Irish Gaelic Tapestries

Luna Moth Knot - Uncolored

Vintage Eire 1 Pence Postage Stamp

dinna fash sassenach!

'Na Buachaillí' is the Irish word for the Boys. Pronouced: Na Boo-kaa-lee Also available in white, green and blood-red lettering.

A St. Patrick's Day celebration design with a green shamrock in the middle of a beer bottle cap. An ideal gift for this Saint Patrick's Day.

Ireland 1937 Coach Tours

Join the Gaelic celebration with these charming critters dressed in festive green, raising their glasses to a hearty 'Sláinte' on St. Patrick's Day.

County Louth / Irish Retro County Pride Design

Is Mise is Irish for 'I Am...' or 'My Name is...'

Good health to you!

County Kerry / Irish Retro County Pride Design

Tree of life -Yggdrasil and Runes alphabet

Merry Christmas Irish Tree. Christmassy design perfect for festive person who loves Irish Christmas. Grab this design as an Ireland Christmas gift for your friend or family who also loves Christmas Slainte Irish Drink. The design is also great for an Irish Xmas day or 12 pubs of christmas.

Celtic Symbols ignite your spirit! This Celtic Cross design, bathed in Ireland's hues, unlocks the timeless power of ancient symbols. Embrace your heritage!

A Celtic road sign

Green text with the word "Sidhe", meaning "Fae" or "Fariy Folk" in the Irish language. Tag @maiamystia on photos of any product you purchased from my shop.

Ireland’s St Patrick’s Day - old Gaelic Language translates to Water of Life. Musical note text.

Ireland’s St Patrick’s Day - old Gaelic Language translates to Water of Life. Yellow text.

Meas na Filiochta

Fierce Craic, Irish Slang for Fun, The Craic. When you meet someone in Ireland they'll say "What's the craic?" or “How's the craic?”, which basically means “how are you?”

Ireland’s St Patrick’s Day - old Gaelic Language translates to Water of Life. Yellow text.

Ireland’s St Patrick’s Day - old Gaelic Language translates to Water of Life. Green starry text.

Ireland’s St Patrick’s Day - old Gaelic Language translates to Water of Life. Green starry text.

Irish, slainte

the Dara knot symbolises eternal love. Super Cute. Good for a rave or festival

The Dara Celtic Knot is one of a number of Celtic symbols for strength and inner strength. The symbol comes from the Gaelic word 'Doire', which means 'Oak Tree'. The Dark Knot is believed to represent the magnificent root system that robustly holds up the heavy body of an ancient oak tree.

Fierce Craic, Irish Slang for Fun, The Craic. When you meet someone in Ireland they'll say "What's the craic?" or “How's the craic?”, which basically means “how are you?”

Erin go Bragh (Éire go Brách) is a Gaelic saying that means Ireland Forever first used in the 1790's. FRP, Forever Respectful & Peaceful. Forever supporting our members with a kind, free from judgement place to call "home".

Clannish Warrior Culture meets Tribal Warrior Culture and they understood each other!

Finnley conveys a sense of modernity and sophistication, with a hint of traditional charm. It's a versatile name suitable for a variety of purposes.

You know how it is... you're in Mass, you're thinking about your dinner or the footy on later. THREE HAIL MARYS AND TWO OUR FATHERS!

Whats the Craic, Irish Slang for Fun, The Craic. When you meet someone in Ireland they'll say "What's the craic?" or “How's the craic?”, which basically means “how are you?”

Bee to the blossom, moth to the flame; Each to his passion; what's in a name? ~ Helen Hunt Jackson

Ireland’s St Patrick’s Day - old Gaelic Language translates to Water of Life. Heather coloured text.

Spread love everywhere with this message in Gaelic decorated with a Celtic heart knot. Perfect for any special occasion or to show your Irish pride and love for Ireland.

St Patricks day Leprechaun shamrock heart. Perfect for paddy’s day celebrate with this design. Shamrock heart and leprechaun Irish American pride.