Cute items on the way over to Moll's Gap. I found the Achill Salt that I am in love with and the…read moreIrish Butter Fudge that I am obsessed with. The store has a lot of items and you will not be able to resist walking out without at least one item.

On a rare sunny, very off season day we decided to check out the Black Valley. As you rise up the…read moreKenmare side heading to the Ring of Kerry road you come upon this gem of a cafe/gift store. While the upstairs 'cafeteria' was closed for the season a lovely selection of hot food was available at the bakery counter. Kudos to the chef!!! Roasted red pepper soup, chicken crumble, and ham/cheese quiche served with a tarragon chutney were all delectible and eaten with a splendid view of the mountains. The staff were friendly and well able to answer all our questions. The only regret was having filled on the hot food we were not up to having what looked like a divine Lemon Curd Cake

Situated on the Main Street across from Dingle Bay, this is a cute local shop specializing in all…read morethings wool. We popped in while wandering around Dingle and spent a few minutes inside looking through all the wool sweaters, hats and socks. Such a great selection and variety of sweaters, so many colors and patterns! In addition to the wool items, they had a small selection of other souvenirs including clothing, keychains, hats, artworks, etc... Service was welcoming and friendly. Prices seemed fair for what I have seen while in Ireland. Overall, solid little shop in Dingle!

Cute store with a decent selection. We did buy a couple of t-shirts. Nothing more specific to shareread more

Maybe the smallest standalone record store in the world? It's well worth it to squeeze on in and…read moreenjoy the selection and the owners deep and enthusiastic knowledge of various flavors of Irish Music. The closest place I've been that's like this store is O'Briens in St. Johns Newfoundland. My 20 minutes here didn't do this authentic place justice, although the 5 CD set of Cranberries music I purchased was a good start. This place probably requires several visits just to peel back this extensive Irish Music onion offered here.

This is a great shop. Mazz is welcoming and extremely helpful. Last time I was there, she helped me…read morefind Mandalin teacher. Her cousin I think. I can't wait to visit her again.

A must visit when you're in the area. One of only two surviving woollen mills in Ireland. Yvonne,…read moreone of the owners, is extremely knowledgeable, friendly and passionate about their craft.

Chocolates, trinkets 'an warm wool... ;) down a small, pastoral road surrounded by sheep ----…read more This lit'l family run mill is an excellent stop enroute from Killarney to Dingle. It's been running for a couple hundred years... the kind of mill that we all miss seeing more of. be sure to keep an eye out for the small road signs along the N72 "Ring of Kerry", it's a quick turn-off, right quick off the main route.

While visiting Dingle this fall I happened to stop into this wonderful jewelry shop. I purchased 3…read moreIrish pendants for my 3 grandaughters as Christmas gifts ( ages 12, 16, 24). All girls absolutely loved their Irish treasure ! Thank you for the great service I received and he beautiful jewelry that will be treasure d fir years to come! Marion Fegley Burke, VA USA

My daughter was looking for a claddagh ring while we were visiting in Ireland. We looked in many…read moreshops as we visited different towns. She found the perfect one at John Weldon! They were friendly and knowledgeable, helping her pick her perfect ring. Highly recommend!

Worth the drive to this location for beautifully crafted leather goods. Claire and the rest of the…read moreshop were friendly and welcoming. They have everything from large backpacks to small cord organizers - all handcrafted in their adjacent shop. You can even watch the work occur before your eyes through the storefront's glass that looks into the workshop. I picked a vibrant red handbag that I will use for many decades to come. Also, if you find something you like, but they don't have it in a specific color, you can also have it special-ordered, and they will ship it to you.

This is a great little stop near Dingle or on the way out to Slea Head. He has an excellent…read moreselection of handcrafted leather goods, including purses, wallets and belts. The workshop is attached to the store so you can see things being made. Nothing is cheap, but it is all handcrafted. He also helps you with the tax refund paperwork and explain the process if you are leaving the EU.

While in Ireland we visited Brian de Staic upon recommendation of our guide. While they were…read morefriendly in the store, we had an issue with the product when shipped to our home in the US. From that moment on the service was very bad. The business was non communicative and totally misrepresented the time to repair my expensive item. I had to continually follow up to get any information. To day they have had the item for 4 months and I have still not received it back. I may have to file a claim on my credit card.

My family and I were recently touring Dingle when we walked passed Brian de Staic Jewellers. They…read morehad some wonderful jewelry on display and I spotted my wife eyeing an ogham neckless. When we got home I went to their website, and ordered my custom piece. Within a few days I had a fantastic handcrafted surprise gift for my wife. When she opened it up she was ecstatic and shocked that I knew exactly what she wanted and delivered. Thank you Brian, Máiread and crew for helping me bring pure joy to an amazing woman.