Red Earth is a beautiful homewares and lifestyle store, with a great restaurant attached…read more The store stocks designer homewares, fashion and accessories, gifts and food. They stock Mindy Brown interiors, Genesis, Orla Kiely, Dyrberg/Kern and Cœur De Leon to make a few. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and evening meals, hot and cold, and they also serve a large variety of coffees with substitutes such as almond milk available upon request. Staff are super friendly, attentive and helpful in both the store and the restaurant.

Red Earth is in a part of town where you wouldn't think a restaurant would do well. How wrong could…read moreI be. It's always jammed. Their shop has nice gifts for everyone. The food is delicious with a huge range for everyone. Coffee is Love going to Red Earth early in the morning.

Beautifully designed, bright and airy shopping place. The friendly security staff have a new role -…read moreguardians of the self sanitisation movement so as a deterrent to those who are forgetful or full of their own BS it's not a bad thing. I mean just to deviate a moment a young Guy mid 20's was being interviewed on telly and asked about face masks etc he said 'I don't believe in Covid' as his rationale for not using a mask or sterilisation. So next time he gets a cold what will he believe it to be. Maybe if like Covid the virus was 10,000 times larger than, rather than smaller than, a grain of salt he might believe. That's the kinda stupid no one can legislate for. Rant over. This place has a Costa, a Dealz (unimpressed by this place) Elverys Sports - a local independent and a Penny's. Now it also has a TK Maxx - a store that I will occasionally amble around as it can throw up some foodie surprises. Last time I got poached pears in an amaretto syrup, and weirdly coloured yellow, pink and black Italian pasta. They can produce some of the more weird and wonderful coffee beans too. Now just remember TK don't do food bargains even though the price labels show a discounted and higher prices so you'll see 227 g of coffee at £6 was £12 - £6 is more than enough for this weight. They had a kilo of illy coffee and their discount price was near twice a local supermarket price. So go here for the foodie off beat, the different stuff you usually don't find locally. You might be glad you did. But I did something right out of character I bought socks. They didn't come out right - I do wear socks but it's M&S for a lifetime. Socks from bamboo who'd a thought. What next. What would be really even more weird would be the re election of Mr Trump. There's an old saying here. Fool me once you're the fool. Fool me twice and I'm the fool. Watch this space.

This is a huge TK Maxx in Navan Retail Park. As it's part of the retail park there's loads of free…read moreparking. It's over two floors and really well spread out. I often find TK Maxx shops are really busy and squashed. This one was really quiet when I visited, but more importantly everything was nicely spread out and didn't feel cramped. It's a very comfortable shopping experience! Like all TK Maxx stores, there are some brilliant bargains to be found if you have the patience for a good rummage! :)

It's great to have a TK Maxx located in Navan!…read more This is a nice quiet branch that's very spacious and clean, is never too busy and there is lots of parking too in the industrial estate. Great addition to the town and generally has up to date stock in terms of what's in the other stores.

The Marks in Navan is small but has everything you need! Staff are nice and helpful. There's a cafe…read morewithin. Nice enough coffee, same as every marks and spencer. Small grocery section to the back of store - doesn't stock a lot of items you'd usually find due to its size!

The Old Book Shop is charming and packed with old and new books. It is run by Michael Slavin who…read morewrote The Book of Tara and The Tara Walk. He is an expert on all things Tara and we had the pleasure of watching a slide show presented by him and he sang us an old Irish song! You can find all sorts of classic books in this shop with specialties including history of Ireland books, Irish poets, and of course Michael Slavin's own books that he will sign for you! This book shop is located right on the Hill of Tara so you can walk right out to the hill after hearing all about it from Mr. Slavin. This was truly a wonderful experience and I'm so glad little book shops like this still exist!

Wonderful old style book shop. The Old Tara Book Shop was a wonderful find on the Hill of Tara. I…read morestumbled across a 150 year old book titled, The Ladies' Equestrian Guide. Still in great shape and a very reasonable price.

Had great experience getting a shed from Boyne sheds - everything from initial inquiry through to…read moreinstallation went very smoothly. Shed looks great in my backyard and was exactly what I was looking for.

I had the pleasure of having a slice of one of your apple pies last week and I have to say 'twas…read morethe tastiest ever and I've had lot of apple pies in my day. I just thought I'd let ye know,keep up the good work. Regards Liam Owens.

This is a lovely, independent bookshop. In spite of it being small they have a great selection of…read morebooks (and small toys). Being from Mullingar I often go in for a browse, and there is no pressure to buy anything if nothing catches my fancy at that particular moment. Just Books has that old style feel to it, reminding me of the book shop in the movie "You've got mail", true passion for the sheer physical feel of books in an age of Kindles (can also be great, but there's nothing like curling up on the sofa with a new book). Highly recommended for book lovers!

Great independant store. All the latest books and a fab selection of kids educational toysread more