Editorial place profile
House of Ireland Dublin
At a glance
House of Ireland is a heritage clothing and gift brand with a history of Dublin and airport shops. Its current own account presents an online lifestyle collection of heritage clothing, jewellery, Irish craft and homewares. A current Dublin walk-in address is not established by the reviewed pages.
Practical details
- Choose it for
- Online heritage clothing, jewellery and home gifts
- Dublin visit
- Current walk-in address not established
- Current contact
- info@houseofireland.com
Dublin retail history and the current brand
The operator describes a second-generation family business founded in 1975 by Andrew and Eileen Galligan. Its account treats the Dublin flagship and Dublin and Belfast airport shops as part of its retail history, while welcoming shoppers to its online home. That history supports the identity of the original selection, without establishing a present shop at the previously listed Nassau Street address.
The current brand covers heritage clothing and jewellery, Irish craft, linen, woollen and cashmere throws, china, pottery and crystal. It also describes international heritage labels alongside Irish makers. This is a broader lifestyle and gift range; neither the brand name nor an Irish product theme proves every garment is Irish-made or uses Irish-grown wool.
Choose the garment and the buying channel
For a sweater, cardigan, scarf or other wearable item, use the actual current product’s maker, fibre percentages, making information, size, care instructions and delivery or return conditions. A throw is a home textile, and a cashmere item has a different named fibre from sheep’s wool. The general about page is not a live stock report.
The retained garment photograph shows a model wearing a blue-grey cable-knit hooded sweater beside a vehicle. It does not establish current stock, fibre composition or manufacture, and it is not a photograph of a currently operating Dublin shop.
Before planning a Dublin visit
The current customer-contact page directs queries to info@houseofireland.com and offers a contact form. It does not give a current physical Dublin address or telephone. Confirm a present walk-in arrangement with the operator before planning a visit; the older Nassau Street address and phone are not presented here as current contact details.
Its Dublin retail history remains useful context for online shopping. The reviewed operator pages do not establish a permanent closure date, a reopening date or the operating status of every earlier airport or city location.
Sources: House of Ireland: current brand and retail history, House of Ireland: current customer contact
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Sources and review dates
- House of Ireland: current brand and retail history — checked 2026-10-20
- House of Ireland: current customer contact — checked 2026-10-20
Author and corrections
Sarah Haddad is responsible for this profile. It is based on the published sources cited here; no firsthand visit or independent service test is claimed.