50 HENRY STREET, KILRUSH, V15 CK44
the story so far

Clan - a little shop of beautifully designed goods - was opened by me, Hannah, in November 2024.

During lockdown, Niall and I relocated from Dublin to the beautiful islands of south Connemara, where I began working remotely with the eCommerce platform Shopify.

In 2023 I made the leap to work for my self and still continue to build websites for Irish businesses and professionals today. With a background in and love for all things design, creating a space of my own felt like a natural next step. I knew I didn’t want to be tucked away in an office—I wanted to be part of a community, surrounded by creativity and connection. And so, Clan was born.

KILRUSH, CO. CLARE

Our friends Aoife and Andrew opened their gorgeous cafe, Beag, on Henry Street, Kilrush in March 2024 and right beside Fitzpatrick's butchers stood vacant. The terracotta floor, red-grout tiles and proximity to the best coffee in west Clare made for the perfect location.

design studio

The shop doubles as a beautiful space where I (Hannah) can continue to design, build and maintain websites for clients. Using primarily Shopify for eCommerce brands and Squarespace for services and weddings I create websites with an emphasis on simple design and smooth user experience.

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April 2025

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"Inspired by a vacant butcher's terracotta floor and proximity to her friends' Beag cafe, Hannah O'Reilly realised her dream shop. Here are her favourite pieces"

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This magic little pot of skin nourishing salve is made by skincare genius Aisling Walsh in Dublin. Infused with a blend of healing and calming botanical oils including cedarwood, geranium and frankincense it’s an all purpose wonder balm. An absolute favourite.
Published by Nine Bean Rows, Paradiso is a celebration of chef Dennis Cotter’s adored Cork restaurant. Flicking through the pages of this book brings me right back to a beautiful evening spent there with friends on a warm June evening
Brian McMahon is a chair maker based in Inagh, just 40 minutes from the shop. Specialising in the Irish vernacular furniture style, the pieces he makes in his home workshop follow traditional styles found in farmhouses and cottages across Ireland.
Founded in 1953, McNutt of Donegal are a family-owned weavers whose inspiration is unmistakably drawn from the beauty of the Donegal coastline. Their newest blanket range “Forever Wool” is their most sustainable yet with every piece crafted from recycled yarn originally woven by them.
This gorgeous candle range combines natural soy wax, the finest quality fragrance oils and beautifully simple design. Often burning on the counter in Clan, Foráiste (pictured) is a delicate balance of Olive Leaf and Irish Thyme
I've loved Emily Dillon's work since meeting her at Galway Potters Market - well before the shop was opened! The Co. Clare based ceramicist focuses on simply forms and smooth textures. Her sage green, blue/grey and charcoal (pictured) mugs and cups are stylishly understated - a beautiful addition to any home.
I first met Donegal ceramicist and sculptor Kevin Callaghan in his studio shop last year and was astounded by his throwing and brushstroke designs. These ceramics are exceptionally crafted and pure joy - Ulster craft at its finest.