Offering stylish accessories and furnishings as well as unique Irish Design, The Coach House is the…read moreperfect place to find your next special gift.

A neat shop with a wide variety of items and the owner, Grainne, couldn't be nicer or more helpful.read more

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.

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!

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.

Situated on the Main Street across from Dingle Bay, this is a cute local shop specializing in all…read morethings wool. We popped in while wandering around Dingle and spent a few minutes inside looking through all the wool sweaters, hats and socks. Such a great selection and variety of sweaters, so many colors and patterns! In addition to the wool items, they had a small selection of other souvenirs including clothing, keychains, hats, artworks, etc... Service was welcoming and friendly. Prices seemed fair for what I have seen while in Ireland. Overall, solid little shop in Dingle!

Cute store with a decent selection. We did buy a couple of t-shirts. Nothing more specific to shareread more

Beautiful selection of knitwear. Friendly service and staff. I love the winter hat I got. My…read moredaughter got ear warmers. Great Irish souvenirs!

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.

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.

Hand and Family made in Dingle!…read more Gayle and I visited the Factory and the Store during our recent stay in Dingle. We came out of it with a nice small glass (Celtic Flame pattern) and small bowl (in Beehive), one purchased at the Factory and one at the Store. Great staff, impressive craftmanship, interesting demo, and a great dog at the Factory. Yes it's a bit expensive, but you get what you pay for. We carried our crystal treasures in a carry on without significant incident. However, the bag did get flagged as through the scanner as that heavy crystal throws out an impressive profile. The Security guy was impressed how well it was wrapped too.

Highly recommend!!! Bought beautiful heavy crystal glass in…read morebeehive pattern. Even better was visiting the Dingle Crystal factory . Family run business. Owner was delightful! He started at Waterford apprentice at age 15. With over 50 years experience he gave us demo of how they cut the crystal. Amazing!