As Gaeilge

This Irish language birthday card designed by Lapa Beag in Galway, features a dog determined to make sure you have a perfect birthday.  Breithlá Sh...

Based on the hilarious Twitter feed @theirishfor, Motherfocloir, by Darach o Seaghdha, is an incredibly funny book about the Irish language. Featur...

'Is brea liom mo Mham' means I love my Mam as gaelige. Irish language greeting card by Eoin Whelehan, printed and packed in Dublin. Blank inside fo...

A birthday card with Ogham writing. Ogham is the earliest Irish writing, originally inscribed on standing stones. Designed and engineered by Paper ...

This graphic Grá Tea Towel was designed by Clover Rua, to add a splash of colour wherever it's displayed. Grá is the Irish word for love, and defin...

Wakey wakey eggs and bakey! Super cute Irish language card by Leapa Beag in Galway. 'Mise agus tusa' means 'me and you' in Irish.  Why not check ou...

A bit of warm grá (love) for your feet. These Grá Mór socks from Irish Socksciety are extra fluffy and warm, perfect for snuggling up and keeping c...

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 ...

'Is brea liom mo Dhaidí' means I love my Daddy as gaelige. Irish language greeting card by Eoin Whelehan, printed and packed in Dublin. Blank insid...

A greeting card with Ogham writing. Ogham is the earliest Irish writing, originally inscribed on standing stones. Designed and engineered by Paper ...

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 ...

Broadcaster and talking head Hector's thesis is that when you speak in Irish, every word is a tiny poem. This very loving look at the intricacies a...

This Irish language card for dads featuring badgers out camping, is designed by Lapa Beag in Galway, printed and packed in Dublin. An Daid is fearr...

These beautiful Grá socks are part of the Mo Theanga range from the Irish Socksciety. Mo Theanga means my Language in Irish, and they are using thi...

'Fáilte', translates to welcome in English. A perfect card to welcome a new arrival. Printed and packed in Dublin.  Designed by Ró Ryan. Ró is a de...

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 greeting card with Ogham writing. Ogham is the earliest Irish writing, originally inscribed on standing stones. Designed and engineered by Paper ...

Meet the néaladóirì (cloud-watchers) and réadóirì (stargazers) from our past who, without the luxury of Met Éireann at their disposal, observed bir...

A greeting card with Ogham writing. Ogham is the earliest Irish writing, originally inscribed on standing stones. Designed and engineered by Paper ...

These gorgeous Sláinte socks are part of the Mo Theanga range from the Irish Socksciety. Mo Theanga means my Language in Irish, and they are using ...

This colourful greeting card features a seanfhocal, which is a traditional Irish proverb, and a gorgeous illustration of plants against a setting s...

This box of 6 bookmarks features four seanfhocail, which are traditional Irish proverbs. Designed, printed, and assembled in Ireland using sustaina...

Capall na beatha an gra. The direct translation of this Seanfocail is Love is the horse of life, but what it's really getting at is that Love makes...

This box of 15 thank you notecards is inspired by the monuments and mysteries of Ireland's past. Designed, printed, and assembled in Ireland using ...