Such a fabulous bookshop with books, journals, cards, small toys, and VINYL RECORDS, too! Brightly…read morelit, super organized, tidy, and with the most patient and friendly staff! My favorite part was all the unique handmade journals and greeting cards in Irish! I bought so much today! Loved this shop!!

One of my all-time favourite bookshops, I remember as a kid when it was primarily a second hand…read morebookstore and was upstairs, above the location it is now. So its been a firm feature throughout my childhood and adulthood. I would come here every week to buy a few second hand books, as I was such a fast reader. Many of the significant books of my childhood came from here - my first loves, as it were. As other independent bookstores in the town have closed their doors, I'm pleased that Liber has just seemed to get bigger and better. The store is modern, and offers the latest texts. Unlike other chain stores in the town I won't bother to name, the staff know what they're talking about, and are always more than happy to help you make your selection. The second hand book section is no longer a significant feature, but they have the latest titles in every section - food, art, new releases, childrens books, and they have a dedicated Yeats and Sligo section. Down the back of the store is Third Wave Music, where you can buy vinyl, record players, cds and dvds. A small but well curated selection of music, reflecting the tastes of its owner. If I'm buying a book, I'll wait to come home to Sligo to buy locally - my loyalty is a direct result of the staff and the atmosphere the place creates. The branding is contemporary and I'm always proud to give friends the gifts of books, wrapped in a Liber Sligo paper bag. Liber is also a ticketmaster outlet.

Amazing service. I rang to find a book series tha I was unable to find online and was an essential…read moreChristmas gift. Kennys had it found in their store and posted out and with me the next morning. totally saved a little girls Christmas!! thank you so much

I'd ordered a book from Kennys via AbeBooks and everything was very positive; it was shipped…read morepromptly, it was packed very well and the book is in perfect condition. Also; when I'd e-mailed them at one point, the response was very prompt and polite.

A book lovers paradise! The Powells Books of Galway- or Ireland, full stop. The place goes on and…read moreon. New and used books to be found in an a fun shop with multiple rooms and every topic to explore. I also loved that they had some locally published small books- So small they had no isbn number.

Great bookstore with both new & used titles in downtown Galway. So many genres and good pricing…read more Super cute kids book area too.

Books, newspapers, wine, smoothies, sweeties, sandwiches, and cheap aspirin! What more could you…read morewant. Plus the cousin owns the place.

Cute little shop. Their book selection is on the smaller side, but it's supplemented with trinkets,…read moretea sets, purses, etc. It's a fun little shop to poke around in and is located smack dab in the city centre. I grabbed four books, two being on sale.

Found a rare book here that was not available anywhere else in the world (at least that I could…read morefind). Shipped it to the United States, after a personal email from John, telling me he'd done so and letting me know when I could expect it. Rarer than the book, that. I said to myself, "You should write a review of that place" and about three and a half years later, I have done just that. Haven't even read the book yet. This life, eh? Anyway, thank you, John.

Right behind the castle, and beside Sean's Pub, I lucked into this charming bookshop with its…read morelovely and erudite owner. The bookshop itself is a book lovers haven with a great mix of books ranging from present day best sellers to beautiful antiquity books. The bookshop also has various ephemera - I spotted cool postcards, an original painting by Dali and tons of autographed letters, books and what really rocked my world was when John showed me a book that belonged in Florence Nightingale's library AND had her handwritten annotations! It's honestly just a beautiful jewel of a treasure shop and looks can be deceiving as the modern exterior hides a lovely collection of rare books, signed firsts as well as books from the time of Shakespeare. Everything was very appropriately priced and I picked up two books that were published in the 1960s (dealing with 'Modern Women' for a very reasonable price). I would absolutely recommend checking this store out! Note: #246 of Yelp 100 challenge for 2016

I love wispys! the school supplies is amazing! the service is also very good!! but the value on…read moresome things are poor. other than them Few things! it's amazing!!!! Id really recommend going here!!! Very cheap aswell! Very affordable They have everything a person would need !!!

If I could make zero star I would. the quality is very poor and the shop assistant refused to…read moreattend me. I think it is not what you expect from shop.