Craggy Island Crewneck Sweatshirts

I went to Las Vegas rather than Lourdes

Blindboy Boatclub - - Retro Aesthetic Fan Art

I Shot J R Parody Design. a perfect gift for a partner or friend who loves all things Father Ted related.

Feck Irish Slang, Feck, mirrored hand font by my own human hand!! Feck, white backward word hand-lettering.

Drink Feck Arse Girls - White Text. A perfect gift for a partner or friend who loves all things comedy and Father Ted.

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.

Because of Father Ted.

Dreamy Sleepy Nightie Snoozy Snooze Design. A perfect gift for a partner or friend who loves all things comedy and Father Ted.

We hope you will love our design as much as Father Jack loves his brick. Saying that, he did throw it at Father Ted's melon. And check out our whole collection of our cult TV & film references as tattoo art. It's what we do.

My Lovely Horse

Now in situ on Craggy Island, the Holy Stone of Clonrichert is a Grade 2 Holy Relic. This design is perfect for fans of all things Craggy Island, or collectors of Holy Relics!! Let people know that you too have seen the holy stone with this design, availale on tshirts, hats, hoodies, stickers and more!

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.

Speed 3 Father Dougal takes over the role of milkman after the priests get the regular milkman fired, but the former milkman gets the last laugh. This hilarious design is available now on a range of gifts including stickers, father ted t-shirts, hoodies, father dougal bags and more!

CRILLY!!!! Beware of Bishop Brennan is a simple but striking design from Melty Shirts paying tribute to all things Craggy island. Available in all colours and sizes as a t-shirt, hoody, sticker, bag and several more products! Simply add to cart and check out to get this design winging it's way to you now!

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

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

I love my brick instead.

An important man with an important job, watching the corner flag. This hilarious father ted fan design is avialable now. Show your love for Father Dougal with this design on your choice of t-shirt, hoody or more!

Typography Feck Yeah, Ireland, Feck Irish Slang, handwritten font by my own human hand x

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

"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

Sinéad O'Connor Retro Aesthetic Fan Gift Design

This 'Careful Now' design is a must for fans of Father Ted and all things craggy island! Available in store now on t-shirts, stickers, hoodies and more!!

Typography Feck Yeah, Ireland, Feck Irish Slang, handwritten font by my own human hand x

It's lovely, lovely Daniel!

Johnny Logan 80s Aesthetic Fan Gift Design

It's lovely wee Mickey D!

We Put the Brick on the Accelerator

In the words of the Irish... Feck!

Sinead O'Connora Smoke

Kapow... Zap... Feck...

It's lovely, lovely wee Daniel!

Johnny Logan 80s Aesthetic Fan Gift Design

Sinéad O'Connor Retro Aesthetic Fan Gift Design

Feck! Drink! Girls! Honour the wisdom of Father Jack with this design of some of his deepest thoughts. And check out our whole collection of our cult TV & film references as tattoo art. It's what we do.

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.