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Glass Irish Stone featuring a Celtic Cross in black frame – Ballybrick Glass
Glass Irish Stone featuring a Celtic Cross in black frame – Ballybrick Glass
Glass Irish Stone featuring a Celtic Heart in black frame – Ballybrick Glass
Glass Irish Stone featuring a Celtic knot in black frame – Ballybrick Glass
Glass Irish Stone featuring a Celtic Shamrock in black frame – Ballybrick Glass
Glass Irish Stone featuring a Celtic Triskele in black frame – Ballybrick Glass
Glass Ogaham Stone saying Anam Cara / Friend in black frame by Ballybrick Glass
Glass Ogaham Stone saying Gra/ love in black frame – Ballybrick Glass
‘Cyprus Avenue’ Print – Belfast Times
‘Jawbox Gin’ Print – Belfast Times
‘The Best Tea Cake in the World’ Print – Belfast Times
‘Veda’ Pink Print – Belfast Times
Slang Names of Lurgan MAP Poster
AFTERIMAGE by Déirdre Keough
‘Bí amaideach. Bí Ionraid. Bí Cineálta.’(Be Silly. Be Honest. Be Kind) Ralph Waldo Emerson Quote Print on Wood – Once Upon a Dandelion
‘Home Sweet Home’ Print on Wood – Once Upon a Dandelion
‘Cara’ (Friend) Print on Wood – Once Upon a Dandelion
Bean Feasa (Wise Woman) Print on Wood – Once Upon a Dandelion
Grá (Love) Print on Wood – by Once Upon a Dandelion
‘A Wee Cupán Tae’ A4 Print – Connect The Dots Design
Beautiful A4 Print created by Connect The Dot Designs. 🎨“Hi, I'm Úna Méabh. While looking for an Irish language wedding card a few months later all I could find were traditional olde celtic style cards that my granny would have loved. She was a lovely woman but I wanted something fun and colourful. I ended up designing a card myself; a theme that has followed me through this business journey. Can’t find it? make it yourself.Since those very early days the business has grown from a single card to a full range of greeting cards, multiple art print collections and some gorgeous stationery items.This is my actual real-life big girl job and I do sometimes have to stop and smile at where I am and what I have acheived. I'm proud of it and I'm excited for what's yet to come.”
‘Ard Mhacha’ County A4 Print – Connect The Dots Design
Beautiful A4 Print created by Connect The Dot Designs. 🎨“Hi, I'm Úna Méabh. While looking for an Irish language wedding card a few months later all I could find were traditional olde celtic style cards that my granny would have loved. She was a lovely woman but I wanted something fun and colourful. I ended up designing a card myself; a theme that has followed me through this business journey. Can’t find it? make it yourself.Since those very early days the business has grown from a single card to a full range of greeting cards, multiple art print collections and some gorgeous stationery items.This is my actual real-life big girl job and I do sometimes have to stop and smile at where I am and what I have acheived. I'm proud of it and I'm excited for what's yet to come.”
‘Marbh le Tae’ A4 Print – Connect The Dots Design
Beautiful A4 Print created by Connect The Dot Designs. 🎨“Hi, I'm Úna Méabh. While looking for an Irish language wedding card a few months later all I could find were traditional olde celtic style cards that my granny would have loved. She was a lovely woman but I wanted something fun and colourful. I ended up designing a card myself; a theme that has followed me through this business journey. Can’t find it? make it yourself.Since those very early days the business has grown from a single card to a full range of greeting cards, multiple art print collections and some gorgeous stationery items.This is my actual real-life big girl job and I do sometimes have to stop and smile at where I am and what I have acheived. I'm proud of it and I'm excited for what's yet to come.”
