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Paul Byron Shoes is 100 per cent Irish owned, with 21 stores across Ireland providing high quality fashionable footwear at the right price. Having opened its first store in Ballaghderreen in 1978, Paul Byron Shoes opened its 21st store in Carrick-on-Shannon just last year.

Paul Byron Shoes is 100 per cent Irish owned, with 21 stores across Ireland providing high quality fashionable footwear at the right price.

According to Retail Excellence Ireland (REI), Ireland’s largest retail industry trade body, Christmas 2012 saw an increase in the number of consumers out shopping and early figures indicate that sales are up overall when compared to Christmas 2011.

According to Retail Excellence Ireland (REI), Ireland’s largest retail industry trade body, Christmas 2012 saw an increase in the number of consumers out shopping and early figures indicate that sales are up overall when compared to Christmas 2011.

Swarbrigg Shoes are renowned for comfort, quality, and design in ladies’, men’s and children’s footwear while also keeping up to date with current styles. They have a massive range of big name brands including Reiker, Clarks, Dubarry, Geox, Crocs, Fit Flops, Ecco, Lelly Kelly, Emu, Lotus, CAT, KMB, Marco Tozzi, Gabor, Josef Seibel, Converse, Skechers, Bugatti, and many more.

Robin & Rosie children’s shoe shop is approaching its first year in business next month, and wishes to thank all its customers for their support over the past year. The store is the only one in Athlone dedicated to providing the ultimate in children’s footwear brands from sizes 0-40.

Snap up summer style bargains at Paul Byron Shoes, where all summer shoes and sandals have been reduced to half price.