One of the best places in Cork. One of the best local, private bookshops in Europe.obviously a must…read morefor mystery fans.

Oooh they got vibes here, and they're all good ones! Popped in on a weekend wander and this place…read morecertainly hit the spot! They had all the things the make my hear pitter patter. They had new releases, the classics, used books, discounted books. They also have a book buy back program which is fantastic, because we stan substantially! Simply put, they had everything I needed (eh..wanted but same same) And the staff was so very nice and cheerful. Go there! Loose yourself among the good vibes, beautiful bindings, and endless pages.

I'm convinced that it's impossible to be unhappy in a bookstore, especially if that bookstore is…read morethe adorable Vibes & Scribes! I have visited the local shop multiple times during my semester in Cork and each time I am delighted to get lost in expansive bookshelves! The shop has a great selection of both used and new books and makes buying lots of books easy with plenty of mix and match deals ensuring you get the most bang for your buck! Vibes & Scribes is one of those stores where you walk in not knowing exactly what you'll discover. I repeatedly find books that I've been meaning to read as well as books I've never heard of but want to dive into! I can't bring myself to walk past the shop without stopping in, especially on rainy days (which are common in Ireland) spent meandering downtown. The staff is also incredibly helpful and friendly. I remember on my first stop into the shop, the cashier asked my friend and I about how we were enjoying Cork and gave us some local recommendations for restaurants and live music. Next time you're looking for your next great read, you'll be able to find it at Vibes & Scribes!

I stopped by this little shop after seeing the sign for the secondhand bookshop from the street…read more The ground floor is a general purpose store with office supplies and such and the first floor is the used bookshop. They have a decent selection of used books, mostly paperbacks and mass-market paperbacks. I'm a very picky reader so I didn't find anything for myself but I did enjoy just wandering through the store. The staff seemed friendly but I didn't get a chance to chat with them since I just popped in briefly.

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.

Great band, lively atmosphere, cold pints, great craek! Highly recommend.read more

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!

Dingle Bookshop is a cool little place and definitely worth a stop when you're in Dingle. I also…read moreasked the owner about a book by Carol Cronin (the artist next door), came up short, but appreciated the explanation and advise on how to proceed. After that, there was nothing to do, but hang around some more and peruse books on local history, Irish literature, and other offerings of good variety.

While in Dingle, I visited this lovely little bookstore and left with a book that the owner…read morerecommended. Excellent read.

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.

While it's on the more pricey side compared to other book shops it has an even bigger selection…read more The manga section has gotten way smaller but the comic selection is getting better.

This local institution is the stuff that dream bookshops are made of. I've never been able to walk…read morein a straight line here as two steps in, I'm inevitably sidetracked by a book or book-related product. I don't now who the buyer is/are but they choose merchandise with real flair and imagination. Apart from the great selection of books, they also have random stuff for the nerd: I just bought my first lunchbox in probably 20 years. O'Mahoney's! Oh, Mahoney's!

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.