this name until I discovered this!) Stop press! Wow! Wow! Wow! How have I never known of this shop before? It's so elegant and beautiful. There are three lovely girls who work in the shop and they design all the items they sell. Lizzie makes the dresses, Ursula makes the accessories, handbags and head wear, then the other (I'm so sorry I've forgotten her name, I'll repost it) creates the jewellery. This whole process just makes me smile. I love it! I will definitely be back here. It's such a little gem of a shop hidden away in this arcade. The store is beautifully laid out and they sell some amazing items (see 'The Good Book' a hollowed out book with a mini flask hidden inside!) The dress maker, Lizzie Agnew, is famous by name. Her dresses have featured in Tatler, The Wedding Journal, and The Guardian. She creates beautiful vintage inspired silk gowns designed and made to order. I've seen some of these both in the shop and on her website and OH WOW! If I ever have the funds/occasion/need to get a tailor made dress it will be here. They're simply heavenly! Ladies, get yourself down here now. Don't miss out any longer!
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The term 'does exactly what it says on the tin' does NOT apply to this glorious retail gem. Yes it…read morehas plenty of Benetton clothes for ladies and kids, plus Sisley clothes and accessories, but get yourself upstairs where there's an offshoot of the Harrison fashion mecca. For the uninitiated (poor you), Harrisons stocks lovelies from Religion, Traffic People and other equally fabulous labels. Prices can be a little high - about £80 for a top for example - but these are lovely clothes and of course the sale is the time to shop. Kids Benetton clothes go down to 70% off but you'll need to be quick. Upstairs the ladies clothes also go down to 70% off and I have picked up some superb bargains. The most recent was a faux fur winter coat down from £150 to £45. The kids say I look like a yeti in it, but what do they know about fashion?
Great selection of clothes. Staff are really helpful. The shop is always neat and tidy. The window…read moredisplays shout out to you to go inside and see more! The colours are vibrant and I can't walk past without just a peep inside.
Stone is the kind of shop that I promise myself I will get all my clothes from when I'm a grown up…read more No more quick fixes from Top Shop and no more fashion forward bits from Zara. And then I realise that I am married with children so indeed already a grown up but sadly without the budget to buy all my clothes from Stone. It's a beautiful shop with high end pieces so prices are also high which means that I have to be content with little bits like flip flops and t shirts from here. Stone is beautifully laid out and well stocked with Custo, Almost Famous and lots of other smaller but equally fabulous labels. It's the kind of place you would get an outfit for a wedding or a really special occasion. Tops range from £50 - £150 and dresses are up to £200 so your eyes will water at both the fabulousness of the clothes and the prices. The clothes really are gorgeous though and they look very expensive which is reassuring. Stone also sticks fab costumes jewellery which happily is much more affordable.
Stone is an upmarket shop on Portstewart's promenade. Whilst at uni in Coleraine I hardly had the…read moremoney to buy anything from here but on the occasions that my rents came up to visit my mum used to love nipping in here to see if there was anything she fancied. Though admittedly even sometimes she wouldn't pay the price of some of the extortionate clothing on sale in here. It is a gorgeous shop though that sells high end designer fashion, it's perfect for the people who holiday up here with that little bit more money. The most I've ever been able to afford from here was a pair of earrings, they were pilgrim and oh they're so pretty! Stone is the sort of shop you might go to for graduation wear or maybe formal attire but for the most of us who can't afford the luxuries of designer clothing every day at least we get to look at all the pretty clothing. Swoon!
The White House is a piece of Portrush history! It has operated for over 100 years but has…read more*briefly* modernised over the years. Sadly, the building has lost most of its original features over the years like the old iron lift which has been ripped out and replaced with a modern lift. About one third of the ground floor is occupied by the massive toy department which I often find myself drifting towards whenever I walk through the doors. The other two thirds are reserved for clothing. They have managed to recruit some impressive brands and now boast Chuck Taylor, Nike and Vans to name but a few. If you go upstairs, you are greeted by more clothing but I never really notice this because my destination on this floor is always the excellent Trocadero Restaurant, which serves up a delicious meal for a good price. You can also dine in their conservatory which makes a good experience. In summer, I think they open up the balcony as well. The top floor only boasts the furniture department so I never really bother with that floor. I'm really proud of The White House for beating off competition from the likes of Debenhams and BHS, both of which had their eyes on this site. But they were never going to let that happen because they are such a strong independent company.
This is a old fashioned family run department store with lots of history. Founded, I believe in…read more1891 and can name Queen Victoria as one of its customers in years long gone by. I don't think she shopped there in person but is reputed to have ordered linens from the shop in the late 1890s, and the Prince of Wales carried on the tradition in 1903. The biggest order The White House ever took was for twenty-six suits for His Highness the Rajah of Pudukota in South India in the early part of the last century. I was amazed recently to see that The White House was still going strong and to keep in step with modern trends it stock lots of the top selling high street brands in men's, ladies and childrens clothes. Long may this tradition shop keep up the standards and ethics of a small local business.
Astle Park in West Bromwich is an outlet shopping centre with Marks & Spencers, Next, Nike and a…read morefew lesser known names. Designer Room is sandwiched in between and despite the name, doesn't offer any designer clothes. Generally they have trendy women's clothes at reasonable prices. The quality varies from impressively good to cheap and tacky. This is reflected in the price of each item. I like some of their tops and jackets, which range from £15-£30. They specialise in formal and outgoing clothes although they do keep the odd casual t-shirts at times They have a small selection of jewellery and bags too. Parking in this shopping park is ample and it costs just 80p for the hour. You could park here to venture out on the adjacent West Bromwich High Street where there are plenty of budget shops.
This little place is unique with many a handknitten garments for anyone looking for a traditional…read morecardigan etc, this is the placeThere is many a garment that can be found in here at very reasonable prices that cannot be found in mainstream stores its quaint and lovely! Many of my friends are continuous shoppers and love nippers corner ask anyone from Derry they all know it. ( that is anyone with children ) Can be found now in the quayside shopping centre in Derry beside Tesco's
Walked in to this establishment, incredibly calming environment. Enjoyed my shopping experience and…read moremade my way to pay and was greeted by a lovely and friendly cashier with an amazing attitude, who made me feel very welcome. I absolutely recommend
In this shop you wouldn't know that you'd crossed the border from UK into Eire. TK Maxx remains the…read moresame whichever branch you go into. This is one of their larger branches and has the usual endless rails of cheap/ reduced clothing (supposedly designer, but I'm not convinced.) As usual, I couldn't find anting to fit me, but you may be luckier!
Although quite small department within Moores of Coleraine they stock a good range of fashions in…read moreall sizes. I like the fact that they generally have clothes in all sizes not just size 8 or 10. When they hold their sale it is a real sale and you can pick up some great bargains. In the summer sale I picked up three pairs of trousers for £34, individually the trousers were originally more expensive than this. The staff are also very helpful about looking for sizes etc.
Sadly, most of the Faith shoe shops have bitten the dust in these hard economic times but the…read morebranch in Coleraine (within Tempest) is still going and seems to be selling off all the bits and pieces which are left over from other stores. There are some absolute howlers which have clearly been lying in shoe stock rooms for the last 8 years but there are also some fab bargains too. Particularly if you have very small feet or big flippers like mine. Winter boots for about £30, flip flops for a fiver and strappy sandals for £10. I managed to score a pair of wedges from this year's stock for £20 instead of the full price of 55. I always liked Faith so it seems a bit sad to scoop up the last remaining bargains, especially since you know that the staff serving you will probably be out of a job sometime soon. Just make sure you really like the shoes you buy as there are no refunds.
Situated on the main street in Coleraine. Clothes for the more mature lady from size 12 - 22…read morealthough on the odd occasion I have picked up some nice things for myself. Some of the items can be quite expensive but as they say you get what you pay for! The owner is very helpful and will advise what looks good on you and will try to get your size if she hasn't got it in stock. She will also make any alterations required.
This is the type of shop you go to buy your granny their Christmas present. But believe it or not…read morethey occasionally have the odd nice jumper I would look at! I only know this because I go to look for things for my elderly relatives I am not a regular - honest!! They do stock some nice Christmas gifts too. The shop always seems to be busy so they must be doing something right. The staff are helpful although their uniforms could do with being jizzed up a bit. All in all a bit old fashioned.