Louis Mulcahy Pottery

Really charming little pottery studio off the road. The pieces are lovely and quite affordable. It was nice that they ship to the US, and even take the taxes off for you if you spend over €75. The workers were so helpful and kind, and even let me take a card and write a message to include with the items I was having shipped home. Worth a stop!

We'd heard and read amazing things about this place, but were worried about entering as we were damp and muddy from hiking and it's just a bright, beautiful shop and cafe. We were delighted to find we were quite welcome, as it's location along the Dingle Way means walkers regularly visit ... in all kinds of weather. The pieces are stunning, and there's also a wide array of whimsical and (to be honest) slightly weird pieces. Sadly we weren't in the market for pottery, but we were craving a hot cup of coffee and a sweet treat. I had an amazing summer fruit crumble with fresh whipped cream and an Americano. My husband had a lovely fresh baked scone with cream and jam with his latte. Everything is locally sourced and of the highest quality.

The most beautiful pottery I've seen. Ever. Truly works of art. I get so many compliments on the Mulcahy Pottery I have in my home. They are located in Ballyferriter on the Dingle Peninsula on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Lovely display of beautiful pottery, however never come across such unfriendly people. Despite the sign saying shop and cafe open every day we were told very curtly that the cafe was closed, end of conversation.

Best pottery in Ireland! We bought several pieces from here and they delivered to Canada. Great views of the ocean and countryside as well.

A very nicely laid out pottery shop, with plenty of interesting patterns and designs. If you can't make it to the workshop itself, Lisbeth Mulcahy in Dingle town also sells some of Louis' pieces.

A true destination in the wilds of Kerry, where some of the finest ceramics and pottery in Ireland can be found. Louis Mulcahy has been crafting beautiful ceramic work for decades and the showroom is a gallery of delights. If you're looking for a special place to visit and a unique gift, then this is the place

5 stars for the incredible customer service I experienced recently when I ordered a lampshade that didn't suit the lamp, only realised when it arrived. Returned and refunded, but Linda emailed asking for photos of our old and much-loved Inistioge pottery lamp. Then Mary made us a shade that is so perfect. We are so delighted with it. We have several Mulcahy lamps and shades, but will be back again!

Amazing bread and scones. Very attractive, inventive, and scrumptious food. Nice that they serve us on the pottery of the shop. Would be 5 stars but for the disastrous service.

The Louis Mulcahy pottery workshop produces high quality Kitchen and Tableware with a really nice Design. Everything handmade, and presented in a really nice shop with beautiful view of the Slea head landscape. We bought a beautiful Pasta bowl and Wine cooler. If you like, you can actually make your own bowl or whatever you like in their workshop, they will finish and ship the result to you. Not really cheap, though. But everything is handmade, and for some designer factory ware the prices are higher in other places. Has also Shops in Dingle and Dublin.

Lovely coffee, beautifully presented food. Breath taking views! Worth a trip if travelling back around the coast. Selection of teas, coffees, sandwiches and cakes.

We stopped by on our tour of the slea loop to see the shop and grab some lunch, and couldn't have made a better choice! The sandwiches and scones were incredible and the pottery was so beautiful! We are able to ship our wares directly back right from the store, saving a lot of hassle! Will likely be buying more from their online site as well!