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My wife and I have been fans of the Avoca store in Dublin since our first visit in 2014. This last trip we drove out of our way while driving from Dublin to Kilkenny to visit the mill. We were very impressed with the self guided tour and the beautiful items in the store. This is a great location to get off the beaten tourist trail of the South of Ireland and visit a true treasure of Ireland! If you are interested in bringing home woven gifts as souvenirs, or find yourself driving south from Glendalough, then this stop is a must on any Ireland itinerary!…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Response from AvocaIreland, Public Relations Manager at The Mill at Avoca Village
Responded 4 weeks ago
Hi there, Thank you so much for your lovely review - we are so glad to hear you had such a wonderful experience at our mill! We hope you can come back to visit again sometime in the future. Kind regards, Avoca
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Nice little stop after leaving Glendalough. Free, self-guided tour around the factory floor gives you the opportunity to view the weavers and machinery while they work. Interesting to see their creations come to life. They have a decent variety of items for sale in the shop from their woven blankets and scarves to clothing, kitchen and household items. We had lunch in the cafe which was reasonably priced and very tasty. Prices for gorgeous blankets and throws aren’t cheap, but they are what you would expect for quality goods most likely made on site. Really enjoyed our visit. …
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Response from AvocaIreland, Public Relations Manager at The Mill at Avoca Village
Responded 20 May 2020
Hi there, Thank you very much for visiting Avoca and for taking the time to leave your kind review. We are so happy to hear you enjoyed your experience and we hope to welcome you back again in future! Kind regards, Avoca
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The shop is incredibly expensive, however, the cafe is very reasonably priced and the self guided tour is worth doing. Very interesting.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Response from AvocaIreland, Public Relations Manager at The Mill at Avoca Village
Responded 20 May 2020
Hi there, Thank you for visiting the Avoca Mill and for taking the time to leave your review. We hugely value all of our customer feedback and take your points on board. Thank you for your kind words around the tour - we re happy to hear you enjoyed it. Many thanks, Avoca
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Touring the mill facilities and how they make their beautiful items was incredibly interesting and fun. The shop is great and the people were so helpful. Loved this experience.
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Date of experience: June 2019
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Response from AvocaIreland, Public Relations Manager at The Mill at Avoca Village
Responded 27 Jan 2020
Hi Karen Thank you for visiting our Mill and for taking the time to leave your lovely review. We are so happy to hear you enjoyed your experience with us and we hope you will come back again in the near future! Kind Regards, Avoca
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This store is not as busy as the first one we went to so we actually got to look at merchandise with out tripping over others. Got my husband a lovely flat knit jumper that he wears often and always comments how warm with out being hot. The whickey marmalade got eaten as soon as we got home. I still prefer shopping in Bunratty at the Blarney Mills store as I think prices are better…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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Response from AvocaIreland, Public Relations Manager at The Mill at Avoca Village
Responded 27 Jan 2020
Hi there Thank you for visiting our store and for your lovely review. We hope you'll come back for another visit again soon! Kind Regards, Avoca
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