How do I return my purchase?

How do I return my purchase?

We have two options to return items.

You can bring your item/items back to one of our stores nationwide with your order confirmation.

Alternatively, you can return items to us via the An Post Portal at a cost of €4.95.

Please see link https://www.anpost.com/Post-Parcels/Click-and-Post/Returns

If you are outside of Ireland, please return it to the address below.

 

Kilkenny Website Returns,

Kilkenny Group,

Churchfield Industrial Estate,

Churchfield,

Cork,

T23 FP44




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