The Counties of Ireland - Troy (NY)

5 /5 Jenny Chan: Gorgeous selection of sweaters and other goods for loved one of all ages. Shop owner was very friendly and helpful. Got caught off guard by a chilly day and needed a sweater. The sweaters are great quality, and Ive already gotten multiple compliments on it.

5 /5 Serena Beana: I stopped into the store for their 25 year anniversary yesterday. And it was a cloudy, rainy, beautiful Ireland type of day! I’ve been to the shop a few times over the years, mostly for rare Celtic novelty items for gifts. The store carries the types of items you’d usually have to travel to Ireland for! It’s not a chain store, it’s locally owned with a friendly and attentive owner. Wool sweaters, iconic Irish caps, pictures, candles, knickknacks, greeting cards, framed Irish blessings, fine jewelry, crystal and even some imported food and candy. I really didn’t have anyone or anything specific to shop for yesterday, but very much enjoyed looking throughout the store. I ended up falling in love with a small beautiful Shannonbridge Shamrock vase (for myself, lol) & some very nice Irish Blessing greeting cards to send to friends (definitely better than a Hallmark selection). Also fell in love with (pictured below) the traditional Irish wedding gift: ‘Make Up Bell’ in beautiful crystal - I don’t have any upcoming weddings, but when I do I know what I’ll be getting & where to get it from: The Counties of Ireland, Troy, NY.

5 /5 Michael Frank: Great little store with lots of Irish imports also prices are reasonable. They have two days a year when they have big sales. There are lots of clothes hats jewelries Crystal and home decorations also a small amount of imported foods from Ireland. A must stop for everything Irish. Lastly its a great historic shop with some of the paraphernalia from when it was a shoe store.

5 /5 Tom Behan: This place was wonderful, and the flat caps are very reasonable in price. Staff was very enjoyable and informative. I highly recommend this place

5 /5 Patrick Ryan: Their Irish charm isnt lost on me. I stop in a few times a year and treat myself to a wool sweater. It’s also my go-to stop for jewelry for the gals.