What a cute place. There are some really unusual things for sale here, I bought a ceramic heart…read morethat is just gorgeous, as well as some linen tea-towels. There are all kinds of antique-style home furnishings here, including an old-fashioned cookbook stand, old fashioned-toys and heaps of lace and linen. Upstairs is the bedroom department and it's like walking around a Victorian master bedroom. Fabulous.

We bought an Irish sweat jacket and sweater here. I couldn't find the size and color I like. The…read moresales lady was extremely nice. She called another store and ordered a delivery to send to my house in the US. She said shipping will take only about a week. So I should be able to receive when I get home. She also tells us to check out the shop across the street and gives us a good local restaurants suggestions.

A nice little pit stop for some trinkets or a quick bite whilst starting or finishing your ring of…read morekerry drive. Portions are a bit slim (sandwich we ordered wasn't very filled) for the price, but quality was decent enough. More of a necessity stop than something to go out of your way for.

Another recommended stop along the Ring Of Kerry. The view is tremendous…read more We also bought some refreshments, a coke and a coffee. Coffee was nice. Staff in the coffee shop were extremely pleasant. The shop part has all the usual wares aimed at tourists, we had a look, but didn't buy. Parking can be a problem when it's very busy. Pull in for the view at the very least.

This is a must stop for gifts to take home from your trip. I so wish I waited to buy all my gifts…read morehere. And if while you are there they have any " experiences" available please do them. I learned a lot and laughed so much. It has been one of the highlights of our trip so far.

Stephan the great nephew of this extraordinary lady Molly Gallivan and his family are now running…read morethis magical cottage farm and store and is keeping her memory alive while creating lifelong memories for those who are lucky enough to visit this beautiful place in kenmare in south Ireland! We shopped until we dropped. The prices and the quality of the handwoven scarves and hats are unmatched with any other shops we visited all over south Ireland and even Dublin. I found Irish people to be so friendly and nice but this family is specially very nice and go above and beyond to leave a positive mark that brings smile to my face even thousands of miles away now that I am back home wearing their tasteful goods!

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.

This place is great. The location is what makes it. If I could live there and just do my art, I'd…read morebe the happiest guy alive. We have several pieces picked up on a couple of trips. Supernice people, quirky/cool pottery that speaks to us (you may not hear it speaking to you). I can't recommend stopping by enough (although it'd be a better world if everyone stayed off of Sheepshead). If you don't care for the pottery, you can't help but love the drive.

Kenmare Courtyard Gallery is a small and pleasant Artists Co-Op tucked back from the street along…read moreone of Kenmare's main shopping streets. These sort of places are my go-to when visiting a new place, as I'm attracted to local art and wish to support those artists. I stopped in a couple of weeks ago during our Ireland vacation and did find a treasure or 2 to take home as a gift. Kenmare Courtyard Gallery was recently nominated in the "Best Commercial Shopfront Category" in the Le Chéile Awards in the Kenmare Tidy Towns Competition. Tidy Town awards are a big deal in Ireland.