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Fine is another of those extremely Irish punctuations that can mean just about anything depending on delivery. Used to describe how your feeling (I...

Wear your pronouns with pride! Xe / Xem is a set of neo-pronouns used by some gender neutral people. If you have someone in your life who uses Xe /...

Wear your pronouns with pride! He / They is a set of pronouns used by people who feel comfortable being called either Him or Them.  If you have som...

Wear your pronouns with pride! She / They is a set of pronouns used by people who feel comfortable being called either Her or Them.  If you have so...

Wear your pronouns with pride! They / Them is a set of pronouns used by people who don't feel comfortable being called either he or she. If you hav...

Wear your pronouns with pride! She / Her is a set of traditionally feminine pronouns used by people who feel comfortable being called Her.  If you ...

Wear your pronouns with pride! He / Him is a set of traditionally masculine pronouns used by people who feel comfortable being called Him.  If you ...

There are many contenders but if you ask us 'Now' may just be the most Irish catchphrase of all. Now - the perfect exclamation when you finally get...

When you're not in the humour to deal with the world, tell it to 'Feck Off'. This 'Feck Off' pin is a stylish way to tell the world how you feel, w...

'Story?' is the perfect Dublin English way to start a conversation. Ask the world how they're keeping by wearing a stylish 'Story?' pin, with orang...