Avoca Handweavers in Avoca

The Avoca weaving tour was absolutely wonderful !! A perfect blend of history, craftsmanship, and Irish charm. The 40-minute experience was engaging from start to finish, offering an inside look at one of the oldest weaving and industrial sites in all of Ireland. It’s impressive how well they’ve preserved both the artistry and the storytelling behind their work. The tour is fully handicap accessible, and the guides make sure everyone can see and experience the process up close. Avoca truly spares no expense in creating a hands-on, interactive experience that brings the craft to life. What makes it even more special is the story of the three sisters who started it all; their vision and dedication are genuinely inspiring. You leave with a deep appreciation for Irish heritage, family entrepreneurship, and the timeless beauty of handmade textiles. A must-visit for anyone traveling through the area!

Irish goods high quality worth the money but Chinese crap to be avoided. Food lovely. More parking needed.

Delicious scones and coffee on way to Eoodenbridge to play golf. Totally charming spot. Sorry we didnt have time to see the hand weaving in the mill in action as that would have been fun ... another time. Great shop too.

Nice visit. Was too late to see the weavers. Next time. Didn't take photos

Cute little shop, this was part of an excursion Dublin Ireland. They have lots of little things as gifts. I bought a soap that smells wonderful.

Perfect place for eating resting scenery beautiful

Historic mill, wide selection of local woolen/woven goods and other products.

Historical landmark in weaving and these days nice cafeteria and a visitors centre around the still functioning weaving factory

Nice stop off in a lovely scenic location. From gifts to a well stocked cafe, it's worth a visit..

Great place with shop, delicious but expensive coffee (4 euros) and the factory to visit in an idyllic setting!