Wonderful shop! I loved everything in here and wish I could have bought it all. The jewelry was…read morebeautiful, check out the Immigration rings, they are one of a kind and amazing!!! The Growing Home designs are very clever and very personal. If you go anywhere near here drop in- you will not be disappointed.

I'm just amazed it's still open. Sort of Grace Brothers meets Macy's Irish style. The staff are…read moreutterly charming and they stuff they sell has class. It is a labyrinth with stairs up and down leading to small interconnected rooms full of delights. They serve good food and wonderful coffee. Now I usually dislike shopping (outside food and drink) but when I'm in a place as wonderful as this it's a different story. It's one of the few places that sells Chanel No 5 perfume - Chanel are careful as to who can trade their merchandise - 100ml £100. It had the remnants of a Black eye Friday sale that included men's shoes. I am fussy about shoes. I like proper soft leather, the touch and the smell - including leather on the soles and heels. Shoes that are strong and clench your feet - shoes that demand enthusiastic brushing and polish or as I was growing up spit and polish. Proper nails in the heels and great stitching are vital too. If it's made in China footwear or India it's not going on my feet. Period. I found a pair that were perfect. Fitted like they were especially made just for me. £200 down to £75 and wonderful and now mine. They will mould to the shape of my feet over time and will be so much better when they do. Old shoes are like old friends - comfortable to be with. These places are from another time and we must support them for as long as we can as to lose them means it feels like we lose a piece of ourselves.

I am a scone snob and I have to say these are some of the best scones I've ever had! They are made…read morefresh daily on the premises and are usually available by 9:40am. Definitely worth trying either to grab & go or sitting down and enjoying with one of their lattes!

Customer service was great and selection was great for quality clothing. Prices def on high side…read morethough

If I were judging this place based off of my experience in the ladies' underthings department I…read morewould give it a 5. If I were basing my opinion of this place on my experience in shoes, I would give it a negative one. So, I meet in the middle at three. HORRIBLE customer service in the shoe department; SWEET sweet woman in the ladies' lingerie. Worth a stop if you like cute shoes though.

I have three hats / caps from Hanna Hats, all sized large, yet each fits differently. One, a…read morenewsboys cap fits perfectly, another newsboy cap fits almost too (uncomfortably) tightly, and the last (my final purchase), a special edition walking hat (I think it's called the 65 or something similar, and no longer available on their website) is too large and a disappointment. I realise that these are hand crafted by a small company, and I appreciate their craftsmanship, but I'll never purchase another, not just due to the inconsistency of fit, but primarily because of their return policy. Just removing a tag (which I did in order to try on the hat since the tag was attached to the inside lining) may render the item ineligible for a refund. That plus an additional return shipping charge of 24.95 euros on top of the original $150.00 I paid for the walking hat made it not worth the risk that the refund might have been rejected. So, I've kept the walking hat, but don't wear it. A waste of good money.

The pot at the end of the rainbow. Been dying to go there for ever and it did not disappoint. Hats,…read morehats and more hats and then there was Jessica who helped us spend a lot of money ( if you can't have fun spending a lot of money you have no idea what fun is). The four of us bought more than 10 hats, a man bag and a necklace. To go back to Jessica, what a delightful young lady so happy to have made her acquaintance.

Ashtree Garden Centre is the place to be, I love it there and they have the best ever coffee shop…read morewhere they make the best ever scones, apple tart, sandwiches etc. I had my best ever sandwich there today. Thanks Jean and your great team of girls. You hav'nt lived if you have not been to Ashtree Garden Centre. Paula Ryle.

This is a bustling little place! Not much else around. But they put their heart into it…read morenonetheless. Great desserts & scones. Hot delicious teas & coffees. The gift shop is full of trinkets of varying quality. They offer quite a lot of choices from books, jewelry, local honey, cards, mugs, arts & crafts, scarves, hats, Guiness logo retail, perfume, candles, pottery etc. Huge parking lot, minuscule restroom, great wifi. Eat in or take out.

Lovely little craft shop and tea-room nestled in the beautiful surroundings of Drumcliffe cemetary…read more Keep an eye out for the High cross as you pull into the car park, it's a really beautiful example. The wares inside are lovely, especially the cards, they have some beautiful ones that you could frame as a series of pictures. They do fresh soups, sandwiches, quiches, salads and cakes. I had a really tasty panini with bacon, cream cheese and sundried tomato; the scones and cakes all looked delicious too. Worth a stop when paying homage to one of Ireland's greats buried beneath mighty Ben Bulben's shadow.

I use them every year to deliver flowers to the Ma for her birthday and mother's day. They always…read moredo a good job and the Ma is always pleased with the flowers.

If you are looking for a great place to buy Tweed and handwoven clothing. I highly recommend Triona…read moreDesign in Ardara, County Donegal, Ireland. Upon entering this establishment I was made me feel very welcome. It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, Lived in the United States for over thirty years and served with the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know a a great clothing shop from all my Travels and Life Experiences. I definitely will return to Triona Design in the near future.

We came here on a tour on our way back to Donegal (they have another store right across the street…read morefrom our hotel in Donegal) and located near a nice church. We were treated to Irish coffees upon entrance and a weaving demonstration. At prices ranging from €29 to €300 +, and scarves to hats to sweaters, there's something for everyone here!