Irish Nostalgia

Description: Throwback to a sixties Mod boutique in Dublin. Part of the old Roches Stores chain back in the day.

Description: Irish slang for 'everything is good!'

Description: Irish slang for 'everything is good!'

Description: ❤ Sneachta - Sneachta is the Irish word for Snow.

Description: The popular window figurine known as the 'White Lady' as seen placed in the front window of many households around parts of Dublin Ireland is given a mirrored sports-style image makeover here.

Description: Parody design based on the famous sign in Nevada.

Description: Retro redesigned 1970's summer t-shirt design.

Description: Vintage style Dublin car design.

Description: An Irish tricolor of record adapters.

Description: A popified version of the old Hydrant signs found in Ireland. Often said to bring luck to those who touched it! Now let it bring luck to those who wear it!!!

Description: Black and amber Kilkenny county colours on a vintage style roundel, version 2..

Description: Black and amber Kilkenny county colours on a vintage style roundel, version 1..

Description: Black and white Sligo county colours on a vintage style roundel, version 2..

Description: Black and white Sligo county colours on a vintage style roundel.

Description: A distressed roundel design in the Orange and White colours of County Armagh in Ireland.

Description: Saffron and white colours of County Antrim on a flat-coloured roundel.

Description: Irish writer and poet Oscar Wilde.

Description: Old celtic-style design in colour featuring 'Déanta in Éireann', the celtic-irish words meaning 'Made in Ireland'.

Description: Homage art to Irish showband legend Dickie Rock.

Description: Classic digital game Invader as seen on Chris O'Dowd's t-shirt in the IT Crowd.

Description: Old Irish-style design featuring 'Déanta in Éireann', the celtic-irish words meaning 'Made in Ireland'.

Description: Reconstructed design based on the old neon sign from a much-loved ice-cream parlour called 'Palm Grove' situated on O'Connell Street in Dublin city during the 1960's.

Description: Féile was a major music festival held in Ireland during the 1990's. It was also known as 'The Trip to Tipp' as it was situated in County Tipperary. It has since become a nostalgic part of Irish music and rock folklore. This design is also available with black figures for light-coloured t-shirts.

Description: Retro 70's throwback to a famous Dublin niteclub in Ireland.

Description: A homage to all great public houses that are no longer with us.

Description: Big in the Discos! ...a famous Irish saying which was coined by legendary Irish DJ Larry Gogan.

Description: A popular late-night cafe for revellers to chill out in Dublin city once upon a time. It's now a derelict building if not demolished, but this artwork will hopefully continue the legend for those who may remember it.

Description: A distressed roundel design in the Gold, White and Green colours of County Kerry and County Offaly in Ireland. Option 2/2 designs in these colours.

Description: Vintage vinyl tribute.

Description: Retro design of a familiar Irish name.

Description: Playful Irish Pun of the day!

Description: Parody mash-up of familiar Dublin salty nuts and popular seaside village.

Description: Reproduction of an old sign found at the entrance to the Dandelion Market in Dublin. This was a famous marketplace in Dublin city centre during the 1960's and 1970's which was demolished to make way for a shopping centre. Once a popular meeting place for many Dubliners and a busy market for clothes and bric'a'brac, this was also the place where Irish rock band U2 played their first live concerts in 1979. Every Saturday afternoon for six weeks, U2 played The Dandelion Market Car Park. '50 pence admission, all ages welcome,' . 'People talk about these gigs as being legendary.

Description: Original illustration of the old Abbey theatre in Dublin, Ireland.

Description: A design featuring the magical county of Westmeath in Ireland, with a silhouette of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Athlone town.

Description: Story as in "What's the story?", a slang phrase commonly used in Dublin Ireland when asking a friend how they are or what have they been up to lately.