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24 Jan 2026

Kildare boutique to close doors after six and a half years

Last day will be February 28

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Reporter:

Niamh O'Donoghue

24 Jan 2026 8:00 PM

The owners of a Kildare boutique have taken the heartbreaking decision to close up their business in Naas.
"After six and a half wonderful years, we have made the very difficult decision to close our Diamonds and Pearls Naas branch.
These years have been truly special to us. We built an amazing community and shared so many memorable moments, and we are incredibly grateful for every bit of support we received along the way," said Attracta Mongey and her daughter Emily on Facebook.
"This decision comes down to personal reasons. Attracta is ready to slow down a little, and Emily is busy building her family. At this stage of our lives, it simply feels right to take a step back and simplify. Our business is in a fantastic place, and we are so thankful to our wonderful team Sinead, Roslyn, Yvonne, and Sarah for their dedication, loyalty, and hard work over the years.
"We are very excited to continue Diamonds and Pearls from our Clane store and online, and we truly hope you’ll continue this journey with us," they added.
"From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to all our customers for your unwavering support it has meant more to us than we can ever express."
Gift vouchers will continue to be accepted online and in the Clane store. The doors of Naas Boutique will close on February 28.  

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