Mrs Doyle Hats

Description: Will you have a cup of tea?

Description: Mrs. Doyle is a classic, hilarious character from the 90s Irish tv series Father Ted, one of my favourite series of all time. This illustration was part of a series of portraits done for Women's Month.

Description: Will ye have another mince pie there father?

Description: Use our to scale map of Craggy Island and plan your visit. You might even meet the beast.

Description: You'll have a cup of tea won't you

Description: It's class 2 rated now.

Description: Hope you like it.

Description: Father Finton Stack, the jungle loving priest that for a short time was the replacement for Father Jack Hackett.

Description: NO CLUES!

Description: My illustration of Father Jack from the comedy Father Ted, with one of his (few) catchphrases.

Description: Father Ted - Craggy Island Parochial House is situated in isolation on Craggy Island off the coast of Ireland.

Description: Father Ted, father Dougal, father Jack and Mrs Doyle.

Description: As made famous by the visit from Victor Meldrew

Description: Father Jack has a way with words

Description: Father Ted - "That Would Be An Ecumenical Matter" is a phrase from the sitcom Father Ted.

Description: Did you know its been upgraded. Its a Class 2 holy relic now.

Description: Father Ted Crude Water colour. Unique to this store only!

Description: I went to Las Vegas rather than Lourdes

Description: "Down with this sort of thing"... "Careful Now" Immortalised quote from very funny comedy show Father Ted, where Ted and Dougal are having to protest outside the cinema at Bishop Brennan's behest, in order to try and stop the showing of the 'pornographic' film 'The Pride of St Tibulus' Celebrate one of Father Teds funniest moments with this design available on selected clothing and accessories

Description: Father Finton Stack, the jungle loving priest that for a short time was the replacement for Father Jack Hackett.

Description: Don't get them mixed up.

Description: Sexy Daniel O'Donnell in the nip!

Description: Father Ted - "We Put the Brick on the Accelerator" is a famous line from the sitcom Father Ted.

Description: The game is afoot. 221B Baker Street is the most famous fictional address in British literature — home to the world's greatest detective and his long-suffering companion. London has never been the same since Arthur Conan Doyle pointed the world to that door.

Description: Just remember to shower him with sugar lumps.

Description: He did kick me up the arse!

Description: Caricature of Father Ted Crilly played by Dermot Morgan from Father Ted Tv Show. Painted by Caricature Artist Jack Allen in 2022 using procreate on the ipadpro 2020.

Description: Well Holy God! Miley from Glenroe Retro Fan Design

Description: Step into the "Sherlock-Verse" with this vibrant mashup that reimagines the world's greatest detective in the glitchy, kinetic style of modern animation. Featuring Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, Mrs. Hudson, and Inspector Lestrade, this design combines classic 221B Baker Street charm with comic book aesthetics like vintage halftone dots and chromatic aberration borders. It is the perfect crossover for fans of Arthur Conan Doyle’s mysteries who love the visual energy of the multiverse.

Description: Careful Now- Father Dougal

Description: Father Ted - My Lovely Horse, Running Through the Fields... In the episode "A Song for Europe", Father Ted and Dougal enter the 1996 Eurosong Contest by writing new words for a Norwegian entry and trying to pass off as their own.

Description: The best place on Craggy Island to watch the Tunnel of Goats.

Description: I love my brick instead.

Description: In Episode 2 of Series 1 ('Entertaining Father Stone') of the hit TV show Father Ted, Ted and Dougal try to escape Father Paul Stone by visiting the 1-hole only Craggy Island Minig Golf course. This design recreates the sign for the mini golf as seen in the episode.

Description: When protesting The Passion of St Tibulus this is what you need.

Description: Down With That Sort Of Thing - Retro Father Ted Design