As Gaeilge

"A Chuisle mo Chroi" which translates to my heartbeat as Gaelige. A lovely sentiment to show your valentines how much they mean to you.  Designed b...

Tusa, Mise agus Cupan Tae - You me and a cup of tea, the pefect combination. Designed by Ele Long. Ele is a children's illustrator based in Ireland...

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...

This Irish language birthday card features a white baby rabbit cuddling its very own toy rabbit. designed by Lapa Beag in Galway, printed and packe...

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

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

'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...

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...

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 ...

A very comfy way to show off that you have a few words of Irish. These deadly crew socks have Cúpla Focail emblazoned around the ankles in caramel ...

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

'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...

Manchán Magan, along with a lot of us it would seem, is fascinated by words, particularly Irish words, and their connections to the natural world. ...

This retro style mini gramophone will spin your child’s favourite Irish language songs at the touch of a button. Themy first record player box set ...

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

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

Mala is the Irish word for bag, so this tote is exactly what it says it is. Handpressed in Dublin by Fukil. They aim to express the beauty of ou...

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...

One hundred thousand welcomes. You could say it was a little bit over the top, but generally the Irish are that pleased to see you. Made by dusty b...

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