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.

I stopped in at this gift shop while visiting Killarney. I walked away with just a snow globe (€7)…read morefor a friend, but they have lots of different souvenirs to choose from. Their prices are pretty reasonable and the person working there was nice. He was walking around the store and restocking whatever needed to be restocked. He wrapped the snow globe I bought so it was a little more protected in my suitcase which I appreciated. This is a cute place that you can quickly walk through, so I would recommend it if you're looking for decently-priced gifts for loved ones!

I have visited this shop each time I'm in Killarney and always find something to buy . It's an old…read morefashioned gift shop , family run , cluttered with all kinds of everything and reasonably priced compared to other tourist traps.

A Heartfelt Shoutout to Máura Burke!…read more I just had the most wonderful shopping experience thanks to Máura at the store! While browsing for an Aran Crafts sweater, I was greeted by her warm and friendly smile that instantly made me feel welcome. From the moment I walked in, Máura went above and beyond to understand what I was looking for. I shared my budget and preferences, and she listened attentively before offering me a couple of stunning options. I immediately fell in love with a beautiful side zip hoodie featuring a heart pull zipper--absolute perfection! What truly stood out was the genuine care Máura showed throughout the process. There was zero pressure to buy, just pure enthusiasm for helping me find something special. It's rare to encounter such phenomenal customer service that makes you feel appreciated as a customer! Thanks to Máura, I walked away with a sweater that I absolutely adore! Thank you for making my shopping experience so memorable.

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?

Absolutely wonderful shop and working mill. I got there…read morejust before closing and the ladies there were very accommodating, even bringing me back into the mill for a tour (despite it being closed for the night). There was a huge selection of knit and woven goods, including some very soft blankets that were woven and felted on site. The sweater selection was less than some nearby outlets but quality was great. There was also a much more varied selection of yarn. The ladies were nice and chatty as we picked what we needed and checked out. When she learned that I wanted to attempt my first knit project with one of the hanks, she even found some needles to gift me! The store handled VAT and shipping, so it was very easy to buy things and send home without worrying about customs or duty free counters at the airport.

After touring through the Muckross house, you'll pass through the craft shop on the way out. It's…read morein a cozy little room, with Gayle and I finding a higher-end selection of crafts that you won't find in your neighborhood crafts store. Particularly impressive were the textiles, pottery, and hand-bound books.

Mucros Craft Shop is on the grounds of Muckross House and Traditional Farm in Killarney National…read morePark. Once you've toured Muckross House and environs, you end up in the craft shop. After a couple visits to and weeks spent in Ireland, I decided it was one of the better places I came across to buy higher-end, traditional, non-touristy souvenirs and gifts. Many items for sale in the craft shop are made on-site by traditional artisans. Beautiful weaving such as scarves, sweaters, wraps, hats, and gloves in gorgeous colors and soft fabrics. Pottery in the traditional Mucros style with its distinct coloring and markings: platters, creamers, mugs, bowls, candlesticks. Also offered in the Craft Shop are coffee table books, jewelry, children's toys, traditional Irish fare, Irish music...you can find yourself a souvenir to treasure as well as gifts to bring home that are sure to be well-received by loved ones. Prices here are really reasonable, too, all things considered. Naturally, you can visit the Craft Shop without having to pay entry fees to the grounds!

A must visit when you're in the area. One of only two surviving woollen mills in Ireland. Yvonne,…read moreone of the owners, is extremely knowledgeable, friendly and passionate about their craft.

Chocolates, trinkets 'an warm wool... ;) down a small, pastoral road surrounded by sheep ----…read more This lit'l family run mill is an excellent stop enroute from Killarney to Dingle. It's been running for a couple hundred years... the kind of mill that we all miss seeing more of. be sure to keep an eye out for the small road signs along the N72 "Ring of Kerry", it's a quick turn-off, right quick off the main route.

I stopped into this little vintage shop on my last day in Killarney. I was looking for a cute…read morenecklace or pair of earrings to bring back for a friend and was hoping to find it here. I struck gold! This place has a ton of super cute, locally-made jewelry that fit the bill perfectly. I ended up getting a pair of earrings for my friend and a pin for myself. They have clothing, jewelry, and trinkets such as stickers and temporary tattoos so there's a little bit of everything for everyone. The shop is small so it's quick to visit. The prices are pretty fair especially for the locally-made stuff. Hazel is the owner and was running the shop when I visited, I'm not sure if she has any other employees but she was super sweet when I was there. If you're looking for a small vintage spot to shop, check this place out!

Very wide variety of items as TK (and TJ) Maxx are known for. Two floors of stuff. Very clean and…read moregood layout. If you like shopping for deals, this is your place!

Clean, organised & spacious. Great selection of products you…read morejust have to find them! Its in a great location right in the centre of Killarney town so it is super easy to get access to.