Chez Emily Fine Handmade Chocolates

Main Street, Ashbourne, Co Meath.

Magical would seem to be the appropriate word for the Chez Emily Chocolate Boutique on Ashbourne’s Main Street. Chez Emily was established in 1996 by Ferdinand Vandaele & Helena Hemeryck and they have built a justifiably loyal following with a selection of over 30 divine chocolates. The chocolate couvertures they use are rated between the best worldwide and they combine this with the best local ingredients using family recipes to bring us a unique and versatile assortment of chocolates and chocolate articles.

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Lorge Chocolatier

Bonane, Kenmare, Co Kerry.

Benoit Lorge, Master Chocolatier may be slightly off the beaten track, but his delightful gourmet chocolate shop is well worth a visit. Ben, originally from Lorraine in France, creates his unique and individual chocolates with fervent passion for you to enjoy and of course share if you feel you must.

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Marlenes Chocolate Haven

The Courtyard, James Street, Westport, Co Mayo.

Tucked away in a lovely little courtyard off James Street in Westport is the delightful shop that is Marlene’s Chocolate Haven. Not only a haven but also an absolute heaven for chocolate lovers.

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Skelligs and Cocoa Bean Chocolate Company

St Finian's Bay, The Glen, Ballinskelligs, Co Kerry.

The Skelligs Chocolate Company and Cocoa Bean Chocolate Company have joined together to produce a superb range of contemporary and traditional handmade chocolates from finest ingredients. They have chosen the most idyllic setting for their chocolate factory and shop on the tip of the Ring of Kerry Peninsula adjacent to St Finian’s Bay, the perfect place to enjoy these sumptuous handmade chocolates … so what are you waiting for.

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Wilde Irish Chocolates

Unit 6, Enterprise Centre, Tuamgraney, Co. Clare

If Wilde suggests a bit of decadence, then it’s exactly the right name for the chocolate that Patricia Farrell makes, not far from the shores of Lough Derg, in Co Clare. But other words that can be used to describe just how delicious these are might include scrumptious and luscious. And winning a Great Taste Gold in 2007 is the definite ‘proof of the pudding’.

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