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Irish Themed Gifts

Explore unique Irish themed gifts. Celebrate Irish heritage with our curated selection.

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Celebrate St. Patrickâ€™s Day with this 20oz stainless steel tumbler featuring a beautiful green and gold Celtic design on a white background. Double-walled for excellent insulation, it keeps drinks hot for 4.5 hours and cold for up to 12 hours. Includes a coffee slide lid and a reusable strawâ€”perfect for on-the-go use.

St Patrick’s Day Irish Celtic Design 20oz Tumbler

A round posy artificial Irish wreath for St Patrick's Day.

St Patrick's Day Grave Posy

Emma’s Little Flower Shop

It is made with artificial green, white and orange carnation and edged with green ribbon and decorated with Easter lilies.
18 Inches Wide
Nationwide Delivery Available
Also included in this sympathy wreath is a printed ribbon that can be personalise. Please add in the comment box at the checkout what you would like printed on the ribbon. 
For Example
Happy St Patrick's Day
Happy St Patrick's Day in Heaven, We Love and Miss you
For our Angels in Heaven, Happy St Patrick's Day
A St Patrick's Day Memory

Large St Patrick's Day Grave Wreath

Emma’s Little Flower Shop

This round Irish Grave Wreath is a touching  tribute for St Patrick's Day.

St Patrick's Day Grave Wreath

Emma’s Little Flower Shop

An acrylic print of the iconic Wooden Bridge in Clontarf, Dublin, featuring its timeless design and tranquil surroundings. A stunning tribute to Dublin's scenic coastal charm

Wooden Bridge Clontarf by Ian Delaney

Ian Delaney Irish Artist

Let strangers know they've entered a welcoming Irish home or honour your Irish heritage with the infamous Irish greeting.
This makes for an excellent gift for any occasion or as new decor for your home.

Céad Míle Fáilte

Monea Metal Design

Celebrate nature or your spirituality with this stunning design.
This makes for an excellent gift for any occasion or as new decor for your home.

Tree Of Live - Metal Wall Art

Monea Metal Design

Celebrate nature or your spirituality with this personalised design.
This makes for an excellent gift for any occasion or as new decor for your home.

Tree Of Life - Oak Tree Personalised

Monea Metal Design

Handmade natural slate plaque crafted in the design of an old style Irish street sign.

Irish Street Road Sign | Natural Slate Handmade Engraved | Hometown Village Home | Rustic House Plaque Place Name | Family History Origins

Irish Craft Studio

Handmade natural slate plaque crafted in the design of an old style Irish street sign.

Irish Street Road Sign | Natural Slate Handmade Engraved | Hometown Village Home | Rustic House Plaque Place Name | Family History Origins

Irish Craft Studio

Get ready to embrace the Irish language this Halloween with your very own Bob nó Bia mug!
Size: 11oz
Dishwasher Safe

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Irish Cards & Prints

Historians date the Carndonagh high cross to the seventh century, making it one of the oldest of its type in Ireland. This early Christian relic is a red sandstone slab cut out in the shape of a cross, and engraved with a rich, low relief that mixes Celtic artwork and Christian iconography. The west face is completely covered with a Celtic interlacing, while the east face depicts a crucifixion scene. Quite surprisingly, the crucifixion scene is placed on the shaft of the cross rather than its head. Typical of Irish crosses, Jesus is not depicted as suffering or defeated, but rather erect and triumphant. Two small, separate pillars frame the cross, decorated with various characters, such as David with his harp and a large warrior believed to be Goliath. Today, the cross and its pillars are a National Monument of Ireland and can be visited freely in Carndonagh, Inishowen.

Saint Patrick's High Cross, Carndonagh. Wall mount.

Introducing the Lucky Devil Glass Decanter – Elevate your spirits in style! This exquisite glass decanter not only adds a touch of sophistication to your home bar but also serves as a conversation starter. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, it’s the perfect vessel for your favorite spirits, ensuring they’re always at their best. Whether it’s whisky, bourbon, or any other fine liquor, our Lucky Devil Decanter enhances the experience. Gift it to yourself or a fellow connoisseur, and let the spirits flow in elegance. Shop now and indulge in the art of sipping.

Lucky Devil Skull 900ml Decanter

Origami style folded satin ribbon SHAMROCK mounted in a 3D box frame

SHAMROCK, 3D folded Ribbon art

Ribbons & Things

Grand Slam Rugby ball

Grand Slam Rugby ball

7 stories about the man himself and his adventures.

Saint Patrick was a Gentleman CD

PLEASE NOTE: ADD YOUR CHOSEN COUNTY IN A NOTE

This 10cm decoration is made from wood and hand painted in a a beautiful gold lustre paint. You can then add a message to tell me what county to place the red raised heart. Finished with red velvet ribbon and gift wrapped in its own secure mailer box. A beautiful hand made Christmas gift for Irish living abroad, or those who may not be in their home county this Christmas. Another heartfelt gift that goes the extra mile to let someone know we are thinking of them.

Home is where the heart is - Ireland gold decoration

Heartfelt Gifts

Handcrafted, handpainted piece, stands 6" high, 4.5" wide.
Thorwald’s Cross, Isle of Man
Located at Church Andreas on the Isle of Man, this fragment of a Viking Slab Cross is dated by Rundata to 940 AD. It is a very unique artefact, in that it appears to represent an example of ‘Syncretic Art’ created during a short period of time when both Pagan and Christian belief systems coexisted. It is also unique for bearing the inscription of the erector of the original monument; ‘Porvaldr raised this cross’, with its present title representing this. The cross shows what is believed to be the father of the Norse gods, Odin, being consumed by the wolf, Fenrir, at the events of Ragnarok, signalling the end to the story of the Norse Pantheon. This is significant as it may reveal the conversion point from Paganism to Christianity, with the Christian god rising to prominence following the destruction of the Pagan gods at the mythical battle of Ragnarok. The bird at Odin’s shoulder is thought to be either Huginn or Muninn, Odin’s loyal ravens, whose attachment to Odin have led to him being commonly referred to as ‘The Raven God’.

Thorwald's Cross, Isle of Man

The Walled City, Handcrafted plasterwork. dimensions: 9″ length, 6.5″wide, 2.5″high. Price £60.

The city of Derry/Londonderry is one of the finest examples of a walled city in Europe, and the most complete example in Ireland. The defensive walls were built between 1613-1618 by The Honourable the Irish Society to segregate and protect English and Scottish settlers from the surrounding native Irish following the Plantation of Ulster. The walls proved their purpose during the Williamite Wars in Ireland, when the four city gates were shut to King James II by the 13 Apprentice Boys in 1688, and held out Jacobite forces during 105 days of siege in 1689. The term ‘Maiden City’ was borne out of this unbreachable defense. The walls, with a circumference of approx. one mile, encircle the first planned town in Ireland, designed in a typical fortification layout common during the period. The Siege of Derry would not be the last experience the walls would encounter with conflict, however, as the British Army commandeered segments of the fortifications during ‘The Troubles’ for surveillance purposes. This representation of the 17th century city exhibits the topography of the town, street plans, major buildings, and the bastion defensive structures that shielded the city.

Walled City: Derry in the Siege Period

St Brigid’s Cross in stained glass. The cross is named in honour of the great patroness St Brigid. #saintbrigid

St. Brigid’s Cross Large

Helen Marry Stained Glass

This multi-coloured abstract painting of a Georgian door is part of a series where each painting is a snapshot of one of the familes who lived behind a door taken from the 1901 or 1911 census. This one is of an 16 year old carriage maker called Eliza. You can read the full story behind this painting below. It is a perfect art gift for strong women. I can also do a personalised version as a gift, with details of the strong woman in your life. Free shipping worldwide

Historic Irish census abstract painting in the style of Georgian doors - Art gift for strong women - original, multi-coloured, framed painting - Gifts for her - Free shipping worldwide

Finn Callaghan Art

A collection of folk tales as told by the storyteller Micí Sheáin Néill from Rann na Feirste in North West Donegal.

Scéalta Draíochta Mhicí Sheáin Néill [Gaeilge | Irish language]

Old style Connemara Marble pendant in Sterling Silver. The pendant is 29X24mm set with Connemara Marble and Marcasite. with a Shamrock Centre.

Shamrock Connemara Marble and Marcasite pendant in Sterling Silver

Ireland Photo Collage. The most wonderful country in the world, bring together those special memories of holidays, honeymoon, family, friends and rainy days in a truly special photo collage. A treasure to display on your wall or a perfect gift for those who have emigrated. Keep precious memories alive in an Ireland Photo Collage.

Ireland Photo Collage

Sean Cahill Stationery

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