Kerry

Avoca is an internationally-known Irish brand with 12 locations scattered across the Emerald Isle. In addition to the brightly coloured fabrics and clothes that made the brand famous, it now also features a large selection of accessories, ceramics and homeware, all with a unique design. The shop in county Kerry is located on a rocky ridge that offers a spectacular view of the Irish landscape. You can also stop and grab a bite at the shop's café, where you'll find plenty of delicious local food.

Quills Woollen Market has been selling Irish knitwear for over 70 years. With three shops in County Kerry, this family run business also offers a wide selection of gifts and souvenirs.

At Kenmare Soap Shop you'll find all kinds of body-care products, all of them hand-made with only natural and vegan ingredients.

Benoit Lorge is a French chocolatier based in Kenmare. His gourmet handmade chocolate has won several awards and is particularly coveted by luxury shops and hotels. Treat yourself to one of the many chocolate bags, bars and boxes displayed in the shop. Workshops for children and families as well as advanced courses are also organised at Lorge Chocolatier.

Dingle Music Shop is the place to go if you're interested in learning about Irish music. Here you'll find Irish instruments, Irish CDs or records, and even local Irish singers and dancers who perform a few times during the week.

Relax after a day of adventures at Manor West Shopping Centre. Stores include Tesco, Debenhams, TK Maxx, Next and Harvey Normans. The shopping centre can be accessed easily from N21 road and parking is free.

Every Saturday morning Tralee town square livens up with stalls where local farmers and artisans sell their products. Pick up supplies for your picnic or find an original souvenir.

In 2018, the Irish Times listed Dingle Bookshop as one of the best independent bookshops in Ireland. Here you'll be able to find books of local interest, written by classic and new Irish authors, but also the latest bestsellers everyone is talking about.

Lisbeth Mulcahy is a well-known weaver and designer based in Dingle. This store mainly sells scarves and other woven goods created by Lisbeth and other Irish artists.

Dingle Candle makes and sells perfumes, soaps and, of course, candles. The latter are made only with soy, which makes them natural and eco-friendly.

Shaping crystal by mouth blowing and hand cutting is an Irish tradition of old, which Dingle Crystal carries on with devotion. This selection of quality glassware with beautiful Celtic patterns provides elegant gifts or souvenirs.