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A Daily Cloud is a project created by artist Chris Judge. Chris started making the cloud drawings during the Summer of 2020, during the first lockd...

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 ...

This tote bag bearing the words "Baile Átha Cliath" — the Irish name for Dublin — is perfect for everyday shopping, travel, or as a meaningful gift...

We've all been tempted to stick a knife in the toaster to retrieve a stubborn piece of batch bread before it burns - don't risk it! These beautiful...

These neat little Sage Green B6 notebooks by city works come with a cover debossed with iconic Dublin buildings. We love the finish on these and ho...

These amber crystal lights from Gingko bring a little magic to any room. Intricately laser engraved, in stunning 3D, each dandelion is set inside a...

This enamel pin features a built-in mini mirror and the charmingly unique Irish greeting "Are ya well? 'Coz yer lookin' well!" It would be the perf...

A lovely multi-coloured enamel pin based on the wheel from Winning Streak, the Irish game show that ran from 1990 to 2020. The pin spins just like ...

The summer of Italia '90 will live long in the memory of every Irish person who was around to witness Ireland's legendary run. Ray Haughton's goal,...

A pint o plain pin is your only man, and now you can wear your love of the black stuff with pride with this lovely enamel pin. Plus, it glows green...

This striking silver plated pin is a charming and unique souvenir of one of Dublin's most iconic structures. The Ha'Penny bridge is perhaps one of ...

'Fairytale of New York' is the unofficial Irish Christmas anthem. It brings a tear to the eye and a lump to the throat. Every lyric in the song is ...

An enamel pin with a lovely depiction of the iconic poolbeg towers with the stars and water behind them. The Poolbeg towers are now protected struc...

A lovely enamel pin featuring Ogham, the earliest Irish writing, originally inscribed on standing stones. However, the Ogham is hiding a secret. Wh...

A beautiful bevelled antique-gold metal pin bearing the words 'Dia Duit', which is Irish for 'Hello' (although it literally translates as 'God be w...

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...

Bó Bar's Black and White soap combines the detoxifying properties of Activated Charcoal and Kaolin White Clay and is scented with Tea Tree and Euca...

When you lather up with this Citrus and Cedarwood soap peppermint is the first smell you get which leads into the orange and lemon, followed by the...

A Daily Cloud is a project created by artist Chris Judge. Chris started making the cloud drawings during the Summer of 2020, during the first lockd...

A handy little tin with everything you need to keep your airpods from getting cruddy and whatever you're listening to comes across crystal clear. I...

The 'white ladies' of Dublin town. Seen in windows all over the inner city, what do they mean? She was sculpted in the early 1990s by artist Harold...