“Our Language Your Choice” The Gold and Silver Fáinne will encourage people to speak Irish to each other. There is a special price for schools and large groups if you...
Symbols of Éire Scarves Inspired by the folklore, culture, and symbols of Ireland, these scarves are decorated with a Claddagh ring, a creamy pint of stout, a St. Brigid's cross,...
Proverbs from the Irish language - seanfhocail - hark back to a time when Ireland and its people were predominantly agricultural, poor and Catholic; though centuries old, they are integral...
Beannacht ar an teach seo means Blessing on this house. Handmade in Ireland from bronze. A cotton presentation bag is included with this purchase. Size 7 x 4 inches //...
The Irish language has thirty-two words for field. Among them are: Geamhar – a field of corn-grass Tuar – a field for cattle at night Réidhleán – a field for...
Your children can learn the counties of Ireland in Irish using this fun, brightly coloured jigsaw in the shape of Ireland 32 pieces Size 15 x 9.5 inches // 37...
Éire Charm Keyring Really cute charm keyring featuring some of our favourite symbols of Éire. Think tourist tat but for Celtic barbie dolls. ✨💅 Features three sparkly charms of a...
Includes illustrations of Irish Teacher's essentials with Irish Descriptions of each item.Screen printed by hand in Dublin.Made from 100% Cotton (140gsm)Dimensions: 38x42cm.Handle Length: 67cm.Can be carried by hand or over...
Each box contains 2 jigsaws puzzles. One for camogie and hurling and one for football and ladies Gaelic football. Each jigsaw is 48 pieces. Recommended age: 5+. All our products are officially...
Níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán féin means there's no fireside like your own fireside. Which can be translated into 'There's no place like home' Handmade in Ireland from cast...
Junior Scrabble as Gaeilge. Scrabble for children from ages 5-12 years and all the family! The classic board game ‘Scrabble’ is now available in an Irish Language format for the...
This is a story about two young men who saw something unbelievable, unimaginable. As the story develops they recognise the truths around them until it becomes harder to reject. What is the...
On the eve of St Brigid’s day, it is a custom in Ireland to collect rushes and weave St Brigid’s crosses. These crosses are left outside through the night for...
Mo Theanga - My Language. These socks say it like you mean it. Irish language is the spine of the Irish culture. Wear it with pride, joy and grá. Tá...
Céad míle fáilte - a hundred thousad welcomes. This phrase has been celebrated for centuries as it beautifully captures the warm arms and souls of the Irish people. Now socks,...
From the author of Thirty-Two Words for Field. When you look at the world through the Irish-language, you see a world more magical. See a squirrell as a ‘tree dog’...
