Irish Folk Stickers

Awesome design for those who love Dancing. Thank you.

The Fields Of Athenry

Awesome design for those who love Dancing. Thank you.

Abstract celtic folk art inspired ornament, knot design.

Fortune's Favor - St. Patrick's Day Festive

Dubliners (no title)

Buzz Off

Awesome design for those who love Dancing. Thank you.

The moon. Tall dogs. Stars. How could it not make you happy?

Sinead O’Connor

I am Irish for st Patricks day. made for Irish and Irish Americans for this saint patricks day. lets drink some bear to this.

Home for a rest

The Dubliners were an Irish folk band founded in Dublin in 1962 as The Ronnie Drew Ballad Group after its founding member; they subsequently renamed themselves The Dubliners. The line-up saw many changes over their fifty-year career, but the group's success was centred on lead singers Luke Kelly and Ronnie Drew.

Soar into the world of dance with our cultured Dancing Eagle, a majestic performer embodying the grace of a ballet dancer and the traditional charm of kabuki, all while adorned in a striking kimono.

A group of happy icon friends spending time together.

Dancing llama with waltz style hip hop alpaca dance.

Black Irish is for dark-haired Irish, evil Irish types, the black sheep of the clan, ones with gangster proclivities, and others who just happen to like the color black. A fine Irish lad or lass might like it, too. :) Black Irish is a great way to show 'your Irish' and a great item for St. Patrick's Day or any day. Black Irish is Steamy Raimon original typography. * Lucky 4 Leaf Irish Clover is the 1st 4-leaf clover design for sale ever on www anywhere.

Ireland Abú / Ireland Forever! Retro Faded-Look Irish Design

Ronnie Drew -- Vintage Style Design

Landscape painting by John Duncan (1866-1945)

Andrew John Hozier-Byrne, known mononymously as Hozier, is an Irish musician, singer and songwriter. His music draws primarily from folk, soul, and blues, often employing religious and literary themes.

HOZIER VINYL SPLASH COLORFUL

Songs of Ireland

Aiofe by John Duncan

Saint Bride carried by angels, John Duncan 1913

The Sleeping Princess, John Duncan

Will o' the Wisps are a mysterious phenomenon within the British Isles, which hang over pools and marshes and have inspired the imaginations of many. Some say they are the souls of those bound to the earth and cannot enter Heaven nor Hell, others claim they are Faerie guardians of treasure whom will reward those brave enough to follow them (a legend, I imagine, started by the Fae themselves to lead even more wayward travellers to their deaths)

The Riders of the Sidhe, John Duncan (1866-1945)

Baba and Billy (portrait of the artist's daughter, Vivian), 1920 by John Duncan

Unicorn, by John Duncan 1933

The Coming of Bride (1917) by John Duncan

The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem

County Meath / Irish Retro County Pride Design

A watercolour portrait based on a photograph taken at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival taken by photographer friend Keith Saint and used with his permission.

Dubliners / Classic Line-Up Names List