Gayle and Fern spent a lot of time here checking out the sweaters and blankets, while Don and I…read moreadmired the other quality merchandise here. There's a really nice cafe upstairs that I believe was a missed Lunch opportunity. Downstairs could be construed as a tourist shop, but I think the quality is higher here, albeit at maybe a higher price point. I thought if felt more like a department store, and one that takes a little more time to fully appreciate the well organized selection contained within. Store staff were there to help, and pretty much waited until you asked or looked confused.

Visited today for lunch with a friend both of us had quiche , delicious. Any time I come here food…read moreand service is top class . Kudos to the most welcoming polite staff . Love your deserts especially your strawberry/rhubarb pie .

Situated on the Main Street across from Dingle Bay, this is a cute local shop specializing in all…read morethings wool. We popped in while wandering around Dingle and spent a few minutes inside looking through all the wool sweaters, hats and socks. Such a great selection and variety of sweaters, so many colors and patterns! In addition to the wool items, they had a small selection of other souvenirs including clothing, keychains, hats, artworks, etc... Service was welcoming and friendly. Prices seemed fair for what I have seen while in Ireland. Overall, solid little shop in Dingle!

Cute store with a decent selection. We did buy a couple of t-shirts. Nothing more specific to shareread more

Joules is a British brand, but if you're trying to decide whether or not to purchase at this…read morelocation or wait to go to London... purchase it here! From what I saw, the Kenmare location had more of a selection of clothing (including men's). The locations I visited in London were smaller shops located in stations, slightly cheaper, but less options available. They also have an online website you can order from, but it's more expensive to purchase online as an American. Plus, the store employee we interacted with at the time was very sweet and helpful. When I first walked in, I was immediately drawn in by the style of clothing they offered. I ended up getting getting a waterproof jacket, and can't wait to wear it when Seattle starts raining again! NOTE: You can get VAT refund forms here.

Pretty big selection of clothes for such a small town. Lots of cute clothes with brand names:…read moreTommy, Roxy, etc. I like their selection of B Young clothing in here. Be sure to check out their sister store- the Round Tower Shoe Boutique. Note- I bought the red shoes I'm wearing in my profile picture at this store!

A must visit when you're in the area. One of only two surviving woollen mills in Ireland. Yvonne,…read moreone of the owners, is extremely knowledgeable, friendly and passionate about their craft.

Chocolates, trinkets 'an warm wool... ;) down a small, pastoral road surrounded by sheep ----…read more This lit'l family run mill is an excellent stop enroute from Killarney to Dingle. It's been running for a couple hundred years... the kind of mill that we all miss seeing more of. be sure to keep an eye out for the small road signs along the N72 "Ring of Kerry", it's a quick turn-off, right quick off the main route.

Situated in the city center of Killarney, Christy's is a multi-level shop featuring women's…read moreclothings, house decor and like items on the first floor and a full blown souvenir shop on the second floor. It's kind of confusing from the outside and peering through the window, but I promise there is a whole different world up the stairs. We popped in due to one of their window displays, which featured a great shirt. We were on the hunt for this shirt and upstairs we went. We scooped up the shirt and a few other souvenirs for family, then made our way back out to the streets of Killarney. Overall, cool shop to wander around in whether you are looking for formal ladies goods or local souvenirs.

Product / Cost: (4) I stopped by last week while in Killarney after my friend and I had exhausted…read moreall the other souvenir shops in town. At first I was skeptical because Christie's looked a bit expensive from the outside, especially when compared to the small storefronts of the other souvenir shops in town. However, when I went upstairs to their selection of tourist goods, I was pleasantly surprised. There was a good selection of everything green and Guinness. The price was what attracted me the most because while the items themselves are oftentimes the same from store to store, the price fluctuates. Christie's had low, if not lowest, prices for the souvenir items I was looking for like pins, shirts, and boxers. Location: (5) Located right on the corner of Main and College Streets, Christie's is right at the intersection of all tourist activity; that makes it easily accessible and easy to spot. Service: (3.5) The male cashier upstairs and the female cashier downstairs were both relatively nice, though nothing special. Overall: If you are looking for souvenirs while in Killarney, definitely make a stop at Christie's.

We bought an Irish sweat jacket and sweater here. I couldn't find the size and color I like. The…read moresales lady was extremely nice. She called another store and ordered a delivery to send to my house in the US. She said shipping will take only about a week. So I should be able to receive when I get home. She also tells us to check out the shop across the street and gives us a good local restaurants suggestions.

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.