stocking fillers 2024

Freshen up the wardrobe, closet or room with this Bergamot, Neroli & Amber fragranced solid soy wax air freshener.  A lovely alternative to a c...

What do Scamps eat for their tea? Scampi of course, particularly with a pint - the tea of champions. Scamp is a fairly affectionate word for someon...

Capture all your memories, dreams and hopes for the future in this time capsule ornament.  Made of delicate glass, the bauble comes with colourful ...

Classy and meaningful. The Fáinne Chladaigh or Claddagh Ring has become known as a token of grá (love) around the world. Deeply rooted in Galway, t...

These Paper Animation Kits from Rob Ives are a great project for a rainy day. There's step by step instructions cutting, folding and assembly, and ...

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 ...

Find out if you’re a millennial with this book that will separate the avocado lovers from the baby boomers. You may have been born between 1981 and...

These Paper Animation Kits from Rob Ives are a great project for a rainy day. There's step by step instructions cutting, folding and assembly, and ...

A lovely cotton tea towel featuring the National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin by Clover Rua The Palm House featured on the tea towel was built in 1...

This graphic Poolbeg Tea Towel was designed by Clover Rua. A brilliant souvenir featuring the iconic symbol of Dublin, that won't get crumpled in y...

“The other day, at the cafeteria, I had a sausage with my broccoli on my plate...” This illustrated books contain a funny story that you have to il...

Show off your Irish roots with a touch of charm! This lovely Claddagh pin features the classic hands, heart, and crown, a timeless symbol of friend...

Yerra is an Irish expression of dismissal, disbelief, depreciation or a magical combination of all three. This phonetic spelling is an anglicisatio...

Clover Rua designed this Dún Laoghaire Pier Bandstand Tea Towel, featuring the 1890 Victorian wrought iron bandstand and sun shelter, showcasing th...

Praise Beamish. Glory be to Guinness. Marvel over Murphy's. Whatever your poison, a pint o plain pin is your only man, and now you can wear your lo...

A view of Croke Park, the home of the GAA. There has been a stadium on this site since 1891, but this view is of the redeveloped stadium completed ...

Made in France, these very clever solar brooches are fixed with a magnet, rather than a pin, so they won't leave a hole or a mark on your clothes. ...