Great place to shop for Celtic jewelry while traveling in Ireland. As always, the staff was so nice…read more& helpful in helping us to find the perfect claddagh ring souvenirs. If you are spending more than 30 euros, majority of hotels/tourist locations have a 5 euro coupon off for Silverwood. Thank you for the warm hospitality!

When visiting Cork I knew I had to go to Waterstones as I'm a huge book nerd who has ordered from…read morethem online for a while now. I was hoping to see some of their famous special editions, but they didn't have any at all. I didn't find any books that I wanted and everything was a bit overpriced, though I may be used to used book prices in the states. I ended up only buying two tote bags. The cashier was friendly and helped me quickly. Not sure I'll have a need to return next time I'm in Cork, but it was nice to browse for a bit.

Great shop. Very cosy and a nice seating area. Also a nice selection of books. The environment is…read morevery quiet. The staff is very knowledgeable. Great shop.

It's less manic than it's Oxford Street sister but still has loads of great value items. Everything…read moreis just so cheap! It's impossible to visit without stocking up.

Rails and rails of inexpensive clothes only thing is if you are a size 16 or upwards you will find…read moreit difficult to get your size because the larger sizes are snapped up the minute they hit the store.

ALDI 19.08.10…read more Why should one pay €6.95 for 340gm of honey when I can get 454gms of it for €1.99? Some price difference. The cheaper one was bought in Aldi, had the Irish tricolour marked on it and was called Kilcrea Gold. The more expensive one, Deise Honey, was produced on a farm in County Waterford. ALDI'S Aldi's and Lidl have changed shopping habits in Ireland over the last decade. Aldi's are the nearest to me and are used in conjunction with Dunnes Stores. The foreign discount supermarkets have often been accused of importing much of their food but a glance around the shelves in Aldi will tell that much has changed in that regard. The Irish symbol is very prominent indeed. Bought some Irish Organic yoghurts there the other day but it is their sausages I'd like to highlight. I always thought that O'Flynn's Gourmet Sausages were well priced at six for a fiver but you can get six Brannan Irish Jumbo Sausages, with garlic and herb, for just €1.99 in Aldi. The Aldi ones are somewhat smaller but this is good value. They wouldn't be good value of course if the quality wasn't there but my experience suggested that it is. Cooked them up and had them with the Country Baguette from Tom's Bakery, one of my favourite breads. Have you tried them? What did you think?

I am from Germany and I know how fast the Aldi Employees are over there. The staff here is not only…read morefast, but also always friendly and helpfull. Parking space is never a problem, a gas station (not Aldi) is just around the corner. Good spot!

While we were in Blarney, Cork, Ireland, we visited the largest Irish shop in the world!! Blarney…read moreWoollen Mills Baby!! This shop has been around since about 1823 (I believe). Pretty impressive! We only had about 30 minutes to browse Blarney Woollen Mills. In that time, Wifey found a very cool jacket to purchase at an affordable price point. In that time, she also forgot her sunglasses at the shop. We already faraway from the shop when she realized that she misplaced it. She immediately called the shop, but by that time the sunglasses were nowhere to be found. The employee who answered the phone was not very helpful or sympathetic though. Very sad and disappointing customer service!!! Despite the loss of my wife's beloved sunglasses, it was still an okay experience overall. This shop carrys all kinds of clothes, crafts, food, plus so much more. Blarney Woollen Mills is known as having the great Irish Shopping Experience after all. Absolutely check this place out after you kiss the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle of course. Just don't forget any of your possessions while you are here because chances are great that they will be unable to help you.

I remember visiting the Blarney Woolen Mills after the Blarney Castle when I visited Ireland back…read morein 2013. I remember it having all the souvenirs you could want, including wool - at reasonable prices. We visited again after Blarney Castle but we had limited time since it closes at 6 PM and we got there at around 5:30. I managed to find a cute little sheep stuffy for my daughter, and an ornament for my sister. I remember buying wool the last time I was here. If I had more time to shop, I probably would have done more damage, so maybe it was a good thing the store was at closing time.

This shop refills and sell printer cartridges.They also print and develop photographs, sell…read morestationery, printers, cameras etc. and take passport photos. They do faxing, laminating, copying etc. The shop also serves as a DHL drop-off depot which is very useful. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly and efficient, particularly Declan who goes out of his way to help you.

Took the kids in here at the start of the school year and found the staff to be quite helpful. The…read moreshop was quite busy but we weren't waiting long and the lady who assisted us was excellent with my kids who always hate trying on shoes! She made it fun for them and we left with 3 new pairs of shoes (one for each child) for less than 70 euros which was great considering some of the prices we'd seen elsewhere