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!

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!

Hard to find a one stop shop for mens clothing in the west so once I found this store I keep coming…read moreback. Ihave shopped in here for a number of years. Building seems to have been a bank in a former life. Great selection of branded clothing. Generic stuff and you're not going to find something unique but it does what it says on the tin. Service from staff very helpful and not too pushy. Upstairs is the formal suits, wedding hire and on the 2nd floor is Hepburn, a wedding/stag/hen party specialist.

This has to be the best menswear store in Ireland , They have everything you could possibly need ,…read morenot only that but they also have the most friendly and helpful staff , I First shopped on line and I ordered a wrong size so I rang them and they sent me the right one next day , brilliant shop and brilliant service

This review is for Yanks who stumble into Sligo and happen to pass by Mr. Mullaney's store. What a…read moreplace! Top quality clothing at, admittedly, top quality pricing, but the experience is well worth it. They know their products and they know and stock, only, the best. Best of all, John Mullaney, seems to know as much Irish-American history as anyone in Ireland and is happy to share his knowledge with his customers. I will return to the Mullaney Brothers, most probably via their internet site, to add to my small collection of Irish woolens, most of which are made from fairly local wool. There are hardly any top notch, independent clothiers left in the states anymore and a visit to Mullaney Brothers is not to be missed when in Sligo. It's a real treat to do business with a first class clothier. Warning: bring money.

This place is the real deal…read more Best quality products both machine and man made, whether clothes, linens, blankets. They have Irish trinkets in the front of the store too, some that I didn't see anywhere else. Make sure to have Mr. Mullaney himself fit you. A master.

An adorable little shop right downtown Sligo town. Great jewelry and gifts. They have some lovely…read moreart and pressed flowers, as well as artistic lamps, clocks, and other household items. They have some puzzles, adorable baby clothes and shoes. This is the perfect spot to get a unique gift for someone, or yourself!

The Cat and the Moon in Sligo is a great shop with friendly staff and unique items made in Ireland…read more You will find artwork, soap, jewelry, sun catchers, scarves, stuffed animals, cards, pottery and so much more. As a traveler I don't want to go to a department store or places that sell goods that I can find at home. This is just the kind of shop to find special items for yourself or loved ones back home. They stated that they can also ship to your home. This is a must see shop in Sligo!

This is a Fantastic Place to buy some Irish themed gifts. Its got a great selection of Irish…read moreJewellery. Fine Arts and Hand Crafts. I treated myself to a stained glass piece to hang in my window and catch the light and was lucky enough to receive a beautiful gift of one of the "children of Lir " figures from featured artish Rachel Quinn. The owner is a jewellery designer for over 10 years and you can order your very own designed rings etc. Upstairs is an art gallery which has two exhibits currently including NATURAL RHYTHMS by LINDA HUNT The Cat & The Moon Gallery is delighted to host an exhibition of limited edition prints by Linda Hunt,opening on Saturday July 12th at 12.30pm. Ends Aug 6th, 2008 Check out the Website for more info http://www.thecatand the moon.com

We contacted Louis J Doherty to move our household furniture from Ballina to Dungarvan. Louis…read morehimself came to our home to access how the job and gave us a very competitive price. Trevor (son) arrived at our home at exactly on time with two experienced helpers. They packed the truck efficiently ensuring that all furniture especially delicate items was protected. Despite the fact we had a lot of stuff all was packed in with space to spare even including pot plants. They arrived in Dungarvan the following day at exactly the designated time. All furniture was unloaded and put in the correct rooms. Louis J Doherty are a very competent, capable, efficient and reasonable house moving company. We would highly recommend.

So I'm heading away soon on my first ski trip. Need to get the appropriate winter gear so I'm…read moreadvised to call into my local Tk Maxx (how is it spelled exactly???) Sligo is my nearest so call in around 11am on a weekday morning. Not a small store and reasonably tidy for my first visit after what I had heard about other Tk Maxx. Plenty of staff around but it's a kind of biblical system of retail ie "Seek and ye shall find". Found a nice ski jacket after about 5 mins but then the searching started. Staff were pretty helpful and after about 45 mins I had as much as I could get ski gear related. Thermal socks, long johns, pants, goggles, gloves and the jacket in a different colour (saving me another €30! with just a change in colour). Overall not a bad experience. Would take a bit of getting used to but as I was on a mission for that type of clothes they either had it or not. Not sure if I would just head in again aimlessly. Friendly girl on the check out made the whole experience worthwhile.