The Whole Collection

The Dictionary wishes she could tell a story just like the other books do. One day she decides to bring her words to life. While she's delighted th...

Take a trip down through an underwater world. Journey deep to the bottom of the sea and create an amazing seascape, as you explore the depths of th...

The moon has a lot to answer for. You can track it's progress with this elegant navy Lunar phase clock. It keeps time with the moon with a revoluti...

Maidin! (MA-din) - morning. This delightful book takes you along on a sunny (then rainy!) day in Ireland. You can count sheep on the farm, practice...

What better way to illustrate your personal brand of gasness than with the ubiquitous Calor Gas canister that you'd find in any 1980's space heater...

15/06/1985 Makin’ me a Gemini…… Ancient Celtic Olde Gaelic Irish Blessing. In 2001, Nadine Coyle took part in the Irish version of the TV show Pops...

You stand in the shadow of the great cranes.A smoky scented candle by Born and Bred featuring amber, woodsmoke and sea salt. Feel the cool sea air ...

Made in Belfast by Born and Bred. These incenses can be used as an individual product or as refills for your poolbeg towers incense burner. Enjoy t...

Lig do Scith literally means take a break, but the connotations is more about relaxing. It's often used as a way to welcome someone to your home - ...

What's the Craic is a very Irish opener. Used in place of have you any news / how are you doing, it's an invitation to start a story, Craic, is and...

A souvenir pin with a little bit of irreverence, that makes the perfect memento of a trip to Ireland. While we might not have as many sheep as New ...

Slainte is traditionally what you say when clinking glasses - often of pints of the black stuff. It means to your health, fairly ironic given that ...

Ther perfect pair of socks for any true blue Dub, who would rather be on Hill 16 than anywhere else in the world.  The irish socksciety are Alex an...

A little bit of irreverence for your fridge, that makes the perfect souvenir of a trip to Ireland. While we might not have as many sheep as New Zea...

With a grungy, vintage letterpress vibe, the letters irresistibly recall the age of print newspapers - and the collection includes type ornaments, ...

When regular words just won't do it sometimes the best way to connect is through poetry, and that's exactly what this lovingly assembled book of ...

A workhorse of a journal, this Forest Green A5 hardcover notebook with ruled paper from Leuchtturm1917 is the perfect balance of form and function;...

A workhorse of a journal, this Fox Red A5 hardcover notebook with ruled paper from Leuchtturm1917 is the perfect balance of form and function; smal...

Always know what the tide is with this tide clock by Ocean Clock. With markings to show when the tide is coming in and going out as well as when it...

Of all the crazy things we do in this world, one of the craziest has to be shipping water around the world to places where there is plenty of it, w...

Of all the crazy things we do in this world, one of the craziest has to be shipping water around the world to places where there is plenty of it, w...

A lovely little enamel pin that indicates the wearer is up for the Craic. What's the Craic is a very Irish opener. Used in place of have you any ne...

Slainte is traditionally what you say when clinking glasses - often of pints of the black stuff. It means to your health, fairly ironic given that ...

A pretty depiction of the iconic poolbeg towers with the sun rising behind it. The Poolbeg towers are now protected structures, even though they ha...