Craft Shops and Art Galleries on The Dingle Peninsula
Siopaí Ceardaíochta agus Dánlanna
The Dingle Peninsula has become home to many of Ireland's finest craftspeople
and artists. There are numerous workshops and craft outlets where the visitor can
buy locally made pottery, crystal,
jewellery, sweaters, linen, and traditional Irish musical instruments.
Details of painting and art therapy courses an be found on this page
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| IRISH CRAFTS | WEAVING | ART GALLERIES | ||||
| HANDMADE BAGS |
JEWELLERY Seodóireacht
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John Weldon Jewellers Green Street, Dingle Tel/Fax: +353 (0) 66 9152522 website : www.johnweldonjewellers.com e-mail: celticjewellery@eircom.net John Weldon is an Irish goldsmith of distinction. His handcrafted Celtic jewellery beautifully reflects the quality and workmanship of the ancient style that inspires him. John's unique designs are wrought in gold and silver featuring the finest Celtic knotwork. Take some time to browse our exclusive range of pendants, bracelets, earrings and watches.
For your big day we have elegant engagement rings and wedding bands both handcrafted and custom made.
Here you will find a collection of jewellery inspired by such cultural heritage as the Book of Kells and other museum artefacts.
John Weldon Jewellers is a family business established in Dingle since 1997. |
POTTERY
Potadóireacht
website : www.louismulcahy.com e-mail: dingle@louismulcahy.com |
LOUIS MULCAHY POTTERY Clogher Beach, Ballyferriter. Tel: 066-9156229 Fax 066-9156366. Opening Hours: Summer Weekdays 9.00am - 7.00pm Sat. Sun. 10.00am - 7.00pm Winter Weekdays 9.00am - 5.30pm Saturday & Sunday 10.00am - 5.30pm From Easter Weekdays 9.00am - 6.00pm Sat. Sun. 10.00am - 6.00pm Featuring pottery, lampshades, urns and unique pieces. All the pottery is exclusively designed and handmade at the workshop in Clogher. The pottery is particularly noted for the very large scale of its decorative pieces and its enormous range of functional ware. It is also remarkable for its many distinctive and lustrous glazes which were devised and made at the workshop over 35 years of research and work. At Louis Mulcahy Pottery you can also visit his Visitor Centre where anyone can try their hands on the potter's wheel. Groups welcome by appointment only. Café Now Open… Visit Café na Caolóige where you can treat yourself to coffee, cake and delicious snacks at Louis Mulcahy's. open 7 days all year |
IRISH CRAFTS
Séimhcheirdeanna
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Leac a Ré Strand Street Dingle Tel: +353 (0)66 91 51 138 This family owned business on Dingle's seafront offers a wide range of gifts, crafts and books of irish interest. |
WEAVING
Fíodóireacht
![]() Lisbeth Mulcahy Siopa na bhFíodóirí Sráid an Doirín An Daingean Co. Chiarraí Tel: 00353 (0)66 915 16 88 |
Siopa na bhFíodóirí is the combined studio and retail
outlet of Lisbeth Mulcahy, one of Ireland's best known designer / weavers and
tapestry artists. The shop is open Monday to Saturday throughout the year and,
in summer, evenings and Sundays as well. |
Tig Áine An Ghráig Ballyferriter Co. Kerry Tel: 00353 (0)66 066 915 6214 |
Our products are all hand made from traditional materials by local artists using traditional methods. They make an ideal keepsake or a special present for friends, lovers and relatives. e-mail:info@tigaine.com website: www.tigaine.com |
ART GALLERIES
Gailearaithe Ealaine
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Tig Áine
An Ghráig Ballyferriter Co. Kerry Tel: 00353 (0)66 9156214 Exhibition of paintings by Áine Ó Dubhshláine e-mail: info@tigaine.com website: www.tigaine.com |
HANDMADE BAGS Málaí Lámh Dheanta
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Greim I N'am Main Street Dingle Tel: +353 (0)87 9423388 Email: info@malaidinglebags.com Website: malaidinglebags.com Sewing,repairs & Alterations Málaí Lámh Dheanta - Bags Handmade in Dingle Available from The Sewing Shop, Main Street, Dingle. Facebook : Click Here |
Take some time to browse our exclusive range of pendants, bracelets, earrings and watches.
For your big day we have elegant engagement rings and wedding bands both handcrafted and custom made.
Here you will find a collection of jewellery inspired by such cultural heritage as the Book of Kells and other museum artefacts.


