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For the men, Brian James and Urban Heroes are well worth a look with causal as well as more dressy clothes to suit every occasion (excuse the pun) and not forgetting the little ones Lyne’s of Killarney stock Gant, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and many more wonderful high-end clothes for your little fashionista. If you are looking for the Guinness T-shirt or keyring for Uncle Jack look no further than Quills Irish Gift Store. One of the first pioneers in providing Aran sweaters, Quills Woollen Market is next door on High Street with a range of contemporary and traditional wool designs. Well worth a visit is Killarney Art Gallery. Along with art, it designs and makes its own range of Skellig Wars T-Shirts, which were a huge hit with my nephews last Christmas.
If you still have energy left after all that retail therapy and you’re a High Street fan, Killarney has a great TK Maxx, Dunnes Stores and Penneys, and five minutes from town is Deerpark Retail Park with great shops like Marks and Spencer, Mods & Minis and New Look. Stop in at Costa for your caffeine fix or if you’re feeling sinful try their caramel latte cooler, it’s to die for.
but they also have a shop stocking more wonderful pottery, weaving and handbound notebooks all made inhouse by talented craftspeople. You can even see these being made before you buy.
New to Killarney is Tiger, a Copenhagen shop in the Outlet Centre, with a fun shopping concept. They have a quirky selection of own-designed items at surprisingly affordable prices. Stop off for a Kerry jersey in the Kerry GAA Store and while you’re in Killarney Outlet Centre, check out DV8, Paco or The Works, for some holiday reading. If you mention Killarney to anyone Muckross House is often the first recommendation on a place to visit
Check www.muckross-house.ie/ mucros-craft-shop for more gift ideas. Happy shopping! by
Noelle Casey
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