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AVOCA
Avoca - Avoca Village
Built on the banks of the Avoca River from where it used
to draw it's power, you'll find a large Avoca store and
cafe, and a working handweaving mill. The mill itself
dates from 1723, and is said to be the oldest extant
manufacturer in Ireland. Many of the throws, rugs and
scarves you'll find in our stores are woven here at our
family mill. Visitors are welcome to see the whole
weaving process at first hand with a tour. Admission is
free and it is a great opportunity to see a working mill
and to view the finished product in the store
afterwards.
Avoca - Kilmacanogue
Set in the grounds of the old Jameson (of whiskey fame)
estate, surrounded by ancient trees and rolling gardens,
the Avoca store at Kilmacanogue is one of Ireland's most
rewarding shopping experiences. Just 30 minutes south
from Dublin's city centre, there's something here for
everyone: a shop which assails the senses, rich in
colour, smell and texture, a veritable treasure trove.
As in all our stores, Avoca sells it's own range of
separates and co-ordinates for men, women and children.
Throws, scarves, and handknit designer sweaters in
chenille, cotton and fine wools like mohair and cashmere
complete the Avoca Collection. Avoca Anthology, our
leading edge designer fashion range is here too, with
some items that are only available through our own
shops. You'll find an exciting range of accessories and
gifts including glass, leather, silk, pottery, ironwork
and jewellery, much of which is exclusive to Avoca.
Toys, books, homewares, aromatics, we can go on...
Avoca - Powerscourt
One of Ireland's leading retail experiences in one of
Ireland's greatest houses looking down across one of
Europe's great gardens, that's Avoca at Powerscourt
House, Enniskerry, Co Wicklow. Carrying the full range
of our Avoca favourites and an especially wide range of
gifts for the visitor, there's fashion and kidswear,
books and soft furnishings, jewellery and aromatics,
pottery and homewares, and an award-winning cafe and
foodhall. And plenty of Avoca surprises.
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