The Buzz About Bees & Shamrocks
Even in the land of saints and scholars, we tend to get rush from St. Brigid’s Day to St. Valentine’s Day without a thought for
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The Legend of St. Brigid’s Cape
St. Brigid’s Day is February 1st, which is also Imbolc. That’s the halfway point between winter solstice and spring equinox. Traditionally, Imbolc is considered the
What Do Your Irish Gifts Mean?
Irish gifts can really tell someone that you see and honor them, their roots and history and their interests and identity. Celtic designs are not
Luxurious Irish Throws & Blankets
Whatever the occasion, the goal of giving someone a present is usually to make them feel good, to remind them that you care about them.
Irish Halloween Traditions | Gifts of Fortune Telling
Samhain isn’t just about the Halloween traditions popular in North America. It’s the eve of the Celtic new year. The Irish traditionally believed a veil
Salmon, Wisdom and the Irish Gift of Storytelling
Known as the land of saints and scholars, Ireland has always valued knowledge, learning and literature very highly. Before printing, we had a strong tradition
Signs of Autumn Equinox in Ireland
Children are going back to school across Ireland, and the adults are chatting about the days growing shorter. Our ancestors watched these seasonal changes very
Get Ready for the House of Guinness on Netflix
Even if you aren’t a beer drinker, you surely know about Guinness if you have an interest in Irish culture. The brewery at St. James
Ireland’s Beloved Thatched Cottages
Thatched roof cottages with white walls and little square windows are a popular image on Irish gifts. Not only are they lovely to look at,
Ireland’s Iconic Boats
From Aran sweaters first worn by fishermen on the Atlantic to the Cliffs of Moher to Wexford’s iconic Hook Head lighthouse, many Irish gifts and