Nice and clean, but the rooms, bathroom and shower are small. The staff is very COVID conscious…read more The house is newer and located within walking distance of restaurants and shops.

Great space with lots of local gifts, ceramics, books, music, scarves, locallly made…read morechocolate/cookies/teas/coffees. Soft serve and ice cream, coffee & tea. Free wifi, lots of indoor & outdoor seating. Friendly staff, nice music and a good vibe. Stop in for a coffee on a rainy day or an ice cream on a hot one, sit and stay a while or just drop by. Really sweet spot in Doolin.

One of the best places in Cork. One of the best local, private bookshops in Europe.obviously a must…read morefor mystery fans.

Dingle Bookshop is a cool little place and definitely worth a stop when you're in Dingle. I also…read moreasked the owner about a book by Carol Cronin (the artist next door), came up short, but appreciated the explanation and advise on how to proceed. After that, there was nothing to do, but hang around some more and peruse books on local history, Irish literature, and other offerings of good variety.

While in Dingle, I visited this lovely little bookstore and left with a book that the owner…read morerecommended. Excellent read.

It's not just a bookstore, it's a newsagent, and convenience store. But the books and news agency…read moreare the backbone. As is Colman Quirke, the owner. Two women of a certain age were looking for a specific Irish author who was recently published. Colman was, at that time, reading the author's first book. And thereby hangs a tale. I hope he sees this and realizes what a treasure his bookstore and he are to general welfare of society. Love you Colman!

The book shop has moved to Fitzgerald Street or Main Street now - but it's a great shop. Lots of…read morelocal books, easy to order books there. Very friendly staff too - and they have book launches every so often which are nice. Love their recycled paper bags!!

As a musician, I wandered into Hickey's Music. It has an expansive offering of Irish music,…read morewhistles, and unique local crafts. What a treasure. In no small way, this store's character is due to the special dedication and charming presence of the owner, Mr. Hickey! Ask him about the picture of "the famous fella" hanging on the wall behind his counter!

The best place in Kerry if you're looking for Irish music. The gentleman was very kind and…read morerecommended us great Irish folk CDs. We're still thinking back of lovely Ireland whenever we listen to them! Sneem is a wonderful village to visit, too. Make sure to stop for a pint at the pub. It's right beside the music shop. There also was a great little book shop with a very kind lady. Deborah & Claudius, Germany

This is the smaller of the two Tower branches located in Dublin city centre. It is as not as good…read moreas the Wicklow street branch, but if your over in the O Connell street area and need a quick tower fix its worth popping your head in instead of making the long walk to Wicklow Street. Dispite being the secondary Tower, this store does have a surprisingly large selection and the staff are super nice and helpful. They dont have as good a vinyl section as Wicklow street, but they have a great stock when it comes to music. This is more music dedicated and does not offer as big a book and video selection. You can always go downstairs to the bookshop if you want a book! I love Tower and even though I prefer the Wicklow street branch I can usually find what I need in this store or at least find out if what i want is in stock in Wicklow strreet