Dublin City Pillows

Celebrate your Irish roots with my 'Irish' tee—a proud display of heritage, culture, and the spirited essence of the Emerald Isle.

Minimalistic map design fitting for everyone who loves Galway-Ireland. For all travelers, locals and Galway lovers.

Would you ever stop acting the maggot and peel those spuds, like?

A must-have for every Irish girl out on the town.

Feeling inspired by the stunning city of Dublin, I decided to create a watercolor painting capturing its iconic skyline. 🌆 This colorful wall art is a great addition to any space and makes a wonderful gift for those who adore Dublin. #Dublin #skyline #giftidea

Athletic logo design with green shamrock

Circular windows in an Art Deco seaside shelter. Taken in Clontarf, Dublin.

St Patricks Day Dublin Up The Fun

Two people walking down a dark alleyway somewhere in Dublin.

Dive into the emerald depths of Swords, Ireland, with this captivating vintage map. Unravel medieval myths, trace ancient footsteps, and explore the charming town's hidden corners, one lush green lane at a time. Wear your Swords pride with a touch of historical intrigue!

An empty bathing shelter by the sea in Dublin.

A quiet moment in Anne's Lane, Dublin.

Embark on a vintage journey through Tallaght, Ireland, with this captivating map. Explore charming streets, uncover hidden gems, and relive the town's vibrant past, one emerald hue at a time. Unleash your inner cartographer and wear your love for Tallaght with pride!

Silver Irish Teapot cut from a map of 1883 Dublin Ireland

Exclusive to Irish Nostalgia's art catalogue, this is a hand-drawn illustration by artist Alan Hogan featuring a rare elevation view of the old Abbey Theatre in Dublin, Ireland. The Abbey Theatre has been the starting place of many fine and famous Irish actors and actresses since its establishment in 1904. However, in 1952 a huge fire eventually led to the famous theatre's closure and ultimate demolition 10 years later. This is one of only two drawings Hogan made of this old theatre in it's former glory.

The Flag of Ireland

I love cities. My plans and skyline prints are drawn in a minimalist and pure style. When choosing the cities, I follow my inclinations. In addition to Berlin, there are also Tel Aviv, New York and Lisbon and soon many more. Take a look every now and then. The print is part of the 44spaces city map series.

It Won't Always Be Like This

Officially, the Liffey Bridge, but better known as the Ha'penny Bridge as originally that was the toll to cross.

Bród / Pride - Retro Faded Style Design