Moriarty’s

The Gap of Dunloe, Killarney – Family run since 1964 this destination store will delight shoppers, food lovers and garden enthusiasts. Shop for top quality jewellery, homeware, knitwear and leather goods before enjoying delicious, fresh food right next door with an unforgettable view. You won’t want to leave!

Peter Cox Photography

5 Plunkett Street, Killarney – Take a look inside Cox’s light and airy gallery in the centre of Killarney town and prepare to be blown away. See a picturesque Ireland through the stunning light of Peter’s lens. Bring your walls to life by taking home a print or photo. Chose from a wide and varied collection of absolute beautiful and dramatic landscape art.

Aran Sweater Market

College Street, Killarney – Made famous by the Clancy Brothers in the 60’s, Aran knitwear is enjoying somewhat of a revival. This huge shop has so much on offer for him, for her, the children and the home. Those interested in family history and tradition with LOVE the unique clan knits.

The Coach House

The Mail Road, Dingle – A unique shop for all of life’s occasions. Owner Grainne Kavanagh curates a stylish collection of interiors, accessories, furnishings and unique Irish design that will inspire and delight you. 

Fiadh Woven Design

Main Street, Dingle – The shop and workshop, all on site, is the creative baby of local textile designer and hand-weaver Fiadh (pronounced Fia). Fiadh uses traditional weaves to create beautiful contemporary designed woven garments and accessories.      

Dingle Crystal

Green Street, Dingle – Sean Daly, Master Craftsman, started his career with the world famous Waterford Crystal. Sean and his family keep this age old tradition alive with exquisite collections of mouth blown and hand cut crystal.

Derry’s Purties

10 Main Street, Castleisland – Derry and his son Tadhg became internet superstars and national treasures after a spate of hilarious YouTube videos during lockdown. When he’s not mucking about on screen with Tadhg you can find him in his delightful shop of purties and curios.

Delia O’Donoghue Cermaics

94 Main Street, Castleisland – Delia’s collections are named after notable areas in Kerry, for example the Blasket and Ross Collections, and inspired by the outdoors. Delia uses different ashes in her glazes: wood, turf, organic oat husk making her work both sustainable and distinctive.

Lorge Chocolatier

18 Henry Street, Kenmare – Benoit Lorge creates luxury, handmade, high end confectionary using top quality ingredients. Benoit runs chocolate courses for professionals and enthusiasts and also specialises in bespoke creations. Where do I sign? 

Kenmare Cashmere

20 Henry Street, Kenmare – Specialists in grade A Mongolian Cashmere wool, the standard of design and quality here is extremely high. Their hand combed wool is elegantly soft, light, warm and the ultimate in luxury.