Shannon Irish Design Store

A few steps from US Preclearance in the Main Terminal

Shannon Irish Design Store sits airside in the Main Terminal, near the US Preclearance area, so you can grab last-minute gifts after security. It focuses on Irish-made products rather than generic souvenirs, with shelves of Aran-style knitwear, local ceramics, and printed textiles carrying “Shannon” and “Ireland” branding. Prices range from around €6–€10 for small keyrings and magnets up to €60+ for heavier wool pieces.

You’ll see a strong mix of Irish crafts in one compact space: hand-poured candles with Irish place names, illustrated prints, leather goods, and small-batch chocolates. The store usually opens for the first morning departures, around the 05:00–05:30 bank, and trades through the last evening flights, so transatlantic passengers on the 12:00–18:00 wave can easily stop in. Expect tourist pricing on textiles; T-shirts sit around €20–€25, and scarves can hit €30–€40.

Best buys here are items that travel well in a carry-on: flat-packed prints in A4 or A3 sleeves, linen tea towels under €15, and boxed confectionery sized for cabin baggage rules. Skip bulky knit blankets if you’re tight on space or connecting again after landing; a typical Aran throw runs past €80 and eats half a cabin bag. You pay at standard airport tills with euros, and many items show prices in both € and US dollars.

Fastest move: walk here straight after security, before heading to your gate, and use the printed price tags in euros as your benchmark so you don’t overpay on card in another shop selling the same magnets and mugs.