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This cheery home-goods store in the bustling Powerscourt Center is an excellent stop for a wide range of Irish-made gifts. Here, you will find an eclectic range of lovely ceramics, printed cards, linen notebooks and tweed throws.
Read MoreAvoca Handweavers
Located just off Grafton Street, this Irish institution’s seven-floor retail mecca in Dublin’s city center sells a comprehensive selection of Irish-inspired products. The company first gained renown with their handwoven blankets, throws and rugs, but the shop also stocks clothes...
Read MoreBrown Thomas
Dublin’s premier high-fashion department store, Brown Thomas (on tourist and shopping-heavy Grafton Street) is a mine for all your on-trend needs. All of fashion’s biggest brands are stocked here, from Prada heels to jeans from Acne to Tom Ford fragrances.
Read MoreDesign Centre
Founded over 30 years ago, the Design Center is a must for any fashion lover visiting Dublin. Made to curate the work of up-and-coming Irish fashion designers and international fashion houses, the Design Center rotates the designers it features regularly...
Read MoreDesignist
This design boutique is all about good-looking pieces that are also affordable (everything is priced below 100 EUR). Smaller items like children’s toys, mugs and books are on offer alongside larger pieces like a sculptural do-it-yourself hanging lampshade from a...
Read MoreDublin Flea Market
There’s some totally transporting about a flea market, especially one you visit on your travels, where quirky treasures can be unearthed. The Dublin iteration in Newmarket Square was unveiled back in 2008 and now features 60 stalls that sell everything...
Read MoreFallon & Byrne
Fallon and Byrne is a gourmet grocery store, large wine cellar and restaurant all under one roof. The food hall contains an extensive selection of artisanal food stuffs that is edited and curated regularly. After shopping, head to the restaurant’s...
Read MoreGeorges Street Arcade
This Victorian Arcade, which claims to be the oldest shopping arcade in Europe, houses independent designers and artists, ranging from antiques and book dealers and jewelry and jam makers to tattoo artists and ear piercers. The covered arcade is a...
Read MoreIndigo & Cloth
This men’s shop in Temple Bar offers some of the most of-the-moment inventory for guys in all of Ireland. Inside, find rare-to-the-area clothing brands like Our Legacy, Hentsch Man and Saturdays NYC sharing shelf space with lifestyle items like foodie...
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The cleverly curated stock of home goods at this gallery-style shop comes courtesy of buyers who source the globe. On offer are stylish items that will elevate a house's look, such as graphic area rugs, steel locker-style storage units from...
Read MoreIrish Design Shop
Opened by two Irish jewelers in 2008, this four-story shop is all about traditional and contemporary Irish design and crafts. The store not only focuses on promoting the products, but also on the people who create these unique objects. Find...
Read MoreJohnston Antiques
Founded in 1950, Johnston Antiques specializes in 18th-century Irish furniture and over the years has built a vast collection of Irish Georgian pieces. Here you’ll spot unique wardrobes, prints, and paintings and Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles.
Read MoreKevin & Howlin
Since 1936, Kevin & Howlin has been a Nassau Street essential for all things tweed. Suits, vests, hats and more all feature custom tweeds, handwoven in Donegal especially for the boutique. The expertly-made apparel is durable and trend-free, making it...
Read MoreLouise Kennedy
Tucked into a stunning, multi-floor Georgian townhouse, Louise Kennedy’s flagship atelier is a one-stop shop for the Irish designer’s impeccably made party dresses, elegant floor-length gowns and sharply tailored suits. The top floor houses the bridal creations, which are as...
Read MoreMakers & Brothers
Brothers Jonathan and Mark Legge’s tightly curated appointment-only boutique focuses on design-driven products with a handmade quality to them. Their HQ—The Shed—is the perfect destination for picking up exquisitely made curiosities from cozy, made-in-Ireland blankets to wooden kitchen utensils to...
Read MorePowerscourt Centre
One of the prettiest shopping centers anywhere has to be Powerscourt, which is set in a stunning Georgian townhouse just off of Grafton Street. Once the home of the third Viscount of Powerscourt, the elegant edifice still features grand staircases...
Read MoreSheridan’s Cheesemonger
Carrying a large selection of Irish and European cheeses, Sheridan’s Cheesemonger is located right in Dublin’s city centre. The lovely shop staff can guide you through your cheese purchases as well as help select wine, olives and charcuterie.
Courtesy STABLE of IrelandRead MoreSTABLE of Ireland
This artisanal shop in the tony Westbury shopping center off Clarendon Street sources its elegant scarves, accessories and other textiles from weavers and knitters across Ireland (both North and South). In doing so, Stable is actively working to preserve traditional...
Read MoreUlysses Rare Books
This special bookshop in the heart of Dublin offers a trove of first edition and rare works. For almost 50 years, Ulysses Rare Books has been displaying the works of Irish literary legends as James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, as...
