The 10 Best Shopping in County Sligo, Western Ireland

April 11, 2022 Roseanne Arnett

Discover the best top things to do in County Sligo, Ireland including Michael Quirke - Wood Carver, The Cat and Moon, Beltra Country Market, Strandhill People's Market, Mullaney Brothers, Hazelwood House, The Fairgreen, Rathcormac Artisan Food and Craft Market, Hamilton Gallery, The Woollen Market.
Restaurants in County Sligo

1. Michael Quirke - Wood Carver

Wine Street, Sligo Ireland 353-71-42624
Excellent
96%
Good
4%
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5.0 based on 25 reviews

Michael Quirke - Wood Carver

Reviewed By christophergrahamhal

Michael Quirke is a rare gem of a human being! His intimacy with Irish faerie tales and mythology left me greatly inspired when my wife and I were fortunate enough to visit Erin's green isle back in 2014. What makes his knowledge so incredible to me is that he's clearly had time to stitch together the stories he tells into a cohesive tapestry of tales over a lifetime. He was willing to carve a small sample carving for free--and I am STILL resolved to surprise my wife with a statue of the goddess Brigid from his outstanding shop! I'm saving up for this Yule and hoping I can afford the cost + shipping all the way from Fotla to Califia!

2. The Cat and Moon

4 Castle Street, Sligo F91 P863 Ireland +353 71 914 3686 [email protected] http://www.thecatandthemoon.ie
Excellent
94%
Good
6%
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5.0 based on 17 reviews

The Cat and Moon

The Cat & The Moon is one of Irelands leading artisan Irish craft retail shops. It was established by jewellery designer Martina Hamilton in 1989. The shop is named after an evocative 1924 play and poem by W. B. Yeats. For over 25 years The Cat & The Moon and Martina have championed individual small enterprise craft makers of Ireland. Everything sold in The Cat & The Moon is designed and handmade in Ireland. Martina also offers a unique bespoke jewellery design service where she designs and makes engagement, wedding and occasional jewellery for her customers.

Reviewed By crossdened25 - Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Totally amazing service, at a time when we arnt really back to normal, I put my trust in this shop, which I've only visited once,, hopefully soon again, my parcel arrived today and gosh, amazing earrings necklace and picture, each packed with care and love,, I was able to sneak a peek and have been provided with such beautiful paper ribbon and stickers to wrap as I like to ,, little book with each gift,,, if you have decided you need that special gift, look at the cat and the moon, you shall be delighted,, thank you thank you See you soon, tho maybe another bit of online in between

3. Beltra Country Market

On N59 between Ballisodare and Dromore West, Sligo Ireland +353 86 870 9400 http://www.facebook.com/beltracountrymarket
Excellent
100%
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5.0 based on 10 reviews

Beltra Country Market

Traditional Country Market selling delicious home baking, seasonal vegetables and plants, eggs, preserves and quality crafts. Friendly coffee shop and fresh crepes. Regular events and workshops. Every Saturday 10am -12noon.

Reviewed By annvhunter

Beltra is a small but very charming country market in Sligo, you will be met by friendly faces , fresh produce and an array of crafts at very reasonable prices . Upstairs you can have a cup of tea and a slice of homemade cake !! Highly recommended!

4. Strandhill People's Market

Strandhill, Sligo Ireland [email protected] http://strandhillpeoplesmarket.ie
Excellent
84%
Good
15%
Satisfactory
1%
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0%
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5.0 based on 93 reviews

Strandhill People's Market

he Strandhill People's Market started in May of 2013. During the Summer months the market is held on the beach front in Strandhill, Co. Sligo directly behind The Strand Bar. During the winter months the market moves to it's indoor location at hangar 1 in Sligo Airport. Carry out your weekly shopping, meet a friend for a coffee, and entertain the kids.

Reviewed By audreymcg2018 - Strandhill, Ireland

Fantastic atmosphere, amazing variety of food stalls, to arts & crafts, entertainment by musicians. definitely not to be missed

5. Mullaney Brothers

9 O'Connell Street, Sligo F91 RYD4 Ireland +353 71 914 0718 [email protected] http://www.mullaneybrothers.com/
Excellent
96%
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5.0 based on 23 reviews

Mullaney Brothers

Located in O Connell Street in the heart of Sligo, providing a tradition of service to both local and visitor alike. We specialise in sourcing quality International and Irish merchandise and design from t-shirts, scarves, sweater, coats and jackets plus a range of linens for household and tabletop. We stock Magee handwoven tweed jackets, trousers, waistcoats, Barbour wax jackets shirts and knitwear, Traditional Aran knitwear from Bonner & Kerry woollen mills, and Fashion aran Knits from Fisherman out of Ireland and Irelands Eye knitwear .

Reviewed By Z7647BLliamc

I’d say this place is one of the rare shops that has kept its traditional look for over 100 years The owner is still present in-store and if your lucky to meet him . He is the last of the Irish gentleman and full of knowledge and still tries what he can do to sell something along the way even without you even noticing ha ha Even just to browse and visit such a store is a treat in itself Staff are fantastic and friendly Don’t miss out when visiting Sligo It on I Connell street

6. Hazelwood House

Hazelwood House Hazelwood Avenue, Sligo F91 N2A0 Ireland +353 83 843 3328 [email protected] http://www.hazelwoodhouse.ie
Excellent
85%
Good
12%
Satisfactory
4%
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5.0 based on 26 reviews

Hazelwood House

Hazelwood House, an important Palladian mansion, was constructed in 1730 to the designs of Richard Castle, architect of Leinster House, Powerscourt House and Westport House. W.B. Yeats has a strong connection to Hazelwood; it was the inspiration of one of his most famous poems: The Song of Wandering Aengus. MAGNETISM is a major contemporary exhibition, taking over seven rooms of the old Saehan factory, also located on the site, where the extraordinary scale of the space allows for the exhibition of what could be called “extreme objects”; large-scale works that populate the immense rooms of the factory. These dynamic sculptural works have a transformative effect on the former industrial spaces – including the huge videotape ‘pancake’ stores and welder’s workshop – through inflatables, lighting, motors, draping and film projection. One of the world’s top suppliers of magnetic tape, Saehan was one of the biggest manufacturing employers in the West of Ireland. The Sligo plant closed in April 2006 following the dramatic decline in the videotape market.

7. The Fairgreen

The Green Door 8 Old Market Street Skreen, Sligo F91 P3K2 Ireland +353 71 917 6353 [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/TheFairgreen/
Excellent
75%
Good
25%
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Overall Ratings

5.0 based on 4 reviews

The Fairgreen

Cafe, Craft and design Galleries, event venue and a wee Art gallery. We are a health conscious cafe, a fair trade conscious craft outlet and hopefully a positive experience for anyone that visits with us..The place is constantly changing and improving.Every day we aim to give better service,more options, to help build more community and to have fun with our work and our customers. Failte!!

8. Rathcormac Artisan Food and Craft Market

Branley's Yard, Rathcormac Craftvillage, Sligo Ireland +353 85 275 2589 https://www.facebook.com/Rathcormac-Artisan-Food-Craft-Market-811834992173477
Excellent
91%
Good
7%
Satisfactory
2%
Poor
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Overall Ratings

5.0 based on 44 reviews

Rathcormac Artisan Food and Craft Market

Reviewed By MikeK3075

First Class freshly baked pastries and pies The best Apple Pie I've had in years. Friendly staff and easy parking for the market. Located on the left before the W.B. Yates church. Top Class artist made items and lovely selection of Aran Sweaters half the normal price for Irish fashion sweaters that last years. Mike Kelly. Birmingham. B144PF.

4 Castle Street, Sligo F91 P863 Ireland +353 71 914 3377 [email protected] http://www.hamiltongallery.ie
Excellent
100%
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5.0 based on 2 reviews

Hamilton Gallery

Contemporary Irish art gallery offering a year round programme of solo exhibitions by Ireland's leading contemporary artists.

10. The Woollen Market

42 Castle Street, Sligo F91 ND6K Ireland +353 71 910 8007 [email protected] http://www.thewoollenmarket.com
Excellent
85%
Good
15%
Satisfactory
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5.0 based on 13 reviews

The Woollen Market

Renowned for working with smaller artisan woollen mills and talented weavers throughout Ireland The Woollen Market in Sligo showcases its own brand luxury woollen clothing and accessories collections.

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