Situated in the city center of Killarney, Christy's is a multi-level shop featuring women's…read moreclothings, house decor and like items on the first floor and a full blown souvenir shop on the second floor. It's kind of confusing from the outside and peering through the window, but I promise there is a whole different world up the stairs. We popped in due to one of their window displays, which featured a great shirt. We were on the hunt for this shirt and upstairs we went. We scooped up the shirt and a few other souvenirs for family, then made our way back out to the streets of Killarney. Overall, cool shop to wander around in whether you are looking for formal ladies goods or local souvenirs.

Product / Cost: (4) I stopped by last week while in Killarney after my friend and I had exhausted…read moreall the other souvenir shops in town. At first I was skeptical because Christie's looked a bit expensive from the outside, especially when compared to the small storefronts of the other souvenir shops in town. However, when I went upstairs to their selection of tourist goods, I was pleasantly surprised. There was a good selection of everything green and Guinness. The price was what attracted me the most because while the items themselves are oftentimes the same from store to store, the price fluctuates. Christie's had low, if not lowest, prices for the souvenir items I was looking for like pins, shirts, and boxers. Location: (5) Located right on the corner of Main and College Streets, Christie's is right at the intersection of all tourist activity; that makes it easily accessible and easy to spot. Service: (3.5) The male cashier upstairs and the female cashier downstairs were both relatively nice, though nothing special. Overall: If you are looking for souvenirs while in Killarney, definitely make a stop at Christie's.

KILLARNEY OUTLET CENTRE Made my first visit to the Killarney…read moreOutlet Centre this week. Shops include Nike, Blarney Woollen Mills, Costa coffee, Paco, Jean Scene and so on. It is not that mighty big so the attraction is the discount that is on offer. The ground floor is fully populated with tenants but there is little take-up on the first floor. Shoppers were few enough this Thursday but I'm told it picks up at the weekend with extra stalls and activity. I wouldn't recommend making a trip just to visit this centre but it could profitably be included as part of a trip to Killarney itself and it has the added bonus of having the bus station alongside.

Verglichen mit anderen Outlet Centern, ist dieses ein Witz! Gefühlte 3 Läden, viele Leerstände. Die…read moreLäden sind überwiegend keine bekannten oder hochwertigen Marken. Wir sind 50km hierhin gefahren, sind nach 20 Minuten wieder gefahren (hatten alles gesehen), und haben jeden KM Anreise bereut.

It's a scam. I…read moreplaced an order. A week later, received an email stating it was shipped. A week after that, I emailed them because no tracking number was received and I wanted to see where the package was. "Oh, it hasn't shipped yet. Give it another week." Ummmm....OK. I give it another week, and reach out again saying I still haven't gotten a tracking. 'Give it 48 to 72 hours.' OK..... 3 days later, I write again. 'Although our system shows it as shipped, it's not generating tracking numbers. Would you like us to ship the order again?' Kind of a weird resolution offered. You insist the first order shipped. So you're confident it's on it's way. But you're now offering to ship it again, so I'd get twice the merchandise for the same price? Companies just offer a refund or credit in these situations.... So I contacted my credit card company and they've reversed the charge. It's now over a month since I placed the order initially and nothing has arrived. It seems strange - like a scam. Equally, if you leave a bad comment about the company on their Facebook, you'll get inundated with other "customers," insisting it's a great company, great products, blah blah blah. Almost like they're paid to defend Aran. I've left plenty of bad reviews on other company's pages and never heard from anyone. Also a bit weird, all the reviews on their website are through TrustPilot, a known scam review website. And their Facebook page had no activity for almost 10 years, before coming back to life within the last few months.

Situated in the city center of Killarney, Aran Sweater Market, which is essentially a store…read morespecializing in all things wool, is a welcoming shop to visit with purpose or curiosity. We popped in after lunch and wandered up to the second floor, which houses all the men's wear. The selection of sweaters, beanies, hats, scarves, socks, jackets and more was impressive. So many colors and styles. The store is well maintained, bright, well organized, stocked and clean. We scooped up a beanie, as I find it hard to find one that fits just right, so I was pumped! Overall, solid shop if you are after anything wool while wandering around Killarney.

I stop in B Young whenever I'm in Killarey to check out the cute tops and dresses. Last time I was…read morethere, I came back with a pretty dress that was on the sales rack. Pretty clothes for smaller sized, younger women.

After a recent dinner at Bricín, we all went next door to look at woolen products a Quills. As wool…read morelamb figures seem to be a rage, Gayle bought a cute set for the house, while I settle for a "Good Craic" magnet. Don and Fern were more seriously into woolen shawls and blankets, so I had time to wander around a bit more. One interesting discussion I had with a nice store clerk, was why gloves in Ireland seem to be all be "one size fits all"? Irish folks and tourists don't have big hands like I do?

If you're looking for a nice woolen sweater or scarf, this is the place to go. It is a bit pricey…read morebut everything is very high quality and soft. It's great for souvenirs for people back home! The store is huge and has a lot of selection. The employees are friendly and check in with you to see if you need anything.

Dunnes is a pretty standard store with a bit of everything. Other Americans probably see it similar…read moreto the ground floor of an IKEA since we don't usually have grocery stores mixed with household goods stores (unless you count Walmart or Fred Meyer). The prices are pretty decent especially in the grocery section. I didn't interact with anyone today so I can't speak to the service but the lines seemed to move quickly.

Looked for my wee ones First Communion Dress for the whole trip over. Most shops (if they had any…read moreleft) were sold out. Dunnes was easy to find, many entrances and had exactly whet we need. The lady who helped us gave her honest opinion of what looked nice and what was proper. She was too kind. Out the door we only spent 120 Euro for the whole outfit and it was perfect! Over the years I have bought many things from Dunnes and will always come back if Im in Killarney.

I would liken this store to a Kohl's meets a supermarket in the US. The prices for both clothing…read moreand groceries are decent. I went here with my husband to buy some extra shorts for him for his wardrobe. I took a few minutes to look through their sale racks and at price items and both offered a lot of cute deals that wouldn't bust the bank. I didn't buy anything for myself due to my suitcase already being so full. However, I did purchases a few on-the-go items to take with me for an excursion and didn't spend more than 50 euro for the food and shorts combined.

Love this place. Best food anywhere. Reasonable prices. Good clothing. Love this place.read more