Love this bookshop! it has an eclectic collection with a very Ireland focused flavour. Well worth…read morea visit if you are in Dingle!

This is a lovely café and book shop but just letting you know that it is in Dingle, Co. Kerry not…read moreCo. Offaly! Daingean Uí Chúis atá i gceist!

I have a nose for books. And I'm a bit of a book whore. Plus I'm broke. The good part about all…read morethat is that I can smell out a good used book shop at 100 paces, saving myself zillions in new-book costs. So when I found myself in Killarney with nothing to read and only a few quid in my pocket, I followed my nose to the Dungeon in the same way a starving man follows his to a steakhouse. Or broke country finds the IMF. The bonus of a place like the Dungeon is that the books are JUST organized enough to make a degree of sense, and yet there are far more books than shelves, so there are boxes and stacks and piles along the floor and against the walls. So a book whore can spend hours happily digging around the "Sci Fi" or "Fantasy" sections discovering new talents that are recent best sellers or old friends that he's been meaning to hang out with again, and prices are low enough that one doesn't have to feel guilty picking up a few of each. The staff was wonderful, very tolerant of me hanging around for awhile, and I found some excellent deals. Bottom Line: Don't bother me, I'm reading.

This felt like a bookstore made of spare parts. The shelves are stocked with books sorted only into…read morethe broad sections "fiction" "nonfiction" and "children's", with no further organization than that. The carpet is decrepit as best, and actively decaying at worst. The place, at least when I visited, is strewn with cardboard boxes. And in an extremely baffling addition, the shelves are riddled with backpacks. That is not a typo, the number of backpacks sold here is inexplicably massive. The selection is equally strange, being dominated by poor condition paperbacks you might find at goodwill and literature textbooks that seem to have been purchased in bulk. In the bright side, if you do find something good the prices are actually excellent.

I love Scéal Eile books. This truly is a bookstore with a difference. A cosy fire, friendly banter,…read moreand a amazing selection of books at excellent value make this a fantastic place to while away an afternoon. It is a favourite of both tourists and locals alike. The staff are well-informed and friendly. A unique little nook in the heart of Ennis, it is well worth a visit. 5 stars!

What a great bookshop - new, second-hand & antiquarian books of all sorts. Allow yourself plenty of…read moretime to check out the range of books and sit by the turf-fired stove while you choose your purchases. Irish & local history are strong points and the stock of Irish-language books is second to none. The staff are knowlegeable & good-humoured & the books are very good value ! Book launches & readings are a high point, especially during the annual Book-Club Festival.

Beautiful rare book shop! Absolutely worth a look. There are a variety of categories offered at…read moredifferent price points. I was able to find a lovely French dual language book on poetry for a paltry 10 euro. It's such a beautiful space too.

A couple of years ago we were staying at the lighthouse SW of Clonakilty for the week. While we…read morewould do daily excursions, a great deal of time was spent enjoying the tranquility of the area. This was perfect for my Mom and I, but was less than favorable to my 17 year old son. I needed a diversion for him so while we were in town (Clonakilty) I checked into Kerr's for a recommendation. I believe they selected the perfect book, the first book in Michael Scott's The Magician series. At that point he had only written the first one but I liked the idea that it was the first in a trilogy (went on to be 5 books in the series) and that Michael Scott is a native of Ireland, tying it all together nicely. Thank you Kerr's. It is little bookstores like yours that make the act of buying, not just reading books, a pleasure.

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!

For those who don't know, Veritas is the Irish chain of shops that sell Church supplies and other…read morereligious items. They have a good selection of everything one would need for a Christening, Communion, or other special event. You can also get Mass cards, Sacred Heart bulbs, candles, and everything else you may find yourself needing for your home or the holidays.