The Irish Harp, dating back to the 12th century, and made famous by bards such as Turlough O'Carolan, the blind harpist and composer, was adopted by Ireland as its national...
The three leafed shamrock was used by St. Patrick to explain the Holy Trinity when he brought Christianity to Ireland in the 5th Century A.D. Ever since, March 17th is...
A scattering of green shamrocks on a snow white background, suggesting our Irish emigrants scattered throughout the world. Made from 100% washable cotton . Size 26 x 18 inches //...
This is probably the most well known of the many traditional Irish blessings. It is bordered by never ending knot work symbolising eternity. Intricate embossing and gilding adds a richness...
The Claddagh Ring, symbolising love, friendship and loyalty was first used as a wedding ring over 400 years ago in the tiny Galway fishing village 'The Claddagh'. Intricate embossing and...
Each Tea Towel H75cm W50cm The first Tea Towel design was inspired by 9th century ancient Celtic manuscripts and the second shows four emblems of Ireland, the shamrock, the harp,...
Measuring 45cm x 67cm
A famous Irish greeting, translating to 'one, hundred, thousand welcomes', for your first Irish lesson.
Made from 100% washable cotton .
