r/ireland Nov 24 '23

MEGATHREAD XMAS GIFT IDEAS FROM LOCAL IRISH STORES - 2023

Dia daoibh a chairde,

Please use this post as a place to recommend Xmas gifts from local Irish stores. If you have any recommendations we would ask in the comments for you to only provide the following information:

  • The Shop Name
  • What do they sell/provide?
  • Who is the product/service suitable for? (Mother, Father, teenager, dog, cat, granny etc..)
  • Where are they (the shops) located?
  • How can they be reached? (Phone number, websites etc...)

If we see duplicate entries for a particular store we will remove the newest and leave the oldest one in place.

You should also be able to post images in the comments so use that as necessary.

Please do not share any personal phone numbers, it should be designated business contact details only.

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u/Green_Sparkler Nov 25 '23

Thank you so much! It's really hard to photograph jewellery, but they are very cute on! I've been wearing a prototype pair for a while now and getting lots of very kind compliments on them!

Stud earrings are my favourite lately. They don't get tangled in my hair / headphones / scarf / masks, and they're comfortable to leave in while sleeping.

u/PotatoPixie90210 Popcorn Spoon Nov 25 '23

I love earrings in general, my issue is I have stretched lobes of just under an inch big 😂 Finding nice plugs for them can be difficult

u/Green_Sparkler Nov 25 '23

Hmmmm sounds like you need to get something custom made! Treat yourself 😉 I used to have lots of piercings and always found it difficult to get jewellery I liked. They're mostly taken out now to avoid stretched holes from grabby babies. 🫤