Boutique Irish shop full of the essentials. Black and white puddings, rashers. Taytos, not just cheese & onion. Squash in all sorts of flavours. Relaxed, friendly, great experience.

Great Selection of Irish food including Clonakilty products for that Sunday morning Fry up.

We had a lovely experience in Dalriata and were like two giant kids picking up all our Irish bits and bobs! So nice to have a touch of home so... read more nearby, great selection and lovely lovely service 😊can't wait to call back!

Great selection UK/Irish home comforts. Very reasonably priced and friendly staff make it all the better. 10/10 recommend!

Great wee spot to sniff out hard-to-find delicacies from the Britain and Ireland, including whisk(e)y, gin, beer and of course, Taytos crisps, plus back bacon, sausages, black pudding and gourmet... read more pies! Well-known owner Neil is a font of knowledge and always on hand for a craic. Well worth checking out for any aficionado of British and Irish gourmet goodies and tipples. Very child-friendly business (there's a whole table of chocolatey temptations!), with local online and delivery options also available.

Let your breakfast take you to a whole new level, shop here!

Dienstag spät Abends bestellt ,Donnerstag angekommen und die Sausages waren noch super gefroren

Awesome treats

Sehr freundlicher kleiner Laden

Hi, we just received our order of Clonakilty products. Wow!! Everything was still frozen, expertly packed and the delivery was incredibly fast. Up until now we were ordering... read more from a great company in Cork, but unfortunately we were paying nearly €70 just for p&p. Now that I know that we can order directy from your shop, we will definitely become regulars. :-) Thanks a million.

I love this place! It’s so nice to find a place in a foreign country that actually has everything you miss from back home! The owner is super nice and... read more helpful and I’m so happy I found this place 😍

Great service and selection as always! If your reading this and anyone asks again, baking soda is called natron in Germany! That or sell the self raising :D