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A candle to light signifying two becoming one
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A reproduction of a map of Ireland c. 1851. Lovely framed in readily available stock frames
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Three tone (sterling silver with gold and rose gold plating)
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Sterling Silver with 14K and pink gold plated accents
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Three tone (sterling silver with gold and rose gold plating) square Celtic Cross
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Lovely wall cross with the classic Irish Blessing
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In Ancient Ireland, it was believed that each person had a Guardian Angel. This is Belleek’s Angel of Protection
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sweet little lamb for over 3 years old
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You don’t have to be a child to appreciate the sentiment of nightly prayers
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The quintesential gentlman’s accessory. Made in Ireland from the Blackthorn tree for centuries
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Lovely flat cross, solid brass
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Lovely flat cross, solid brass with nickel silver finish
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Money Clip in classic Claddagh design
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Authentic clay pipes made on century old molds
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A very special font struck from in the classic Clonmacnoise design
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Keep track of your points in the age-old card game
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Si-Og. Made in Ireland – “Maeve” 14″ Document included
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Si-Og. Made in Ireland “Aisling” 10″ tall. Document included
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11 of 300 Hand made in Ireland – 14″
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Holy Water font honoring St. Patrick
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Galway Crystal has long been one of the world’s best known and loved brands of traditionally crafted crystal. Nestled in the heart of the West of Ireland, on the shores of Galway Bay, Galway Crystal is steeped in the rich and diverse heritage of this unique hinterland. Our inspiration comes from the sheer beauty of the surrounding countryside Connemara, Galway Bay and Lough Corrib and from the wealth of history and folklore which is synonymous with Galway, the famous City of Tribes.
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A fine way to appreciate a good whiskey is in the proper “nosing” glass.
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The classic gift for a wedding or new home. Put it over the doorway
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Leather with embossed Guinness insignia
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Canvas with wings
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Irish Designs silver plated with wooden stick Large
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Irish Designs silver plated with wooden stick small
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Lovely soap made in Wicklow, Ireland
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Iconic “Herself” mug
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Irish made Belleek Standing High Cross
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Iconic “Himself” mug
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100% Cotton Throw, made in America. Machine washable. 40″ x 60″ Can be a wall hanging or keep your feet warm on a cold evening.
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Classic Belleek pattern “Kylemore”
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Cuddly lamb for children over three
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A candle to light signifying two becoming one,often used with the 10″ Tapers – 3″ diameter 6″ tall
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Takes an 11x 14 picture to remember the special day
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A Celtic Tradition has it that every couple should receive a bell as a wedding gift. The bell is placed in the newlywed’s home. When a disagreement takes place, one of the couple rings the bell to end the discord and declare a truce without an admission of fault.
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This delightful cross comes from the heart of Ireland and the town of Ballina, where the Shannon River leaves Lough Derg and rushes toward the city of Limerick and then the ocean. Cross is 10″ x 5.5″.
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The Ballinrobe cross is found in County May. Ballinrobe is near Lough Mask, a lake, which s wide enough to produce choppy waves in rough weather. Nearby is the ruins of Inishmanina Abbey, a 13th century Augustinian house, originally founded by St. Connan in the 6th century. Also nearby is Cong Abbey which was founded in about 1120 by Turlough O’Connor, High King of Ireland, on the site of a 6th century church associated with St. Feichin. Cross is 10″ x 5″.
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This lovely cross design was found near Ballyshannon. Although several centuries old, it is not one of the ancient high cross monuments of Ireland. At the center is the sacred heart of Jesus with rays of light surrounding it. The outer ring is thought to represent heaven. Cross is 6.5″ x 4.25″
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Carved into the face of the cross is an Irish harp and scores of shamrocks. Both have become famous symbols of Ireland. The harp figures into many of the old Irish myths. The shamrock is from a legend about St. Patrick that says he used a shamrock with its three leaves to explain the Trinity, the triple nature of God. Cross is 14″x 6″.
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This cross design was developed and inspired by a cross at the present-day ruins. The shamrocks, of course, are a symbol of Ireland and seem to represent “everything Irish”. The heart and rays streaming from it represent Christ, the Light of the World. The small bosses of spirals represent spiritual growth. Along the sides of the shaft we have added a well-known Irish blessing. “May your blessings outnumber the shamrocks.” Cross is 8.5″ x 4.25″.
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Mechanical pocket watch with windows to inside. On a watch chain.
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Mechanical pocket watch with windows to inside. On a watch chain.
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Frame with classic message and a locket to hold ashes, a picture, a lock of hair
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Memorial Locket to hold a remembrance of your loved one.
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A Hanky for the Mother of the Bride to carry to dab away the tears.
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ogham baby plaque with photo-11″x12.5″
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wedding plaque with photo – 16.5″ x 11″
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Plush piggie is great for the over three year old child
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Belleek made in Ireland with the traditional Irish Blessing
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Pewter flask with Shamrock design by Mullingar Pewter of Ireland
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4 Jute coasters in a basket
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Rosary with shamrocks carved in fire polished rocks and Pewter Findings
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Rosary with shamrocks carved in fire polished rocks and Sterling Findings
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Authentic shillelagh made from the Blackthorn tree
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Hand made in Ireland – documented Collector’s item – 8″
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Hand made in Ireland – documented Collector’s item – 12″
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china mug printed with Slainte – gaelic for Health
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Handmade Stained Glass from Ireland 3″ x 3 1/4″ Suitable for sun catching or Christmas ornament
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