Tosnaíonn an scéal seo le beirt fhear óga a fheiceann rud atá dochreidte - doshamhlaithe, go fiú. Ach de réir mar a nochtann an scéal, tógtar fírinní inaitheanta ina thimpeall...
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’...
This Mirror Coaster depicts a favourite Irish greeting 'Cead Mile Failte' meaning 'one hundred thousand welcomes'. In Ireland this is the gushing way by which the Irish greet each other...
Grá means love. Words have been cherished in Ireland since the first lines were carved on Ogham stones and they are celebrated in the song, poetry and the art of...
