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The Top 10 Traditional Irish Wedding Presents

The Top 10 Traditional Irish Wedding Presents

Posted by Ima Ocon on 10th Jun 2023

It's almost peak wedding season, and with it comes the rush of registries and gifts. We've selected some of our favorite traditional Irish wedding presents if you want to focus on the couple's Irish or Celtic heritage. In our journey to stay connected with our roots and cherish our Irish heritage …
The 18 Best St. Patrick’s Day Gifts for Last Minute Shoppers

The 18 Best St. Patrick’s Day Gifts for Last Minute Shoppers

Posted by Adam Farley on 20th Feb 2023

St. Patrick’s Day, or Paddy’s Day, brings with it seasonal cheer, green everything, and a touch of the Irish lilt to everyone who celebrates. As the feast day of St. Patrick himself, it’s traditional to celebrate with friends and family and maybe even give a gift or two to recognize the occasion. Sh …
Shamrock Craic's Valentine's Day Gift Guide

Shamrock Craic's Valentine's Day Gift Guide

Posted by Jessie Tyler on 25th Jan 2023

Valentine’s Day is arguably one of the most expensive time of the year. Taking your partner out for an expensive romantic dinner, buying that big bouquet of red roses and gourmet chocolates….it can really add up. With this year’s Valentine’s Day already around the corner, the anxiety has begun for m …
The Ultimate Irish Christmas Gift Guide for 2022

The Ultimate Irish Christmas Gift Guide for 2022

7th Nov 2022

Christmas brings with it seasonal cheer, lights, atmosphere, hope for a better year, presents and of course, a touch of the Irish lilt to everyone who celebrates. No matter how far you might be from the Emerald Isle, make this Christmas season special by gifting thoughtful traditional Iris …
Folklore Friday: Who Was St. Patrick? Fact vs. Fiction

Folklore Friday: Who Was St. Patrick? Fact vs. Fiction

Posted by Olivia O’Mahony on 10th Mar 2022

Every March 17, St. Patrick’s Day is observed by more countries than any other international festival. Many of them have even taken the occasion to the next level, developing their own traditions over the centuries in the name of celebrating Lá Fhéile Pádraig (“St. Patrick’s Day,” in the …