Took the kids in here at the start of the school year and found the staff to be quite helpful. The…read moreshop was quite busy but we weren't waiting long and the lady who assisted us was excellent with my kids who always hate trying on shoes! She made it fun for them and we left with 3 new pairs of shoes (one for each child) for less than 70 euros which was great considering some of the prices we'd seen elsewhere

Awear - I don't know why I love you, but I do! Among some of the hugely overpriced tat in this…read moreplace, you can always find a gem. The accessories are bang on, and the range of outerwear (especially in the past couple of A/W seasons) has been spot-on. I'm deducting a star for customer service. Your return policy sucks, and your some of your staff are kind of crappy and rude.

Awear was never one of my favourite shops until recently but they have really stepped up their game…read moreand I now stock up on their gorgeous dresses every time I visit home. The "Closet" range they sell is all lovely and I just love the fit of their clothes and the fact that it's Irish owned. It's nicely laid out and has great sales.

I am not entirely sure if should give this 5 stars of 0 based on the fact wifey riffled the shop…read moreand walked away with a cardigan, sweater, throw and a scarf and I walked away with a bloody great hole in my credit card. Anyhow, the staff were really friendly, not pushy, helped us a lot and their selection of locally made garments was pretty impressive. If your in the area be sure to stop in but cancel your cards before you do just in case :-)

Very difficult to deal with. The return policy is…read moreunacceptable, you must pay for shipping both ways. There is no way to work with these people. Do not do business with them!

Ha! I have happy memories of Fat Face! I've been wearing my light cardigan and scarf recently to…read morewalk my dogs that I purchased at this location. I vacationed in Ireland in the summer - it is a chilly country and wasn't as prepared for the cooler weather in an attempt to pack light. There were tons of Aran sweaters and while they are pretty, it's not practical for L.A. It's wool and very thick. I remember telling someone I just had to go into a store with this funny name. The brand reminds me of Roxy. Anyways, they have quality clothing that is more sporty and apparently it's been around since the 80's. It's an English brand and was introduced to it in Kinsale! Thank you for not letting me freeze to death!

Fat Face reminds me at Hollister, because they also sell surf clothes and they are both very well…read moredecorated, like the towels over the fitting room doors in Fat Face. It's not cheap, but there are special offers and it is very good quality! If you like Hollister, you will definitely like Fat Face :)

i found everything I needed while staying in Cork. I's conveniently located near the Cork hospital.read more

Just north of the river in a small side alley you will find this fantastic flea market…read more Think 60´s 70´s and 80´s as apposed to car boot sale. There are various stalls all located inside what I guess was a parking garage and all have some slightly different wares on offer. Some quite kitschy, some quite odd and some downright cool. I wish we had more space to take stuff home with us but unfortunately my baggage allowance is full so I will leave it all to you Corkers. This is a real gem and a great place to potter around for a half hour or so, but only open on the weekends.

What do you need? Books? Cloths? Furniture? Then you better come to this flea market close to…read moreCurtain street in Cork! It is well organized and I promise that you'll find what you need. If you are into Vintage and 2nd hand, that is.

I love the keen house - they never fail to supply top quality clothing for the whole family and we…read morealso use them for corporate clothing also. Ask for Cormac

I would liken this store to a Kohl's meets a supermarket in the US. The prices for both clothing…read moreand groceries are decent. I went here with my husband to buy some extra shorts for him for his wardrobe. I took a few minutes to look through their sale racks and at price items and both offered a lot of cute deals that wouldn't bust the bank. I didn't buy anything for myself due to my suitcase already being so full. However, I did purchases a few on-the-go items to take with me for an excursion and didn't spend more than 50 euro for the food and shorts combined.

Love this place. Best food anywhere. Reasonable prices. Good clothing. Love this place.read more