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These neat little Navy B6 notebooks come with a cover debossed with iconic Dublin buildings. We love the finish on these and how they simultaneousl...

These neat little and cheerful yellow B6 notebooks come with a cover debossed with iconic Dublin buildings. We love the finish on these and how the...

The Poolbeg Power station towers, known locally as the Pigeon House, is one of the most iconic landmarks of Dublin. Full of nostalgic glow, trips t...

Designed and engineered by Paper Bear in Dublin, this pop up features the iconic Poolbeg chimneys, also known as the Pigeon House, or the Poolbeg S...

Designed and engineered by Paper Bear in Dublin, this pop up features a whole host of Dublin landmarks including the Spire, Dublin Castle, the Jean...

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...

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 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 ...

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...

The ultimate souvenir of Dublin can now take pride of place on your dinner table. Each tower is it's own separate pot, as as with the real chimneys...

Mini Poolbeg Towers decoration to hang on your Christmas tree. A unique wooden model of the Iconic Poolbeg Towers that are visible from most of Dub...

A lovely cotton Tea Towel featuring Busáras. Completed in 1953 by architect Michael Scott, amid plenty of controveersy, this amazing building was d...

A lovely cotton teatowel featuring the National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin.  The Palm House featured on the tea towel was built in1862, but the B...

A lovely cotton teatowel featuring Liberty Hall.Completed in 1965, Liberty Hall was the tallest building in Ireland at the time, it was the headqua...