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Made Local Craft Experiences

Discover immersive craft experiences with Ireland’s most talented designers and makers. From open studios to hands-on classes, connect with the places and people keeping Irish craft alive across the country.

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Jewellery Making A Little Idea Explore

A Little Idea

Ceramics A little piece of my heART Explore

A little piece of my heART

Ceramics Adele Stanley Explore

Adele Stanley

Printing Adelle Hickey Explore

Adelle Hickey

Textile Making Aine Dunne Weaver Explore

Aine Dunne Weaver

Ceramics Aleks Designs Explore

Aleks Designs

Woodworking Ambrose and Brid Woodturning Explore

Ambrose and Brid Woodturning

Jewellery Making AMOC Jewellery Explore

AMOC Jewellery

Ceramics An Nead Design Explore

An Nead Design

Ceramics Anita Reynolds Art and Design Explore

Anita Reynolds Art and Design

Printing Ann Makes Books Explore

Ann Makes Books

Ceramics Anna Smyth Ceramics Explore

Anna Smyth Ceramics

Textile Making Aoife Kirwan Millinery Explore

Aoife Kirwan Millinery

Fashion Design April Rose Murphy Explore

April Rose Murphy

Ceramics Art of Clay Explore

Art of Clay

Jewellery Making Artists By Night Explore

Artists By Night

Metalworking Arty Healing Explore

Arty Healing

Spinning Back To Back Explore

Back To Back

Candle Making Ballygarvan Soap & Candles Limited Explore

Ballygarvan Soap & Candles Limited

Jewellery Making Barbara Hall Explore

Barbara Hall

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Featured Location

Dublin Airport
Terminal 1

Shop our specially-curated selection of Irish craft and design at Dublin Airport in Terminal 1 and 2 at the airport.

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About Made Local

Made Local. 
Made To Last.

‘Made Local, Made to Last’ is designed to act as a reminder to people that buying locally produced, well-crafted products is much more meaningful.
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