Feck Mugs

I went to Las Vegas rather than Lourdes

For whenever someone says “kiss me, I’m Irish”. Or when someone asks to kiss you because you’re Irish. Or someone talks to you. You know what? If you can’t think of a good reason to use this, then you can feck off

Careful Now- Father Dougal

AMC's new show based on the comic, Preacher.

Irish Slang: bollix, funny Irish, making a mess, bungle up.

All hail Father Jack Hackett

"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

Irish Slang: bollix, funny Irish, making a mess, bungle up.

why would it do that?

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

Irish As Feck

The word "ecumenical" can be used in different ways. For Fr Jack Hackett in Father Ted, the phrase "that would be an ecumenical matter" was a way of getting out of difficult conversations. For some, "ecumenical" is an insult because for them it implies compromise or the watering down of essential truth.

Well Holy God! Miley from Glenroe Retro Fan Design

Paddy's Day - O'Feck

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

Feck

Funny Yuck Fou

These are portraits of the three most hilarious Catholic priests on television: Father Dougal, Father Ted and Father Jack from the cult tv series Father Ted...and one of my all-time favourite tv shows. Also featuring Father Jack's famous saying: Drink, Feck, Arse, Girls This is a reproduction of an original ink, watercolour and pencil crayon painting made by illustrator Chantal Bennett.

Funny Yuck Fou

Drink, Girls, Feck

"More Black Irish Dogs" .... An update on the classic shirt, as worn by Phil Lynott

There’s nothing better than a good Irish insult is there? Slightly rude and sometimes affectionate, feckin eedgit is a great phrase. Perfect for St Patricks Day or any time really.