As I'm in Dublin, I found the business online. Their website is well laid out and easy to order…read morefrom. The pictures are beautiful, and the prices are well displayed. I ordered a bouquet this morning just after 11am. It arrived with personalised card at my friend's cousin's home only hours later, and by all accounts a beautiful bouquet. I would not hesitate to recommend this business. Go raibh míle maith agaibh, agus go n-éiri libh.

Your basic touristy rock shop, with rocks and minerals from all over the world. The typical North…read moreAfrican trilobites, polished stones of no intrinsic interest for anyone over the age of 8, geodes from Brazil, etc. Probably of the most interest to the visitor was a small display on the back center that consisted of minerals found in Ireland. If you're looking for that, this is a good stop. I was a little disappointed that they didn't have some of the local fossils, some of which were abundant in the paving stones at the Cliffs of Moher park. In fact, we stopped to buy those--but they are probably not of interest to the types of tourist that this shop is geared towards. I did find a dark chocolate whiskey candy bar here, which I enjoyed. They do have a little coffee shop with desserts and pastries...a bit incongruous with the concept of a rock and gem shop.

This is a really cute and unique gift shop. They have all kinds of everything here, rocks (of…read morecourse) of all shapes and sizes and from all different places. They have jewelry, decorations, candles, you name it. A great little spot to pick up a gift for someone. There is a lovely cafe at the back which serves a great selection of cakes and coffees. Staff were very friendly. I popped here on a very wet day, and warmed up with coffee and a slice of lemon drizzle cake. A latte, flat white, slice of lemon drizzle and a slice of apricot and almond cake €13.20. Yummy.

We love going to James Devitts always a great welcome and normally has everything you want and has…read morea garden area as well for your summer bedding plants at good prices..

This is certainly one of Atlantic Homecare's finer branches in Ireland…read more It was an inspired move from the dowdy branch on Galways' Headford Rd to the new Retail Park in Wellpark. It is an extremely spacious and bright store and has everything including a vast array of homewares ,garden furniture, pet food and accessories and a lovely garden centre. There is plenty of parking available outside with an added underground carpark. Easily accessible from the Dublin Road and the WellPark Road. be warned there is no right turn into the retail park from Wellpark Rd (coming from town) so you may have to pass the entrance to turn and come back! they charge €20 delivery for furniture to Galway City addresses.

I purchased some pottery from her when I was in Ireland and I would love to buy more. Just don't…read moresee a place online to do so! Fantastic pottery!

Exceptionally beautiful pottery in the precious town of Corofin. I bought a few pieces on my visit…read moreto her shop/studio when I was in Ireland but when I got home I was dying to have more and I ended up ordering 4 shipments for Xmas presents this year. Yvonne is such a sweet soul and was wonderful in making more goblets to fill my order. I know everyone on my Xmas list will be very happy this year! I found a youtube video of her in her shop: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nWcJTDonmk

This is a super cute place and off the beaten path. I found out about it from a co-worker. We came…read morehere for lunch with our toddlers and they have a great tea room that serves good lunch food, desserts and teas. And there is outdoor and indoor seating. The food was tasty and the menu was decent. Be sure to walk around their grounds since there's a lovely garden. And I also purchased lotion from their store. I thought it would be less touristy since I felt like we were driving to the middle of no where but when we arrived it was pretty packed. People had arrived in tour vans. Overall a great experience and the perfect place to stop on your way to Cliffs of Mohr if exploring Ireland.

Visited here in 2022 when we were in Ireland, bought some perfume, are some lunch. Staff was…read morefantastic, flash forward to Dec 2024... Wife was out of perfume wanted more, ordered online, shipped for €10, (economy) arrived west coast of US in 5 days. So if you can't visit in person their online ordering is the next best thing. Highest Recommendation

If you've the time, a side-trip to the Michael Kennedy Ceramics in Co. Gort and Sligo will…read moreintroduce you to a decidedly Irish tradition in pottery and ceramics. First spying some of his work in Co. Sligo, I made it a point to stop in Gort and visit his little workshop. He had numerous apprentices in various modes of creating these wonderful art objects and I fell in love with the Sea Goat bowl. As a Capricorn and surfer, I felt this was the one. I bought it and they packed it like it could survive an earthquake. It now hangs on the wall where its beauty can be shared. The craftsmanship is obvious in design, colors, embellishments and function and I'm sure if you stopped in, you too would become an admirer and, perhaps, collector of his work. http://www.michaelkennedyceramics.com

What a great place!!!! The cafe is absolutely top-notch, and it is home to a wide assortment of…read moreartistic, hand-crafted and native items. Incredible bookstore is a 'must visit' as well (see the photo). Supporting local and native artists is so very important, and the Spiddal Village gives you a wonderful overall experience. The ride is scenic, and there is plenty of parking.