Logues is good. Great shoes and better service. Wearing my new shoes proudly around town. All's…read moregood.

The shoes on display in the window at Logues might scare off some young fashionistas. Logues stocks…read morethe brands Clarks and Ecco, the kind of shoes your mother and grandmother wears. You know the ones with the orthopedic heels? All jokes aside, their shoes seem practical for the office or for long walks. They're not too expensive either, prices hovering around the 50 Euro mark. For that price, you get excellent quality: good leather straps and, yes, thick soles. Another good reason to shop here is the fact that the company is Irish, originating in Galway, and has existed since 1912. It claims to be the footwear specialist. Another source of pride is the fact that the business is still run by the Logue family.

Great service. Very high quality and great designer ranges. Lucy the owner so friendly and…read morehelpful. Really goes out of her way to give you what your searching for and what looks great on you. Definately a pampering and relaxing experience. Shoe Heaven in the Latin Quarter :)

Love this store, I was only introduced to it late last year but every pair of shoes/boots or…read morehandbags I bought were here!! It caters for all age groups, I always have something in mind to buy for myself or someone else! The owner is very friendly and helpful, 5stars are well deserved!

I walked back 60 years of memory as I walked in the wooden door onto a wooden floor that just gives…read morea little underfoot, with the warm smell of leather and cardboard. I was gently greeted by the soft spoken mom and pop owners and, as they first opened their doors in 1903, these good people, who looked a tad world weary, but not footsore, are likely 3rd or 4th generation people of footwear purveyors. In 1903 there were lots of tanneries and local skills to make boots and shoes yet these days there's a leather shortage as a lot of leather comes into Western Europe from Ukraine, or now not so much, courtesy of a madman. In 1903 my great hero John Steinbeck was just entering his first year of life, my grandparents hadn't married. Peter Pan was springing from the imagination of JM Barrie, who is accredited with making Wendy a girl's name. The world as ever was in flux. So the O Donnell's of Westport sold all sorts of shoes and boots from their corner shop beside the bridge for 119 years before I walked in to spend a few hundred euro. I got exactly what I wanted, British Loake leather, laced hand - made shoes. Strong, sturdy, beautiful, foot - friendly, forgiving soft leather that eventually moulds to accommodate the shape of each foot. As I left the shoe shop the world was still in flux. I doubt I'll ever return as I'm just passing trade but we need to support and preserve these local independents around us.

It's over seven years since I reviewed this city centre place. I disliked it then. I dislike it…read morenow. It's full of the usual suspects in retail and it's boring. Not even a decent food court. I didn't buy anything. I didn't want to buy anything. I walked through it and out. Took me a few minutes. I'd be quicker had I been younger. Last time I was there they charged customers just to use their restrooms. I didn't even bother to check if they still did. Taking the p when yiu need a p. Capitalism and money grabbing at its worst. Not for moi. Galway seems to be famous just for being Galway. Hey ho.

Cool shopping center with a nice historical wall on the inside. Lots of shops and places to eat…read more Located in the heart of Galway.

Great little shop with a very friendly lady behind the counter who was brilliant with my little boy…read morewhen he was being a bit difficult about getting new runners - the stock is ladies and kids shoes, nout for men... which, given the name, is probably not that much of a surprise.

When this store opened first, the entire town of ballina was choked with traffic, as crowds came…read morefrom all over mayo, and sligo just to see the new store. I love this shop as it is very spacious and well laid out. The store is large, with 2 floors. The ground floor has general clothes, and ladies and childrens fashion in particular, and the second floor has shoes, homeware and mens fashion. Like all primark stores, the prices are low, and you can easily spend a great deal of money there in a very short time! The staff are helpful, and always on hand, the shelves are well stocked and there are few queues. It is located in the centre of the town, and is easily accessible. If you are a fan of penneys, this branch will definitely appeal to you.