irish language

Ceol is the Irish word for music, song, and also singing, as there's no distinction between the doing and the thing, and it's intrinsically linked ...

Craic is the Irish term for having a good time, a great conversation, or fun in general, especially with other people. 'What's the Craic?' can also...

The purr-fect pair of socks for cat lovers. Designed by María Rubio in collaboration with the Irish Socksciety. María, a Spanish illustrator living...

A bit of warm grá (love) for your feet. These Grá Mór socks from Irish Socksciety are extra fluffy and warm, perfect for snuggling up and keeping c...

While the phrase has been attributed to Dorothy Parker, Punch Magazine and a play from 1875, I definitely associate it with Irish Mammies. It basic...

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

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 ...

'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...

'Níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán féin'. Translates to 'there no fireplace like your own fireplace'. Designed by Miaca Designs, the creative studio ...