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We’ve compiled the best of the best in The Northwest - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Factory knitwear from €30 to €150 is for sale here, as well as pottery, tweeds, jewelry, and gifts. There's also a good selection of hand-knit...Read More
Stores such as Campbells are treasure troves of ready-to-wear tweeds—sports jackets can run up to €120. ...Read More
In addition to Irish knitwear, Carraig Donn carries pottery, glassware, linens, and Aran knits for children. ...Read More
The upscale deli Cosgrove and Son, now in the fifth generation, sells everything from Parma ham to carrageen moss boiled in milk (a local cure...Read More
Explore this small cluster of workshops where you can buy handwoven goods, jewelry, and glass from young, local craftspeople. You can even watch...Read More
Through the work of one of the last weavers in Donegal this store showcases handwoven tweeds, from scarves and caps for €25 to capes for €225...Read More
For the best selection of local history books on Donegal and Ireland in general, Ordnance Survey maps, and travel guides, as well as music and...Read More
High-quality handwoven Donegal tweed and hand-knit Aran sweaters are on sale at this factory shop, on the Killybegs Road, on the outskirts of...Read More
In the same building as the Dock Arts Centre you'll find the Leitrim Design House, which promotes modern Irish craftsmanship. It sells bespoke...Read More
The main hand-weaving store in town, trading for more than 150 years, Magee's carries renowned private-label tweeds for both men and women ...Read More
Carrick's architectural gem, the Market Yard Centre is in the heart of the town; known in 1839 as the Shambles, it is now home to a popular...Read More
The only health-food shop hereabouts, Simple Simon's sells whole food, essential oils, and other whole-earth items, as well as breads and cakes...Read More
The Cat & the Moon specializes in eclectic and stylish Irish-made crafts, jewelry, pottery, ironwork, and scarves; it's named after the...Read More
Irish for "land of the ever-young," Tír na nÓg sells organic foods, including local cheeses and honeys, and other health-oriented items. A sister...Read More
Hidden-away Trinity Rare Books is run by a garrulous Canadian with a depth of knowledge of both the Irish and international book market. Five...Read More
Along with lovely tableware, this is the place to head for fine glassware and kitchenware. ...Read More
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