craft centres around north city centre

Running from Henry Street to Parnell Street is Moore Street, famous for its colourful street traders with their fruit and vegetable stalls. Their street cries and banter are pitched in a particularly broad Dublin accent which is widely celebrated. Up to ninety casual traders sell their wares from numbered pitches. Most are women, many of them mothers and daughters, and the friendly, but often sharp, verbal exchanges with other traders or customers (perhaps you) are part of Moore Street's...

Duck Lane, which was once a historic laneway, is now a vibrant, new, major shopping area, located in the heart of Smithfield Village. It has been redeveloped to provide a showcase of Ireland's top clothing, crafts and homeware producers together with an exciting range of international products. Here you'll find the best of Irish and international crafts and gifts: clothing and jewellery, cds, colourful pottery, gleaming crystal, books and food.
Duck Lane is a vibrant, modern and even qui...

When you visit us at Dublin Woollen Mills, beside the famous Ha'penny bridge, you will find a superb range of fashionable and traditional sweaters, knitwear and accessories. The warmth and quality of our sweaters, kilts, hats, shawls and scarves is rivalled only by our staff's renowned friendly service and attention to your needs....

For forty years the Project Arts Centre has preserved the best in contemporary Irish and International , dance,music and visual arts in the heart of Dublin's Temple Bar.

It exists in order to encourage emerging and established artists in creating innovative work . The Project Arts Centre was at the centre of the early careers of U2, Jim Sheriday and Neil Jordan....