Books, newspapers, wine, smoothies, sweeties, sandwiches, and cheap aspirin! What more could you…read morewant. Plus the cousin owns the place.

Really nice personal touch florist. Did the flowers for my mum's funeral. At a difficult time they…read moremade one element pain free. Can't thank, or recommend them, enough. Thank you from all the family. Xx

I went to Sligo for a hen party and stayed at the Glass house hotel which was lovely. On the…read moreSaturday we all went shopping and found the factory Outlet. I was delighted as the clothes were very different from all you see on the high street which a look the same and every town has the same shops. The clothes here were very affordable and different from all you see on the high street!

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.

It's a very welcoming and well organised shop. They have local Irish yarns as a lot of Drops yarn…read moreat a very reasonable price.

Now known as the NCBI charity shop - the friendliness of the manager Christy will have you popping…read morein weekly. A great spot for picking up books and the like!

Customer service was great and selection was great for quality clothing. Prices def on high side…read morethough

If I were judging this place based off of my experience in the ladies' underthings department I…read morewould give it a 5. If I were basing my opinion of this place on my experience in shoes, I would give it a negative one. So, I meet in the middle at three. HORRIBLE customer service in the shoe department; SWEET sweet woman in the ladies' lingerie. Worth a stop if you like cute shoes though.

This is a bustling little place! Not much else around. But they put their heart into it…read morenonetheless. Great desserts & scones. Hot delicious teas & coffees. The gift shop is full of trinkets of varying quality. They offer quite a lot of choices from books, jewelry, local honey, cards, mugs, arts & crafts, scarves, hats, Guiness logo retail, perfume, candles, pottery etc. Huge parking lot, minuscule restroom, great wifi. Eat in or take out.

Lovely little craft shop and tea-room nestled in the beautiful surroundings of Drumcliffe cemetary…read more Keep an eye out for the High cross as you pull into the car park, it's a really beautiful example. The wares inside are lovely, especially the cards, they have some beautiful ones that you could frame as a series of pictures. They do fresh soups, sandwiches, quiches, salads and cakes. I had a really tasty panini with bacon, cream cheese and sundried tomato; the scones and cakes all looked delicious too. Worth a stop when paying homage to one of Ireland's greats buried beneath mighty Ben Bulben's shadow.