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.

I had a meeting with one of the proprietors of McCarthy's and thought I would share it here…read more One of the owners noticed me, he told me he recognised me from my profile picture, and stopped me the other day up town to let me know personally he wanted me to give his shop another try and he would do whatever he could to make sure I was a satisfied customer. I thought this was brilliant and a good example of customer service that you don't see that often these days. I told him since he was nice enough to make the offer I would of course give his shop another shot, as soon as my son grows out of the shoes he is currently wearing. It's always good to see a business taking the time to address feedback from the community. That alone is worth another two stars, and there may be more on the way after my next visit! I of course will post an update here sure.

Needed step dancing shoes- was able to come in and get what I needed quickly and at a good price…read more The lady working was very polite and helpful.

If you are looking for a reasonably priced pair of shoes or boots, Shoezone is well known in Ennis…read morefor being the best place to go. I think the most expensive thing I found there was 40 euro. Most pairs of shoes and slippers I have purchased there are under twenty quid. A great place to go if you need some casual shoes, slippers, and of course a new pair of boots and don't want to splash down a small fortune on some crazy logo.

From the owner: Shoe Zone is the UK's leading value footwear retailer. We love nothing better than helping our…read morecustomers find exactly the right shoes, and always at affordable prices. Our huge selection of shoes for all the family means that whatever the occasion, whatever the outfit, you're sure to find something you'll love.

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!

If you're looking for an item for that special occasion then this is the place to shop, Footsteps…read morestock a wide rang of shoes, boots, gloves and hats. They also offer a hat hire service for weddings. Beautiful quality shoes and they have great reductions during sale time. Very Helpful and friendly staff! :)

Went into sister shop in Limerick and put away deposit on shoes and bag.Collected bag but…read moreunfortunately did'nt suit outfit for wedding, returned to exchange bag WHICH WAS STILL IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING and transfer E20 deposit on shoes on another pair, but was'nt allowed to exchange and lost E20 deposit as sales person would'nt let me transfer it to another pair of shoes and CAN YOU BELIEVE SHE WOULD'NT RETURN MY DEPOSIT EITHER, EASY MONEY FOR THEM.Please dont let it happen to you.!!!!!!!!!!!

Cork is a very small town that has a very notable frontier-town quality to it. Another thing to…read morenote is that there are about 11 shops in Cork, and 10 of them are shoe shops (check qype if you don't believe me*). I couldn't work out at the time why this was. Did it rain so heavily that people just needed to replace their shoes every few days? Certainly a very possible explanation. Or was it that they still hadn't grasped crop diversity and, fearing another 'bad season' for potatoes, needed a backup food option? As trapped Chinese miners so often demonstrate, shoes can be particularly handy on occasion. Anyway I was forced into this shop by the combination of boredom, my father's insistence, and my father's boredom. This shop sold "ecco" brand shoes and advertised so prominently in the window. My parents and I were browsing a mall in Hong Kong about 10 months previously when he had first raved about ecco shoes, upon seeing an ecco shop there, and insisted I buy a pair. I told him then and I told him in Ireland 10 months later that I didn't need any more shoes. The second time I told him though was a lie. He knew it and I knew it. I had come from China wearing cloth shoes - ideally suited to strolling in Beijing's dry climate, cycling between its generously spaced bar areas, and jumping through its bureaucratic hoops - which at 8rmb (76p / 92¢ presently) clearly weren't made with the sort of materials needed to endure the climatic limits of mankind's habitable environment. It's actually a wonder that people in the UK and Ireland haven't evolved with webbed feet. Saying that I did actually have a boss once who had a webbed hand... I suppose it just takes time... and incest. Anyway as we walked past this shop I could smell my rancid shoes degrading with every squelching step and I wasn't going to argue very much with my dad, who already had his wallet out. The staff were very polite, given the state of my current shoes, and helped me to find a suitable pair of ecco's finest "genuine leather" slip-ons (no time for lace-ups in the 21st century, and whatever happened to velcro?). They didn't really fit but were comfortable enough and shoes always take time to wear in anyway. I was just very glad to have relatively dry feet for about 10 seconds. Dad was right too.. they are very good quality... very durable... and you can tell they were made to last. Really this review is about ecco shoes, as I didn't really notice anything worth mentioning about the shop. On a final note I did eventually find the 'Achilles Heel' (not even sure if that counts as a pun... and I'm certainly not sorry if it is) in ecco's design. A few weeks ago I drank a heroic amount of Chinese rice wine and was consequently sick on my ecco shoes... they had almost completely dissolved by morning. Told you, dad.