

Irish Sayings Carved Wood Pub Signs
Irish Sayings Carved Wood Pub Signs. From our 'Irish Man Cave' Pub Sign' (perfect for the home pub) to 'May our home be too small for all of our fr...
View full detailsIrish Sayings Carved Wood Pub Signs. From our 'Irish Man Cave' Pub Sign' (perfect for the home pub) to 'May our home be too small for all of our fr...
View full detailsCéad Míle Fáilte Boxed Plaque. The traditional Irish greeting which means 100,000 welcomes. The Irish respect the significance of the welcome as a ...
View full detailsGrandparents House Rules Cookies for breakfast, sleepovers welcome, expect to be spoiled, laugh-giggle-snuggle, kitchen open 24 hours, bedtime is n...
View full detailsThis is a stunning Our Ireland maps are laser-carved into Baltic Birch wood providing an intricate, 3-Dimensional, meticulously accurate bathymetri...
View full detailsDerry Cross. This cross symbolizes spring, new growth, new beginnings, and new creativity. The knotwork in the center represents the ties that bin...
View full detailsLarge Celtic Cross Wood Carving CR-01 22"H x 8"W x 2"D
Ballyshannon Cross. Ballyshannon is located on the western sea and at the mouth of the River Earne. It is a magical, enchanting area in northweste...
View full detailsDromahair Cross. Deep peace of the running waves to you,Deep peace of the flowing air to youDeep peace of the smiling stars to youDeep peace of the...
View full detailsTree of Life Wood Carving. Celebrate your family with one of our Tree of Life carvings ~ the roots represent your ancestors, you and your living re...
View full detailsSlane Abbey Cross. Above the village of Slane, the first Easter fire was lit by St. Patrick in 433 to symbolize the arrival of Christianity to Irel...
View full detailsThe Will of God The will of God will never take you where the grace of God will not protect you. This is a print from an original illumination by C...
View full detailsCladdagh - Love, Loyalty and Friendship Plaque. Recognised worldwide, the claddagh is the ultimate symbol of love, loyalty and friendship. Bro...
View full detailsDo Something Special Today will never come again. So do something special. Be a blessing. Be a friend. Encourage someone. Take time to care. Let yo...
View full detailsA Wedding Toast May you never steal, lie or cheat. But if you must steal, then steal away my sorrows. And if you must lie, lie with me all the nigh...
View full detailsPeace To All Who Enter Peace to all who enter...Welcome from our heart...Enjoy yourself within...God bless as you depart. This is a print from an ...
View full detailsDance In The Rain Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass...it's about learning to dance in the rain. This is a print from an original illum...
View full detailsSt Kevin's Cross. St. Kevin’s Cross is named after the founder of the Glendalough Monastery in (Glendalough Valley of the Two Lakes) Ireland. The ...
View full detailsBidden Or Not Bidden. Carl Jung, the eminent psychologist, 1875-1961, had this carved, in Latin, over the front door of his house in Zurich. This ...
View full detailsCeltic Cross and Peace Prayer Plaque. This Celtic cross offers a blessing of hope and peace. A traditional Celtic Cross with the dove of peace in ...
View full detailsCeltic Cross of Commitment Plaque. Understanding the importance of commitment can be crucial to the successful outcome of a venture or relationship...
View full detailsCross of Journeys and Meetings Plaque. This carving of two people on either side of the Tree of Life comes from a 1,000 year old stone in Co. Doneg...
View full detailsFamily Tree Plaque. The Tree epitomizes Life itself, with its roots drawing up nourishment from the earth, its trunk soaring skyward and its branch...
View full detailsSláinte Plaque. Perhaps the furthest-traveled and most widely known of all Gaelic words, Sláinte is an expression of Celtic bonhomie, a greeting me...
View full detailsPenal Cross. Oldest of the great Irish High Crosses, dating from the 7th century, this stands over 3 meters tall in Carndonagh, Co. Donegal. Bron...
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