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www.meabenamels.com, claironeill2@hotmail.com
Meab Enamels create stunning and
colourful craft jewellery and silk scarves
from their workshop based in the heart of
midlands Ireland. Their enamel jewellery
on copper is created using the rare and
ancient technique of open firing. This
ensures that each piece is completely
unique to the wearer. From earrings that
reflect the deep blues and greens of the
ocean to a fiery red and ruby pendant,
their selection is immense. Their silk scarf
collection reflects all the colour and beauty
of their handcrafted jewellery and makes a
perfectly luxurious accessory for any outfit.
You can find Meab enamels in all
Dublin’s best craft shops and at www.
meabenamels.com.
Category: Gifts & Souvenirs
Guinness Storehouse
St James’s Gate, Luas James’s, D8
t. +353 (0)1 408 4800, www.guinness-storehouse.com.
Located in the heart of St James’s Gate Brewery, Guinness Storehouse is
Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction. The world famous Drink dramatic
story that begins over 250 years ago and ends in Gravity Bar, where
visitors will receive a complimentary pint of Guinness while relaxing
and enjoying 360 degree spectacular views over Dublin. As you wander
through Guinness Storehouse, you’ll discover what goes into making the
“Black Stuff” – the ingredients, the process, the passion. Savour delicious
Guinness inspired dishes on Level Five, enjoy the multi-sensory tasting
rooms, learn the craft of pouring
the perfect pint or get the ultimate
souvenir – the “Stoutie” – your selfie
on the creamy head of a pint! Later in
the evening and located just a stone’s
throw from Guinness Storehouse, visit
the Guinness Open Gate Brewery to
try our latest experiential beers. Tap
room open to the public select hours,
book at www.guinnessopengate.
com. Over 18’s only.\
Last admission 5pm and July & August 6pm. At the door €25.00,
concessions available. Book online for fast track access and
discounted rates. www.guinness-storehouse.com
The Donegal Shop
Upstairs at Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, Stephen’s Green West, D2,
t. +353 (0)1 475 4621, www.thedonegalshop.com
This family owned business is run by
mother and daughter team, Carol &
Linda-Mae Meagle. Open since 1995,
and based in the heart of the shopping
district of Dublin, in St. Stephen’s Green
Shopping Centre, the Donegal Shop aims
to offer a little piece of Donegal in Dublin.
A vast range of traditional hand knit Arans
and accessories, tweeds and wool, as
well as linens, fragrances and jewellery
is available.
With an emphasis on what is “imagined,
designed and made in Ireland”, the shop
not only stock products from Donegal, but
also the rest of the country, such as Magee
Knitwear and Ireland’s Eye. They also ship
worldwide, so no matter how much you
buy, you don’t have to carry it!
Open: Mon-Fri 10am – 6pm, Thu until
8pm, Sun & Bank Holidays 12pm-6pm.
The Pen Corner
12 College Green, D2, t. +353 (0)1 679 3641
Re-embrace the noble art of writing by
purchasing an exquisite pen from this
elegant shop. Established in 1927, The Pen
Corner stocks a fantastic range of fountain
pens and other writing instruments from
top-name brands such as Cross, Mont Blanc,
Parker and Waterman. Once you’ve chosen
your newly-acquired nib, select your blank
canvas from the equally refined range of
stationery and greeting cards and let those
thoughts flow. The staff really know their
subject, so feel free to ask and find out much more about their specialist stock.
The era of the impersonal email may well become a distant memory.
Open: Mon-Fri 9am-5.30pm.
HOUSE OF NAMES – THE HOME OF HERALDRY
Shop 1 26 Nassau Street D2, t. +353 (0)1 679 7287
Shop 2 8 Fleet Street D2, t. +353 (0)1 677 7034
www.houseofnames.ie, shop@houseofnames.ie
Established in 1953 and now celebrating over 60 years in business, House of
Names is the recognised leader in the field of heraldry. The product range
includes superbly crafted, Irish-made pieces,
skilfully attended by their team of heraldic artists.
Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of
all names requested including those of Irish, British
and European origin. All recorded nationalities.
Be proud of your name. Know your Coat of Arms.
Remember it is a link between you and the forbears
of your name from the distant past. Check out
your family Coat of Arms, pick up your Celtic
History – find that ideal gift for your family and
friends. Products are mailed worldwide. Call into
the shops today.
Open: Mon-Sat 10am-5.30pm, Sun 12-5pm.
Delphi Antiques
t. +353 (0)1 679 0331, www.delphiantiques.com
Declan Corrigan, the proprietor of Delphi Antiques, has been in the antique
business for nearly a quarter of a Century and the present shop has been located
at Powerscourt for many years. Delphi specialises in genuine antique jewellery,
porcelain, silver and object d’art from the 18th-20th Century with an emphasis
on original estate jewellery. Delphi Antiques does not sell reproductions and
many pieces are one of a kind. If you wish to acquire a unique rare and beautiful
piece of antique estate jewellery, this store is for you. The shop also has one
of the largest selections of antique Irish Belleek porcelain available dated from
1858-1930.
Open: Mon-Fri 10am-6pm,Thu until 8pm, Sat 9am-6pm.
Courtville Antiques
t. +353 (0)1 679 4042, www.courtville.ie
Courtville are known for seeking out the interesting, magical and special.
They provide a very personal, accessible and enjoyable way to trade fine
antique and vintage jewellery, as well as offering fabulous engagement
rings. Their collection of vintage, antique and estate pieces are sure to
capture your imagination. Authenticity is guaranteed.
In business for over 50 years they are a traditional Dublin shop with great
customer service as well as knowledgeable, trustworthy and friendly staff.
They are a member of the Irish Antiques Dealers Association.
Open: Monday to Saturday 10-5.30pm.
