The Pub collection

Send a proper Irish toast to someone special with this deadly birthday card. This birthday pint card has been designed exclusively for designist by...

Lets raise a glass to us! Greeting card designed by Roberta Murray for Designist, printed in Dublin. Roberta is an artist/designer based in Dublin....

A deck of cards featuring 52 different Dublin drinking establishments. These lovingly illustrated playing cards celebrate the finest Dublin Pubs an...

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 ...

'Birthday Pints?'. The perfect for those who love to laugh and enjoy a good pint (especially with a packet of crisps) Designed by Paul Nugent. Paul...

As author and poet Flann O'Brian said, "A pint of plain is your only man". A brew-tiful card by Shona O'Dwyer that celebrates the irish landscape a...

A lovely illustration of some singing pints, wishing you a Merry Christmas. Printed and packed in Dublin. Blank inside for your own message. Design...

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...

We see a lot of chat about splitting the G these days but this pin celebrates the pleasure of a shlugged pint - mind you it doesn't have to be in o...

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...

A Stout scented candle featuring hops, roasted malt and cacao. While these candles are made in Belfast by Born and Bred, they have come the closest...

'Ah You're Too Good!' The traditional show of appreciation on recieving a pint in the pub makes the perfect all round thank you card. Printed and p...

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

For centuries, the public house has been an important part of the social and cultural history of Dublin. Beginning with the taverns and ale houses ...

It's very hard to talk about Dublin without talking about its Pubs. Locals tend to navigate using pubs as landmarks and there is even a Joycean cha...

It's very hard to talk about Dublin without talking about its Pubs. Locals tend to navigate using pubs as landmarks and there is even a Joycean cha...

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 ...