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9 years ago
Great little shop right on the main road. Typical touristy stuff but priced pretty well. The 2 ladies working were great and gave us some history of the village. Will be back again for sure. read more
An Tigín - Arts & Crafts Near Me - Ring of Kerry, Kentucky
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Ring of Kerry, Co. Kerry
Republic of Ireland
(066) 947 4106
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Utterly gorgeous little shop in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it roadside location in West Cork. They had…read morea little sign up along the way informing us that they had placed second (I think) in the Irish Times "best shop in the country" category, so I thought I'd pull over and have a look in on my way back home after passing through the village of Leap. The shop itself is actually quite large inside, with three separate rooms. Each room is decorated and carefully curated to show their lovely, quality, eclectic stock. It's really a homewares store I suppose, with lots of lovely unique piece. The lady I spoke to (I'm guessing the owner) was extremely friendly and helpful and encouraged us to have a good browse. I literally wanted to buy everything in the shop! She informed us then that they also have a website which you can order from (YAY). 100% worth a look if you are in the area!
Cannot recommend this store enough. Hassle free transaction and the customer service was…read moreimpeccable. A perfect example of the joys of shopping local. Thanks so much Tom.
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WARNING! DONʻT BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS COMPANY ON LINE! They are extremely dishonest. I ordered a…read moresweater and same day discovered my card info was stolen. I immediately contacted my bank to cancel the card. I then contacted Skellig and asked them to cancel the order. They refused, even after I explained the situation. They said the order had already been shipped. I highly doubt that. I told them if they shipped it I would not accept delivery which I did not. My credit card company issued me a temporary credit. Two months later they called me back and said that Skellig denied receiving the return sweater, and that I would have to pay the full amount over $100. So now I have no sweater and still have to pay for it because Skellig lied.
I just ordered a men's aran sweater from them delivered to the US and I'm very pleased with the…read moreprice and quality. The color (blackwatch) is gorgeous too. It took a couple of weeks to come, but it's more than worth it.
We encountered a little bit of rain so we decided to do some souvenir shopping. Griffins Gift Shop…read moreis small and jammed packed with every item that a tourist may want to purchase. We purchased a nice scarf and some Guinness mugs during our visit. They had some nice rosary beads and costume jewelry for sale. The shirts were average but there was a nice selection. The best part of the shopping experience was when the local cat came in and toured the shop looking for a quiet place out of the rain. The sales clerk was very pleasant.
Cozy little gift shop packed full of souvenirs and related items. So much to see right in front of…read moreyou, almost like you're swimming in it! Employees are courteous and helpful.
Very big store with a lot of neat souvenirs and gift ideas. I visited late November so there were a…read morelot of Christmas gifts and decorations out. All the traditional Irish gifts you can imagine.
Sweet Pea Dingle has the cutest lay out in an adorable little store. The merchandise is set up in a…read moreway that inspires you to shop. They have everything to help you find the perfect gift. The staff is welcoming and friendly. We found beautiful Claddagh jewelry and locally inspired paintings, cards and other accessories here. I purchased some magnets and other trinkets at a fair price. I did not find the exact claddagh ring that I was looking for but the sales staff did their best to show me everything that may have been of interest.
I love this store and bought my favorite pair of earrings there. Sadly I lost one of them when I…read morereturned to the States. Wonder if they might still have this pair? Great place. Go check it out. It is a "sweet" store.
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?
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A nice addition to the little village of Caherdaniel, this little shop has a lot to choose from…read morewhen looking for little gifts and toys.
The Dolphin Shop is a souvenir shop in Dingle. It seems likely that the name of the shop is in…read morereference to the Dingle resident dolphin named Fungi. He is a bottlenose dolphin that was first documented in the area about 32 years ago and lives in close contact to humans. They do not know his age but they do know that the typical life span is up to 50 years. In the shop you will find all of the typical tourist treasures. There is pretty Celtic jewelry, accessories, cards and so mush more for competitive prices. This shop is very much like the other souvenir shops in the area. They all carry the same or similar looking merchandise. What puts this shop above the others is its charm and exceptional customer service.
Aidi is an amazing jeweler of bespoke pieces done by hand using older, almost lost traditions. I…read moreended up getting two pieces, a hand-done knot and a tree of life simply because I couldn't decide on just one. Aidi will work with you to make sure you get a piece you will love and treasure and have meaning for you. And isn't that what jewelry should be about? Definitely will order from him again!
Very impressed with the initial reply to my inquiry and how easy it was to discuss custom orders…read more The craftsmanship is exquisite and meticulous, the prices very reasonable and I am so happy to work Aidi on a personal piece for myself and my husband. International shipping and ordering is very easy.
Silver Celtic dragon ring. Celtic Jewelry crafted in Ireland.
Handmade Celtic Jewelry celebrating the spirit of Irish design. Raven ring in sterling silver.
Sterling silver contemporary Irish Jewelry.
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.
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Dois Fairraige carries much of the same merchandise as the other gift shops in the Dingle Peninsula…read morearea. The store is well stocked and fairly priced. The staff was very friendly and sociable. The shop had a nice selection of crafts and keepsake gifts. In addition they had the typical magnets, mugs, rosary beads, jewelry and many other items. Their shirts were made of good quality cotton that looked and felt strong. They were priced around $15 to $20 after the conversion from euros to dollars. The scarfs were beautiful and priced low compared to some of the other gift shops that we visited. The pottery was beautiful and had some lovely local art on them. We were told that if we purchased it and did not want to stress about packing it to fly home we could have it shipped. They make the process easy and affordable.
Great selection of souvenirs and other novelties in this clean and conveniently located shop. A lot…read moreof stuff packed in a small place!!! Prices were more reasonable than most of the competition and the employees were courteous.
We went in on a Tuesday in June and we were the only people in the store. We were very careful to…read morenot let our 18 month old walk around the store and make a mess of things but could tell the employee was very annoyed that we were in there. In the kids section she couldn't decide on which wool sheep she wanted so she picked up both and was holding them in her hands.. we were all standing around her as she decided and the employee (an older woman) came up to us and rudely told us she couldn't touch the sheep and asked us to put them back... We were going to buy two wool shirts and a few other things including the sheep that my daughter really wanted but after the way she acted towards us, and the negative experience we decided to leave and take our business elsewhere.
It's a beautiful store full of sweaters, blankets, tweed, hats and other Irish mementos. There's…read moreeven yarn, all from Donegal of course. While this is full of crafts though, you won't find craft supplies here (for which I was seriously hoping). The staff are lovely and happily give details about anything in the store, and I grabbed some nubby mohair blend wool to create my own scarf with (provided I can find needles somewhere).
Opened in March 2008 this shop offers contemporary gifts for home, childrens clothes and toys. The…read moreclothing is quite unusual and this is the place if you want to find something special. Brands carried include French Connection and D'Arcy Brown. There is a wide selection of clothes and gifts for babies also. The selection of toys is very good, you will not find a Brat or Pokemon in this shop, but rather a lovely selection of wooden toys, science toys, knick knacks and books. The selection of Home items in Nest is brilliant. There is something for everyone in this shop!
Agree with pixie in all respects, but note that the shop has moved to Henry Street.read more
Amazing bread and scones. Very attractive, inventive, and scrumptious food. Nice that they serve us…read moreon the pottery of the shop. Would be 5 stars but for the disastrous service.
The Louis Mulcahy pottery workshop produces high quality Kitchen and Tableware with a really nice…read moreDesign. Everything handmade, and presented in a really nice shop with beautiful view of the Slea head landscape. We bought a beautiful Pasta bowl and Wine cooler. If you like, you can actually make your own bowl or whatever you like in their workshop, they will finish and ship the result to you. Not really cheap, though. But everything is handmade, and for some designer factory ware the prices are higher in other places. Has also Shops in Dingle and Dublin.
Gorgeous work direct from the maker (who is in the shop several days a week). Utilitarian and…read moredecorative pieces abound. Gorgeous soft geometric rainbow glazes that are highly original and calming to behold. We purchased a large bowl and coffee mugs we look forward to making a daily part of our lives (and the shop ships). A cheese shop and several great coffee/cafe destinations are nearby, plus the Dingel Record Shop up the block is not to be missed.
Found this place on a total whim. Happened to see a teacup saucer that said "Thug Life" on it…read more Hillarious. We ended up buying stuff for all of our friends and fam to take back to Cleveland. By far the most original and fun gifts we got. Everyone loved em! I think the shop is devided into different artists. We bought from Paula. Her business is called Katie and Me. Amazing stuff and she packs it well for safe travels. She also ships! Stop in and buy lots of her stuff. Shes great. When we come back in 2 years time it will be one of the first places we go!
Maybe the smallest standalone record store in the world? It's well worth it to squeeze on in and…read moreenjoy the selection and the owners deep and enthusiastic knowledge of various flavors of Irish Music. The closest place I've been that's like this store is O'Briens in St. Johns Newfoundland. My 20 minutes here didn't do this authentic place justice, although the 5 CD set of Cranberries music I purchased was a good start. This place probably requires several visits just to peel back this extensive Irish Music onion offered here.
This is a great shop. Mazz is welcoming and extremely helpful. Last time I was there, she helped me…read morefind Mandalin teacher. Her cousin I think. I can't wait to visit her again.
As an alternative to souvenir shops in tourist towns, I try to find a local artist coop or an…read moreantique store. As far as I can tell, Fado is the only one in Dingle, with antiques downstairs and a cool little art gallery upstairs. Gayle came along and put up with my wandering through Fado, both of us knowing full well that we didn't need one more thing to clutter up the house. That's rarely stopped me, and among the nicely curated offerings here, I found a little item to take home for some still undefined use.
Very cute and reasonably priced antique shop with tons of art prints, coins, jewelry, books and…read moreother goodies like a misc. bin of copper items and doorknobs! Spent over an hour here and loved every minute. Nice staff, too. Highly recommend.
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.