Irish Gaelic Tapestries

This design features a traditional Irish Gaelic phrase, "Slainte," which is a toast to good health and happiness. The phrase is written in a classic Gaelic font, surrounded by a Celtic knot pattern. A perfect way to show your Irish pride!

Celebrate Saint Patricks Day and feature the flag of Ireland in a distressed shamrock and the Gaelic word for Cheers - Slainte. Great for any Irish festivity or celebration including Saint Pattys Day.

Pog Mo Thoin - Kiss My Ass! Celebrate Irish heritage on Saint Patricks Day or any Irish festival or celebration. Erin Go Bragh!

Tóg go bog é - meaning 'take it easy', 'relax' 'keep calm' in Irish (as Gaeilge) I have the same text but without the cat here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/13491558-tog-go-bog-e

Great for pub or bar crawl on st Patricks day, also a great gift for Irish family or friend. Kiss My Arse! Celebrate Irish heritage on Saint Patricks Day or wear to any Irish festival or celebration. Erin Go Bragh!

Great for any Irish festivity or celebration including Saint Pattys Day. Pog Mo Thoin Means Kiss My Ass in Gaelic!

Pog Mo Thoin - Kiss My Arse! Celebrate Irish heritage on Saint Patricks Day or wear to any Irish festival or celebration. Erin Go Bragh! Happy Saint Patricks Day

Gaelic Design with Celtic Shield

Great looking St Patrick's Day design. This tee features the classic drink from Ireland with the phrase Pog Mo Thoin. Makes a great gift for anyone Irish or for St Paddys Day. Show your Irish pride.

Gaelic footballer runs with the ball in the hard but fair game of gaelic football.

Number 1, One in Irish, hand drawn and type by my own human hand! 1 = a haon (ah hain) Counting in Gaelic Irish, Number One, for 1st birthday or number 1 in Irish sports. Send a greeting card for a first birthday, or number the days of your week x

Great looking St Patrick's Day design. This tee features the classic drink from Ireland. Makes a great gift for anyone Irish or for St Paddys Day. Show your Irish pride.

When St. Patrick's Day rolls around, everyone thinks of leprechauns, but the real unsung hero of the day is Uncle O'Grimacey, a green grimace that first made his appearance in 1975. He wears a green cob hat, a vest with shamrocks on it, and carries a traditional Irish shillelagh, and for several years, every March, around St. Patrick's Day, he would show up to promote his beloved green milkshakes. Uncle O’Grimacey had a short tenure as a mascot, and to be honest, it wasn’t a very memorable run as far as ad campaigns go, but for those who remember him, those memories are most likely good ones.

Number 5, Five in Irish, hand drawn and type by my own human hand! 5 = a cúig (ah coo-ig) Counting in Gaelic Irish, Number Five, for 5th birthday or number 5 in Irish sports. Send a greeting card for a fifth birthday, or number the days of your week x

Number 6, Six in Irish, hand drawn and type by my own human hand! 6 = a sé (ah shay) Counting in Gaelic Irish, Number Six , for 6th birthday or number 6 in Irish sports. Send a greeting card for a sixth birthday, or number the days of your week if you are an Irish Teacher or student.

Great looking St Patrick's Day design. This tee features the classic drink from Ireland. Makes a great gift for anyone Irish or for St Paddys Day. Show your Irish pride.

This is how true Irish buddies order a pint of beer! "Pionta beoir, le do thoil" - means "Can I have a pint of beer please?" This funny Gaelic Irish St. Patrick's Day shirt is the perfect Tee for St Paddy's Day as you make beer disappear with your friends. This Ireland Holiday and Celtic shirt shows a large pint beer with green and white Irish colors and a distressed retro style font and graphics. Perfect Gift for Saint Patricks Day, any other beer drinking occasion or to wear at the Irish pub. Slainte!

Everything Sounds Better In Gaelic - Ireland Celtic t-shirt. Perfect tshirt for your Irish friends! Great tee for any linguists who love the language!

Sláinte is Gaelic for “health” and a popular drinking toast in Ireland and Scotland. “If you’re lucky enough . . .” is a well known Irish saying. And of course there’s the legend of Saint Patrick driving all of the snakes out of Ireland. So raise a green beer to all things Irish.

Number 8, Eight in Irish, hand drawn and type by my own human hand! 8 = a hocht (ah huck-t) Counting in Gaelic Irish, Number Eight, for 8th birthday or number 8 in Irish sports. Send a greeting card for an eight birthday, or number the days of your month x

La fheile Padraig sona dhuit - Happy St. Patrick's Day! This is how true Irish say "Happy St. Patricks Day". This Gaelic Irish St. Patrick's Day shirt is the perfect Tee for St Paddy's Day as you celebrate the Irish Holiday with your friends. This Ireland Holiday and Celtic shirt features a nice Clover and Leprechaun hats. It comes in green and white Irish colors and a distressed retro style font and graphics. Perfect Gift for Saint Patricks Day or to wear at the Irish pub.

Do you leave the party on a high note, step aside, exit stage right? There one minute, the next gone. If so, this Irish Exit design is perfect for you. You also can buy this as a gift or present for those special friends prone to a good ole Irish exit.

Number 6, Six in Irish, hand drawn and type by my own human hand! 6 = a sé (ah shay) Counting in Gaelic Irish, Number Six , for 6th birthday or number 6 in Irish sports. Send a greeting card for a sixth birthday, or number the days of your week if you are an Irish Teacher or student.

O'Doherty's rebellion took place in 1608 when Sir Cahir Rua O'Doherty (Irish: Sir Cathaoir Ruadh Ó Dochartaigh), Lord of Inishowen, began an uprising against the Crown authorities in the west of Ulster in the north-west of the Kingdom of Ireland. O'Doherty, a Gaelic chieftain, had been a long-standing supporter of the Crown, but having been angered at his treatment by local officials he launched an attack on Derry, burning the town. O'Doherty may have hoped to negotiate a settlement with the government, but, after his death in a skirmish at Kilmacrennan, the rebellion collapsed with the last survivors being besieged on Tory Island.

Irish shamrock against a yellow background. An ideal gift for anyone who loves celebrating St. Patrick's Day (St. Paddy's Day), the patron saint of beer and beer lovers. Slainte!

Number 4, Four in Irish, hand drawn and type by my own human hand! 4 = a ceathair (ah cah-her) Counting in Gaelic Irish, Number Four, for 4th birthday or number 4 in Irish sports. Send a greeting card for a fourth birthday, or number the days of your week x

Number 3, Three in Irish, hand drawn and type by my own human hand! 3 = a trí (ah tree) Counting in Gaelic Irish, Number Three, for 3rd birthday or number 3 in Irish sports. Send a greeting card for the third birthday, or number the days of your week x

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Talk Irish To Me for Irish, Gaelic Irish, Ireland fans. Typography, written by own human hand. x badlydrawnbabe

Great looking St Patrick's Day design. This tee features the classic drink from Ireland. Makes a great gift for anyone Irish or for St Paddys Day. Show your Irish pride.

"Authentic Irish Gaa Gaelic and Hurling Jersey design, perfect for representing your favorite team on the field. Show your pride in style with this collection."

Great looking St Patrick's Day design. This tee features the classic drink from Ireland. Makes a great gift for anyone Irish or for St Paddys Day. Show your Irish pride.

Gaelic fishing by hook ink is a design for the Irish fisherman, Anyone who likes the Irish and or fishing will love to show off this design - be it a decal t-shirt mug you will love o wear or show of this Irish Gaelic fishing design. As a Goidelic language, Scottish Gaelic, as well as both Irish and Manx, developed out of Old Irish

Irish patriotism design perfect for irish americans who love Ireland designs. It can be also given as an irish heritage gift to your friend who also loves Ireland. Design is also fitting in time for St Patricks Day, on March 17.

Gaelic Quotation meaning Beautiful Warrior : Laoch eireachdail

Samhain is a Gaelic festival marking the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter or the "darker half" of the year. Traditionally, it is celebrated from 31 October to 1 November.