The most adorable items. I will definitely be back. Don't take your husband though. It's all too…read morecute and mine didn't see the need for any of it, but my daughter and I wanted everything in the shop!

From the owner: 'We seek' .. so 'you can find' quirk & fun stuff for those difficult-to-buy-for people. Well known…read moreIrish brands too; - Foxford, Max Benjamin, etc. From retro delights to the downright funky, we hope that a browse at Nook and Cranny will brighten your day!

Been to this shop many times to buy small gifts and the odd thing or two for home. They have a nice…read moreselection of unique pieces from around the world. Great gift ideas and odds and sods for the kitchen and other home decor.

Some shops I just can't leave without buying something. Article is one of them. Part of the…read morePowerscourt Townhouse, it is situated within easy reach from Grafton St. and well worth a visit. Everything is so pretty/elegant/stylish/quirky/or just plain useful that, if you are ever stuck for a gift for someone who already has everything (like most of us), here you'll find something for them. They have the most beautiful greeting cards, scandi-inspired home wear, candles (not the tacky ones), mugs and decoration, maps, quirky wrapping paper, books....the list is long. Go check them out, browse their little shop and if you do, make sure to look up as the ceiling in there in beautiful as well.

We came upon Criostal na Rinne by accident - no by serendipity! We had a few hours between a…read morewedding and reception and saw a sign for a crystal shop. Eamonn was in his workshop area on a Saturday afternoon working on custom crystal pieces for an upcoming golf tournament. He stopped what he was working on and took us through the process of cutting crystal and showed us how he started, his past career with Waterford crystal and what it takes to be a master craftsman. You wouldn't guess how busy he is based on the time he took to tell us about his craft. He did this all without the idea that we were there to buy anything. His work is exquisite - as attested to his being selected to make the St. Patrick's Day Cup that was sent to the US White House this year. Many thumbs up - and many thanks to Eamonn!

From the owner: Criostal na Rinne is a hand cut crystal studio workshop situated in Ireland's Ancient East in the…read morepicturesque Irish-speaking area of An Rinn, the Waterford Gaeltacht. Eamonn Terry, a master craftsman glasscutter of over 45 years experience, started his career with Waterford Crystal before establishing Criostal na Rinne in 1987, producing Irish crystal of breathtaking quality and beauty. From our small, family-run workshop in An Rinn, Co. Waterford, we craft precise hand cut crystal products for discerning customers around the world. The products we make are stories made physical. More than just useful objects, they create meaningful connection with our rich culture, history, nature and language.

My dad loves antique shops, so while we were in town, we stopped. I forgot to take pictures. The…read morestore had very nice quality things for a great price. The lady behind the counter was an amazing person, and very sweet. Probably the best shop owner( which I'm assuming she is) I've ever met! If you love antique shops, here is the place to go.

From the owner: Large selection of items to choose from. Friendly, personal service. Items sourced if necessary…read more Brass & lighting restoration service. Appraisals for insurance, probate. Trade- ins welcome. Out of hours by request

I happened across this treasure trove of a shop the other day. From the outside it looks like just…read moreanother fancy home store, with minimalist decoration, selling a few expensive items to those who list interior design as a hobby. Yet it turns out to be much much more than that. Walk into the shop and the building is like a TARDIS, with aisles winding further and further back into the shop. What was more impressive was the content - yes there are pretty boxes, and furnishings, but also candles, a plethora of craft items, a wide array of different coloured candles, cookery utensils, old fashioned sweets, and much much more (and at affordable prices too!). A quick internet search when I got home revealed the shop to be a "Danish lifestyle retailer... selling a range of home accessories, kitchenware and hobby items", and this Dun Laoghaire store is it's first in Ireland, Well worth a look in if you are in town.

This store is just perfectly lovely. Beautiful but affordable goods for home, kids and more. I…read moreliterally wanted to buy one of everything! The quality is impressive and the prices are more than reasonable. If I had little ones their room decor would come from here.

James and Mary Yule are getting it right! They are the originators of a great family business that…read morehas a clean conscience as well as a clean bill of health! Yule Organic is based at Penylan Farm in Dingestow, Monmouth, and is for me at least, what living in Wales is all about! They supply, 'freezer packs' of well-hung organic lamb and Aberdeen Angus beef to order, as well as producing the finest lamb rugs from their organic lambs. These are also organically tanned. Golden Lamb Rugs are essentially fleeces that are 'lovingly produced' from organically reared lambs that are biodynamically tanned locally to the highest levels of professionalism. Their website offers a boon of information, featuring all the good reasons to go organic... here's one of them: "On average, organic food contains higher levels of vitamin C and essential minerals such as calcium, magnesium, iron and chromium as well as cancer-fighting antioxidants." And here's another: "Organic food doesn't contain food additives which can cause health problems such as heart disease, osteoporosis, migraines and hyperactivity. Amongst the additives banned by the Soil Association are hydrogenated fat, aspartame (artificial sweetener) and monosodium glutamate." And one more for luck: "Over 400 chemical pesticides are routinely used in conventional farming and residues are often present in non-organic food. The UK government has recently found high levels of pesticide residues in baby food, spinach, dried fruit, bread, apples, celery, and chips." There's a lot more where this came from, just click on the link if you want to read the whole lot...

I bought online in September. The item never was never in stock, nothing was delivered and now in…read moreFebruary of the following year. I have not been issued a refund although I have phone called them dozens of times. AVOID.

This company certainly skirts with honesty and their offering cannot be trusted …read more I ordered 3 bags of wood for a trolley delivery due to having no rear access and having a physical issue where i cannot lift heavy loads . I ordered online via the trolley link where I was offered the wait and save special price , clicked wait and save for future load but load arrived and was dropped kerbside on a pallet , bags were even lying down on their side. Back and forth with Rathwood blaming me for how i ordered even denying screenshots that i sent them to prove what the customer sees for them eventually telling me that once you select wait and save they will always arrive on a pallet dropped kerbside. Why they offer on the trolley link makes no sense unless they are trying to pull a fast one on the customer . I cannot order wood again from them as I cannot trust what will happen

They changed the name to books and thoughtful gifts so it may be hard to find but I came in here…read morejust walking by and when I walked in I wanted everything they had the cutest trinkets and things if you're looking for a special gift for bridesmaids brides grooms babies dog lovers and chocolate lovers you will find it here The gentleman that runs the place is very very nice it's a little overwhelming know I will be honest because there's a lot of stuff to look at but I loved every second in the store I purchased some Violet bath fizz cupcakes and a trinket for a door hanger And a book they had a lot of inspirational and motivational quotes

My favorite gift and antique shop in dublin. The owner Anthony is very sweet and knowledgeable and…read morehis staff are very helpful and friendly. I am a big fan of this shop and the variety of gift and home collections they have and i would highly recommend it.