irish language

This map of Irish-isms is the ideal leaving gift for anyone moving abroad. No matter what strange phrases they come out with, it gives context to o...

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...

Lig do Scith literally means take a break, but the connotations is more about relaxing. It's often used as a way to welcome someone to your home - ...

What's the Craic is a very Irish opener. Used in place of have you any news / how are you doing, it's an invitation to start a story, Craic, is and...

Acting the maggot is fooling around, or messing. It denotes a light-hearted approach to whatever is going on, that can be used as an explanation - ...

Is he a shitehawk or a messer? A gombeen or a dope? Take the decision-making out of your trash talk and fire out hilarious one-line insults left, r...

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

'What dinosaur lives in the present? The Bronntanasaurus'. An irish pun to delight all ages. This dinosaur birthday present themed birthday card is...

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...

Irish language card for couples on their engagement or wedding day. Designed by Lapa Beag in Galway, printed and packed in Dublin. Comhghairdeas tr...

A lovely little enamel pin that indicates the wearer is up for the Craic. What's the Craic is a very Irish opener. Used in place of have you any ne...

Put your best foot forward and get practicing those Cúpla Focal with these fun socks from Irish Socksciety. Brandished with a cacophony of words in...

'You are my cupán tae' These complementary tea themed socks from Irish Socksciety have an amazing 3D geometric cubes pattern, perfect for razzle-da...

'You're my cupan bae'. Greeting card designed by Stephen Heffernan aka Hephee for Designist, printed in Dublin. Why not check out the rest of our a...

'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...

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...

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 ...

There's no fireside like your own fireside, or to quote Dorothy, there's no place like home.  The ideal housewarming gift to help celebrate the fra...

'Ádh Mór!' - Good Luck! Greeting card designed in Skerries by Prints of Ireland. We have loads of lovely cards for all occasions, why not have a lo...

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 ...

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

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

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