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Every year my hubby, Joe, says he needs an Ireland gift guide so he knows what to get me for Christmas. He seems to think I am difficult to buy for.

He’s crazy. Anything Ireland-related is of course going to get him a gold star.

But there are clear winners when it comes to Ireland-themed gifts.  If I am giving or getting an Ireland-themed gift, it has to be evocative. I want to smell it, taste it, feel it.

It should immediately take me back to Ireland or have me plopping down at my computer to search for flights in anticipation of our next trip.

If you’re lucky enough to have a spouse/child/sibling/friend who is lucky an Ireland lover in your life, this Ultimate Ireland Gift Guide should get you sorted.

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Direct from Ireland Gifts:

• My Ireland Box :  Joe got me a three-month subscription last year (and then we kept it up!).  I absolutely loved getting a little bit of Ireland straight to my mailbox every month. Curated in Dingle and sourced throughout Ireland, these monthly gift boxes are something to look forward to well beyond the holidays. 
• Irish Turf : Is there anything quite sitting by a cozy peat fire in a pub in Ireland? Wait until you open this box–the smell will take you right back.  
• Connemara Marble Worry Stone :  Have you heard of the worry stone? It’s a sensory stone that you rub when you are worried to help reduce anxiety. I think this one is so neat. Made from marble in Connemara, Co. Galway, Ireland
• Ireland Puzzles : I love these puzzles–they’re so vivid and creative. All items are made in Ireland with Irish artists. You get a flat shipping rate to the US so you can stock up. M ade in West Cork, Ireland. 
• JJ Corry Whiskey : Female-owned; only whiskey bonder in Ireland. This one is made for the mixed drink high-ball (soda, and lime juice). Yum. Made in Co. Clare, Ireland.
• Salty Sea Sisters Map to Frame : I always dote on about experiencing local in Ireland. Well, there isn’t any more local than the Salty Sea Sisters swim meet-ups for women who want to take a dip on their trip. Add an adorable framable map with the beaches across Ireland labeled too…Love it.
• Bean and Goose Chocolates : An Ireland Gift Guide wouldn’t be right without a bit of chocolate. Elevated chocolate for those who really like chocolate. I would 100% would recommend the three-month subscription box for Christmas.  Made in Co. Wexford, Ireland.
• Handmade Soap Company : Soaps, candles, lotions, creams, oils. There are lots of options from the Handmade Soap Company. They’ve even gone international–you can order online at Ulta or their website has free shipping to the US on orders over $60. Made in Slane, Co. Meath
• Be lleek Tea Cup Set : Light, beautiful. I call it my Sunday cup because I only get it out when I can sit down and actually appreciate drinking from it.
• Waterford Crystal Whiskey Glass Set : If tea isn’t your thing, perhaps whiskey is. Isn’t this a beautiful Waterford Crystal set?

Ireland Travel Gifts

• Travel Journal :  Do not go to Ireland without a place to write down all your memories and put your keepsakes. How beautiful is this one? It’s like a souvenir in its own right. 
• Packing Cubes :  Are you a packing cube convert? You should be. This is the best brand–durable, sustainable, and has a no-matter-what lifetime guarantee. 
• Road Atlas : Beware. This map is huge and amazing. Great for pre-planning/hanging on the wall. Simply fold it up to only view a small area while you’re traveling.  
• Adapter : Always go for a universal adapter with USB ports.
• Rain Jacket : The best rain jacket. The hood has the perfect cinch and little lip that keeps the water off your face, and it rolls up quite small for easy packing.

Book Lover & Ireland Lover Gifts

• DK Eyewitness Ireland :  The first guidebook you get should be full of photos and information. DK Eye witness does a great job with good pictures and just enough information so that it isn’t overwhelming. 
• What the wind knows by Amy Harmon : Irish h istory, a bit of love, a lot of drama, a few surprises, and oh-so-good. My favorite Irish-fiction Ireland read in a while.
• The Gracelin O’Malley Trilogy by Ann Moor e: I picked this up a few years ago and can’t believe I’ve never mentioned it. Inside you’ll find an easy-to-read story about a young Irish woman who marries an English landowner to help her family during the potato famine era. As you can guess loss and tragedy are a theme but so are resiliency and independence.
• Living with Ghosts, The Inside Story from a “Troubles” Mind : A new book by acclaimed journalist, Brian Rowan. Rowan knew all the players during the darkest days of the troubles. He was respected on all sides and gained trust few were able to obtain. The book tells his very personal story of going behind the scenes of war–retracing his steps during that fearful and dangerous time with us.
• We Don’t Know Ourselves by Finan O’Toole : O’Toole’s memoir received critical acclaim for good reason. It’s a non-fiction book that reads like a gripping novel–grant he was born in 1958 in Ireland and saw his fair share of ups and downs.
• The best of Irish Soups by Eileen O’Driscoll :  Oh my goodness. This simple little cookbook (could be in a stocking!) has the best Irish soup recipes. They take me back in an instant. I highly recommend the carrot parsnip soup (you may want a kitchen scale  if you don’t already have one).
• Aran Throw : Cozy. Warm. And, oh so Irish feeling. Nothing like draping this over my lap with a hot cup of tea and a good book on a quiet weekend morning.

Stocking Stuffer Gifts for the Ireland Fanatic

• “I’d rather be in Ireland” mug : I really would rather be in Ireland (and I think everyone I know knows it), but just in case they don’t. 😂
• Ornament :  Isn’t this just the sweetest ornament you’ve ever seen? I want to decorate a whole tree with her ornaments. Made in Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
• Key Chain :  A dear friend gave me one of these sweet lambkins after her trip to Ireland. I think of her and Ireland every time I head out the door. Such a great gift. Made in Co. Monaghan, Ireland
• Magnet :  Let’s get lost in these dreamy Irish hills. 
• Tear Away A Day Ireland Calendar : A little bit of Ireland for every day in 2023. 
• Ownership Rights for a Bit of Ireland : Part gag gift, part super cool. This company owns land in Ireland and they give you forever access/ownership rights to a piece of it. Once purchased you get the GPS coordinates to visit it yourself (you can even pitch a tent and stay there!).

Let’s Reminisce about Our Ireland Trip Gifts

• Barry’s Tea : Classic Irish tea–go for the red box for the best flavor.  
• Crisps/Chips : Did you try any of Keogh’s crisps when you were in Ireland? I love the Atlantic Sea Salt and Irish Cider Vinegar flavor.
• Framable Map : Can’t you picture this hanging up in a room next to photos from your trip?

Ireland Clothing Gift Guide

• Irish Tweed Cap : Joe has one just like this. Isn’t it dashing?
• Winter Wool Hat : A modern take on Irish wool products–I adore Liadain’s colorful products. Made in Ireland from sustainable Donegal wool.
• Aran Sweater : Classic. Cozy. Perfect for the holidays and long winter nights. 
• Connemara Marble Necklace : I love a simple necklace. This one is modern with a nod to Connemara with two small Connemara Marble stones. Gorgeous. (The whole shop has so many beautiful and affordable pieces). 
• Aran Socks :  Combine these socks, with a cup of tea and an Aran blanket, and you’ve got the Ireland Gift Guide trifecta. Boom, I’M IN IRELAND. 

* Note: Some of the items in the Ireland Gift Guide ship from Ireland. Please order well in advance. Shipping and duty rates vary. Read the terms and conditions of each seller. 

Have you ever received a travel or Ireland-themed gift?

What would you like to give (or get)?! I’d love to hear in the comments.

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17 comments.

What an awesome list! I want almost all of them :) Actually I own the Belleek Tea Cups #15 and they are beautiful and delicate. Thanks Stephanie for putting this together and including many small businesses like me. I hope you get a little Irish in your stocking this year. For those last minute shoppers out there – I’d add Irish Whiskey or some Guinness and/or some good tea which you could pick up at the grocers.

Thanks Abby! So glad to include you. I love the signs I just bought. So cute!!! :-)

Please don’t forget the Burren Perfumery.

A stellar option to visit on the burren — I believe in Kerry.

Yes, the lotions and potions from the Burren Perfumery in Co. Clare are wonderful!! https://burrenperfumery.com/

What good taste! I absolutely adore the Burren Perfumery. It’s still on my original gift guide back in 2012? (How was that almost 10 years ago?!). https://www.infiniteireland.com/top-20-christmas-gifts-for-the-ireland-fanatic/

A couple of other gifts that I bought for myself and treasure are:

A silver necklace from Declan Killen jeweler: declankillen.com

A slate with Welcome written in Ogham. We bought ours at a craft market, but there are many available online

I love these ideas, Paddi, especially a sign with Ogham. I have an Ogham necklace that I absolutely cherish. ❤️

My Travel Journal was a God send, but the one listed here is absolutely phenomenal. Just perfect. My daughter and new son in law are planning a delayed trip to Ireland. It will be a perfect gift. So many other great gift ideas. Thank You so much. Linda Charlotte’s Web was favorite in this house. Loved it. Can’t wait for the photos!!

Welcome Linda! I absolutely adore that journal too–way better than the ones I try to cobble together.

Watch your email tomorrow for a pic of the boys–they had such a great time!! ❤️

I love my Irish linen hand towels that I bought at Kylemore Abbey. They are beautiful. I was not happy when a teen actually used one and left a red food stain (probably hot chip dust), but I hand washed it and it came right out. I also love my spoon rest with KA signature fushia on it and coasters with Celtic images on them.

Oh Ione! What a lovely souvenir!! I love Irish linen and would have been very cross by a stain. Ha. You handled that like a champ. :-)

Love your gift suggestions. I love fun items from Wacky Woolies and beautiful bronze plaques from Wild Goose. I’ve also purchased hand printed wall decor from Biddy Murphy Irish Gifts (thru Amazon). Best wishes to you.

The Wild Goose has some beautiful pieces. I will have to add that suggestion to next year’s updates. Great idea!! :-)

Thank you for featuring my travel journal on your beautiful site! I’m honored to be part of such a stunning collection.

Welcome Cindy!! It’s stunning and functional. So hard to get both. :-)

Love all of these ideas! Hope to visit my number one bucket list in my near future. Reading Ireland travel blogs is my favorite pass-time, yours by far is my favorite, Stephanie!

I’m looking for a higher price item for a retirement gift around $500. Any suggestions for someone with a boyfriend in Ireland, so they will probably travel there, and she’s also a book-lover. I may just make a package with a book, blanket, tea cups, lotion, etc. But I want to check in here to see if there is a single item you would recommend.

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25 Best Irish Souvenirs: What to Buy in Ireland

November 20, 2022

Here’s your perfect guide to what to buy in Ireland, from the hand-crafted and beautiful to the kitsch and kinda cute. Roll up for this inside list on the best souvenirs in Ireland.

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The Best Souvenirs in Ireland

Wondering what to buy in Ireland that’s worth your attention? Ireland awaits with its glorious cliffs, the churn of the Atlantic, and a rich history that goes back to ancient times. Whether you’re taking a quick city break in Dublin or expanding your trip along the Wild Atlantic Way, you cannot go home without taking a piece of Ireland’s charm with you.

Luckily, the Irish know how to make the best souvenirs, with products ranging from fine whiskey to cosy sweaters and even marble. So, when you pack, make sure to save some room in your bag and put some money aside. It’s time to talk about what to buy in Ireland: the best Irish souvenirs.

Disclosure: on my most recent trip to Ireland, I travelled as part of a partnership with Globus: Ireland by Design. Some of the best souvenirs in Ireland that I’m recommending here came from that trip, a trip which introduced us to handmade goods and food through their YourChoice experiences. As ever, as always, I kept the right to write what I like. Otherwise, what’s the point?

Plan your own trip to Ireland

Ireland is a great country to travel around, either by yourself or with a group. Check out this week long Ireland itinerary over her e and discover what I thought about my trip with Globus vs when I travelled by myself.

Globus combine the best of both worlds with their tours: a group tour keeps prices affordable and provides lots of chances to meet likeminded people. But their flexible itineraries and ChoicesTouring concept mean that you can choose the activities which speak to you the most.

Best Food Irish Souvenirs

The greatest thing about choosing food as a souvenir is that you get to spin out your trip just a little longer. Once you get home, you can sit back, pour yourself a glass of Irish whiskey and serve it with a slice of cheese and let the scent and taste remind you of all you’ve just seen.

Here’s what I can recommend you try…

Irish Cheese

With a land full of pastures, it’s not surprising that cheese is a big hit. One of the best Irish gifts you can get for loved ones is a full Irish cheese selection.

Cashel Blue tops the list as Ireland’s most popular cheese, with others close behind. One of my favourites is the Cnoc Dubh fresh goat cheese produced by Larry and Anne Maguire at their farm in Galway, so if you are on your way to see the Cliffs of Moher, make sure to stop here and grab some exceptional cheese for your return.

Irish Soda Bread

Irish soda bread is the staple of Irish food souvenir – and this is one you can actually learn to do when you’re there! Our Globus Choices Experience offered this as an option: locals teach you how to make the soda bread and then you get to take it with you afterwards!

You have to act fast, though. It only lasts for 3-4 days fresh. But it does go well with the cheese we just talked about. Just saying.

For a more intense aroma, try Irish brown bread while on your travels. It’s delicious.

Now, what scone or soda bread is complete without a cup of tea? Bring home Ireland’s passion for tea in a tin. Look out for Barry’s Tea, Lyons Tea, and Thompson’s Tea in supermarkets and souvenir shops. And a lovely unusual thing to do in Dublin involves heading to Bewley’s Café on Grafton Street.

Enjoy a cuppa and then stock up on tea, in bags or as loose leaf. Both are available.

Traditional Irish Whiskey

All across Ireland, you will find old whiskey distilleries, one older than the other, where you can learn more about the Irish culture of whiskey, sample some, and get a bottle to take back with you to serve on special occasions.

From the old to the new, the famous to the obscure, there is a distillery for everyone. Check out the ones we found on this 8 day Ireland itinerary.

Irish Cream Liqueur

If neat Irish whiskey is a touch too strong for your tastebuds, which it frequently is, you can combine Ireland’s passion for alcohol and dairy with a good old fashioned Irish cream liqueur.

Baileys is a popular brand, known all around the world, and you can pick it up at duty-free shops in airports as a last minute gift as well.

Irish Chocolate

Ready for a surprise? While Cadbury was founded in Birmingham, England, it’s the Cadbury’s chocolate made in Ireland which has the better flavour (according to, well, chocolate lovers.)

The secret ingredient is the milk. Whole, natural milk that comes from Irish cows and goes directly into the Cadbury chocolate bars. They make great gifts – and taste good, too.

But in case you’re looking for a truly, truly Irish souvenir, then chocolate can still be on your radar.

Look out for Wilde Irish Chocolates based in County Clare, and pick one (or more) from their 80 delicious assortments. They have everything, from chocolate bars to chocolate boxes and hot chocolate. Are there any better gifts from Ireland to be found?!

Irish Honey

With small farms dotted across the country, you’ll easily find places to buy high quality raw honey in Ireland. And since honey comes from bees and supporting bees supports biodiversity, it’s a tasty way to support sustainable tourism while you’re there.

Also, it is not uncommon for Irish farms that produce honey to also sell candles made with natural beeswax that will spread a gentle scent of honey around your house. Combine these Ireland souvenirs and bring home the aroma of the Irish bee farms.

Best Irish Souvenirs to Wear

Ireland has some pretty special clothing and jewellery items that are practical as well as beautiful. Forget comedy hats, these Irish souvenirs can be worn for years after your trip.

Aran Sweaters

The best place to shop for Aran jumpers is, as expected, on the Aran Islands, where you can buy them directly from the local artisans. The tradition of these sweaters goes back centuries when the women on the Aran Islands started knitting them to keep their men warm as they went fishing. Each family had a special knitting pattern created of Celtic knots that made it easy to identify family members in case a tragedy lead to them drowning and being found months later.

An Aran wool sweater costs around £200, so it is not the cheapest souvenir to buy, but it is extremely durable and unique, which means you can wear it winter after winter without it wearing out.

However, take into account that, although today they are made with the softer merino wool, they are still a bit scratchy.

If you want to spend less and still have your Aran sweater, you can buy a machine-made one. The price drops considerably, but they still look quite traditional.

Also, you can go for a hat or a belt, which are easier to wear if you don’t feel too comfortable in wool.

Claddagh Ring

Believed to have originated in Galway city around 1700, Claddagh rings are today part of the Irish culture. Some mothers give them to their daughters as they come out of age, while lovers sometimes use them as engagement rings or even wedding rings.

A traditional Irish claddagh ring includes two hands grasping a heart with a crown above them. The heart symbolises love, the hands, friendship, and the crown, loyalty. But what’s truly interesting is that the way it is worn can tell you a lot about the wearer’s relationship status.

For example, if a person wears it on their right hand, with the heart facing away from their body, they are most likely single and still looking for love.

The ring can also be worn on the left hand. If it faces away from the body, the wearer is engaged, whilst if it is facing their body, they are married.

You can buy a gold or silver ring if you are getting ready to propose or simply go for a trinket if you want a nice souvenir without spending too much money.

Donegal Tweed

This material was first produced in Northern Ireland, but soon became popular all around the country. It is used for jackets, vests, caps, and other clothing items. The most famous region for producing it is County Donegal, but you won’t need to travel there to find it.

If you want to have something truly special to remind you of Ireland and are good with knitting, buy a ball of tweed and make yourself a beautiful vest once you get home.

For the rest of us, it probably makes sense to buy one pre-made…

Best Irish Souvenirs to Decorate Your Home

There are no better decorations than those that come with a story. If you like to travel a lot, you can pick up a blanket here, a painting there and have everything in your house remind you of your travels. And Ireland can supply a lot in this department.

Waterford Crystal

Irish crystal produced at Waterford is renowned for its exceptional clarity and purity of colour. You can have it embedded into a piece of jewellery like a ring or a necklace or buy it as it is simply for its beauty.

Since you are about to pay good money for it, it is best to check you are buying the real deal. You can tell if you are looking at a genuine Waterford Crystal if you can spot the Waterford acid stamp on it. This is not always the easiest job, as the writing is tiny, so you may need a magnifying glass.

Connemara Marble

One of the best materials the Emerald Isle has produced is Connemara marble. Found only along the Wild Atlantic Way, it is considered extremely luxurious and special, designed to be used for grand buildings like the Galway Cathedral. Or it can be bought by the truly rich at about £200 per square meter.

However, you can bring a small piece of Connemara Marble with you to decorate your living room or buy a piece of jewellery that contains it.

Irish Linen

Think luxury, and you will understand why Irish linen is such a great souvenir. As other countries hurried to replace the fibres found in the flax plants with cheaper, synthetic fibres, in Ireland, many manufacturers continued to produce linen, a deluxe material that was used to create the Egyptian pharaohs’ bed sheets in ancient times.

Irish linen is known for its resilience and soft feel. You just need to decide what you need it for. New drapes, bedsheets, or simply a handkerchief?

Irish Pottery

From traditional designs to innovative shapes and decorations, Irish pottery provides some amazingly unique gifts to buy while in Ireland. If you hit County Kilkenny on your Ireland itinerary, stop by the studio of Andrew Ludick to discover his works inspired by the artwork of Paul Klee and indigenous African art.

Great Irish pottery is also produced in Dingle, where you can find Louis Mulcahy’s workshop and products ranging from homeware to garden pots and urns.

Musical Instruments

If you want to buy some unique Irish souvenirs, why not go for a traditional Irish bagpipe (also known as the Uilleann pipes) or a fiddle to remind you of the great music you’ve listened to here? They can look great if exposed in the right room, and you can even give them a try once in a while to the delight (or horror) of your neighbours.

Ramp things up further with an Irish whistle or take the more sensible route and just buy a CD in which the professionals show how its doen.

Guinness Pint Glass

One of the best things to do in Dublin is to visit the Guinness Factory and learn more about this part of Irish history. You can savour a pint of Guinness right on the premises and, as you end your tour, you will discover a lovely gift shop that overflows with Guinness souvenirs. You’ll find everything from T shirts and aprons to snow globes and bottle openers, but many visitors go for a pint glass they can reuse with the Guinness they then buy at home.

Irish Wool Blankets

A perfect souvenir for many winters to come, an Irish wool blanket will keep you warm and toasty and remind you of your travels. Made from natural wool and dyed in natural colours, they make the perfect gift for a home that needs a bit of warmth. And isn’t that all of us these days?!

They tend to be quite large, though, so make sure to save enough space in your luggage. Or you can have them shipped home, as many Irish stores offer this possibility.

An Irish Cookbook

Will this be the first time you try a colcannon or an Irish stew? Buy an Irish cookbook and try the recipes at home. They are pretty simple in their essence, so you should have no problem cooking them to perfection, even if you have average cooking skills. And a lot of patience.

Best Irish Souvenirs for Your Mind and Soul

How can we talk about Ireland without talking about books, music, and art? It is a wonderful thing to visit the home of a great writer or artist and then buy one of their works right there on the spot. From then on, every time you read it, listen to it, or simply look at it, you will think back at the moment you bought it.

Books of Irish Authors

As one of UNESCO’s Cities of Literature, books must be high on a list of gifts to bring back from Ireland.

Make the first stop Trinity College in Dublin, the educational establishment for Samuel Beckett, Jonathan Swift, Oscar Wilde, and Bram Stoker, among many others. You can either walk through by yourself, take an erudite tour that includes the famous Book of Kells, or follow the tour that Globus picked out for us join a literary pub crawl instead.

Within the premises, you will find a bookstore where you can shop for books by Trinity alumni.

Elsewhere in Dublin, enjoy dusty bookshelves and brightly lit hubs and don’t miss a trip to the James Joyce Centre.

Irish Music

If you are a big fan of Irish music, you can take some CDs back with you and support local artists. Sure, U2 and The Cranberries are all on Amazon Music and Spotify, but it’s nice to support rural musicians and to help keep the beat alive outside the corporations.

Original Art

There are plenty of art galleries in Dublin and across Ireland but one of the best is The Design Shop in Dublin. Run by two women who fell in love with local design, you can find print art and everything from Irish Turf Fire candles to handmade jewellery created on the site.

Other Irish Souvenirs You Can Buy

And then, there are the fun Irish souvenirs. The gifts from Ireland that can make you wince or make you smile. Often further down the budget scale, here some more ideas for souvenir shopping in Ireland…

Portable and personal, you can find a magnet for every occasion in Ireland. Shamrock magnets are a great choice as they bring good luck to the person who receives it. Apparently.

Quite frankly, there can never be too many mugs in a house.

And fortunately, you can find some really gorgeous mugs in Ireland at accessible prices. And you can find some, er, kitschier ones.

Mugs with leprechauns, mugs with shamrocks, mugs with the map of Ireland. Guinness mugs, Trinity College mugs… the list keeps on going. Pick one that will remind you of your favourite place or experience and drink from it without shame!

I know this sounds so dated. Why buy a postcard when you can pick up a mug or a magnet instead?

If you simply walk into a shop, buy a set of postcards, and shove them into your bag, this is boring.

But what if you send the card to your address and come home to receive news from Ireland? Or, what if you frame it? Some postcards are beautiful and extremely inexpensive. You will have a nice, personal souvenir, and some money left for other activities.

Where would a souvenir list be without them?!

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Whether it’s creamy Irish butter or a packet of Taytos, there are some products that just say Ireland.

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We have a treasured tradition in our household of picking up a tree decoration wherever we go. It’s surprising how many you can find and then rediscover when it’s time to put up a Christmas tree each year. If you travel during the winter holidays, you will find many Christmas fairs where you can buy all sorts of traditional Irish gifts, from toys to handmade jewellery and sweets.

But don’t worry if you travel earlier in the year: The Guinness Factory stocks these from September.

Tips for Buying the Best Souvenirs in Ireland

Trips can sometimes be busy. You need to deal with accommodation, car rental, tour booking, ticket shopping, etc. Not to mention that you will hit a lot of attractions in a short time. It may be tricky to deal with souvenir shopping at the same time, so check out these tips to make sure you don’t forget something important.

Know What You Want to Bring Home from Ireland

Make a list of all the souvenirs you want to buy, including the items your friends and family requested. Then, do a bit of research to find where you can buy them, as some may require special stops on your itinerary.

You don’t need to completely change your trip, but you can make small adjustments before it starts.

Reserve an Irish Souvenir Budget

Once you have the list, you can take a look online at prices. If you want to buy expensive gifts, you will need to put some money aside for them. Handmade objects are usually pricey, so, as I have already mentioned, be prepared to pay good money for a traditional Irish jumper.

Look for Quality

Trinkets are fun, and you can find yourself buying a lot of them since they are everywhere and inexpensive. However, once you get home, you will realise that not all of them are worth exposing, and some will end up cluttering your drawers. Try to stick to 2 to 3 more expensive items you know you will cherish over and over again. It’s another part of being a responsible tourist.

Consider Shipping

If you are doing a tour of the country and travelling by bus or train, bringing expensive pottery or fragile items with you is risky. Imagine how careful you would have to be with your bag, always looking to keep it on your lap. This quickly becomes annoying.

Fortunately, many Irish shops can and will ship your goods home. Even if you are going to pay extra for the shipping, you can rest assured your souvenirs will get home intact while you can enjoy the trip without thinking about them.

Check the Regs

There are not too many restrictions when it comes to getting souvenirs out of Ireland. But, check with any transit countries and your home country about bringing food in with you.

Still need more inspiration? Check out our guide to the best souvenirs to buy in 2024 .

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Irish tea is a beloved beverage that is enjoyed by many in Ireland and beyond. It is typically a strong, full-bodied black tea that is served with milk and sugar. Irish tea is often made from blends of several different teas, such as Assam, Ceylon, and Kenyan teas. One of the most popular brands of Irish tea is Barry’s Tea, which has been producing tea in Ireland since 1901. Another well-known brand is Bewley’s, which has been serving tea in Ireland since the 1800s. In Ireland, tea is often enjoyed throughout the day, and it is a common social ritual to offer guests a cup of tea. It is also a popular accompaniment to many traditional Irish foods, such as scones or soda bread. Overall, Irish tea is a comforting and familiar beverage that holds an important place in Irish culture and hospitality.

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Irish pottery is a type of ceramic art that is known for its unique style and craftsmanship. The history of Irish pottery dates back to the early Christian period, when monks would create decorative pieces for use in churches and monasteries. Over time, Irish potters developed their own techniques and styles, which were influenced by both traditional Celtic art and more contemporary European designs. Today, Irish pottery is characterized by its earthy colors, simple yet elegant shapes, and intricate designs, often featuring motifs such as Celtic knots and spirals. Irish pottery is often made using local materials, such as clay and glazes, and is fired in traditional kilns. It is a popular souvenir for tourists visiting Ireland and is often sold in gift shops and galleries throughout the country. Irish pottery is also a cherished part of Irish cultural heritage and is used in many homes and restaurants throughout Ireland. It is prized for its beauty and durability, and is often passed down through families as treasured heirlooms.

Irish Rosary Prayer Beads are a form of Catholic prayer beads used by Irish Catholics to pray the Rosary, a traditional Catholic prayer that involves reciting prayers while meditating on events in the lives of Jesus and Mary. The beads consist of a circular string of 59 beads, typically made of glass or stone, with a crucifix and additional beads for the introductory prayers and concluding prayers. The Irish Rosary Prayer Beads have a unique design, with the inclusion of a single bead known as the “Irish penal bead.” This bead, also called the “single-decade bead,” is separate from the main circle of beads and is used to pray a shortened version of the Rosary. This design is said to have originated during the time of the Penal Laws in Ireland, when Catholics were prohibited from practicing their faith openly, and the use of a full set of Rosary beads could result in imprisonment or other punishment. The Irish Rosary Prayer Beads are often made with green or other colors associated with Ireland, and are considered a cherished religious and cultural symbol by many Irish Catholics. They are used to pray the Rosary and other Catholic prayers, and are often given as gifts or passed down as family heirlooms. (Learn more about Irish Rosary Prayer Beads)

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Irish cookbooks: Irish food recipes are a delightful reflection of the country’s rich culinary heritage and bountiful natural resources. Rooted in tradition, Irish cuisine showcases a harmonious blend of hearty flavors and simple, wholesome ingredients. From the iconic Irish stew, brimming with tender lamb, root vegetables, and aromatic herbs, to the indulgent taste of traditional soda bread, the dishes encapsulate the essence of comfort and hospitality. Seafood plays a significant role in Irish cuisine, with fresh catches from the Atlantic offering mouthwatering delights like succulent Dublin Bay prawns and velvety-smooth smoked salmon. Potatoes, a staple in Irish cooking, take center stage in dishes such as colcannon and champ, adding a touch of warmth to any meal. Whether savoring the flavors of traditional pub fare or indulging in modern culinary creations, experiencing Irish food is a celebration of culture, community, and the cherished flavors that have been savored for generations.

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Irish soda bread is a quintessential and beloved bread that holds a special place in Irish culinary tradition. This rustic and hearty loaf boasts a unique character, with a golden-brown crust that encases a tender and slightly dense interior. The magic of Irish soda bread lies in its simplicity, as it requires only a handful of humble ingredients—flour, baking soda, salt, and buttermilk. What sets this bread apart is the use of baking soda instead of yeast as the leavening agent. When combined with the acidic buttermilk, the baking soda creates carbon dioxide bubbles, resulting in a quick rise during baking. The absence of yeast means there’s no need for extensive kneading or proofing, making it a staple in Irish households for generations. Irish soda bread comes in various forms, from classic round loaves with a distinctive cross cut on top, symbolizing blessings and warding off evil spirits, to variations that incorporate seeds, nuts, or dried fruits for added texture and flavor. Whether enjoyed fresh from the oven with a slather of butter, paired with a warming bowl of soup, or as a comforting accompaniment to a cup of tea, Irish soda bread exudes the heartwarming essence of Irish hospitality and simplicity. (Learn more about the History of Irish Soda Bread)

Irish jams are a delightful embodiment of the country’s culinary charm. Made with locally sourced fruits and crafted using time-honored techniques, these jams burst with vibrant flavors that capture the essence of Ireland’s fertile landscapes. Whether it’s the rich sweetness of berry jams or the tangy zest of citrus marmalades, each jar offers a taste of tradition and artisanal expertise. A staple in Irish breakfasts, these jams beautifully complement warm soda bread and scones, elevating the morning ritual with their authentic and comforting flavors. With a focus on sustainability and local ingredients, Irish jams not only tantalize taste buds but also reflect a genuine commitment to preserving the country’s agricultural heritage.

Irish crystal is a type of high-quality glassware that is handcrafted in Ireland using traditional methods. It is known for its clarity, brilliance, and intricate designs, and is considered a symbol of Irish craftsmanship and heritage. Irish crystal is made from a special blend of silica, potash, and lead oxide, which gives it its distinctive shine and weight. Skilled artisans use traditional glassblowing and cutting techniques to shape and decorate each piece, often incorporating intricate patterns, such as the diamond and wedge cuts that are a hallmark of Irish crystal. Irish crystal is used for a variety of purposes, including decorative items such as vases, bowls, and figurines, as well as functional pieces like stemware, decanters, and serving dishes. It is often given as a gift for special occasions, such as weddings and anniversaries, and is treasured for its beauty and quality. (Learn more about the history of Irish Crystal)

Irish whiskey is a renowned spirit that embodies the rich heritage and craftsmanship of Ireland. Distilled in Ireland, it is characterized by its smoothness, triple distillation, and distinct flavor profile. With a long history dating back centuries, Irish whiskey has experienced a recent resurgence in popularity, captivating whiskey enthusiasts worldwide. Known for its approachable and mellow nature, Irish whiskey often features notes of honey, vanilla, fruit, and subtle spice. The triple distillation process, a traditional practice in Irish whiskey production, contributes to its refined and balanced taste. Irish distilleries, both traditional and modern, produce a diverse range of expressions, including single malts, blends, and innovative cask finishes. The revival of Irish whiskey has not only brought economic growth but also revitalized Ireland’s whiskey tourism industry, with distillery tours and tastings becoming popular attractions. With its deep-rooted heritage and commitment to quality, Irish whiskey continues to captivate whiskey connoisseurs worldwide, offering a taste of Ireland’s distinctive whiskey tradition. (Learn more about the history of Irish Whiskey)

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B elleek Pottery:   Established in 1857, Belleek Pottery holds a very special place in Ireland’s cultural and commercial heritage. Producing more than 100,000 pieces of pottery annually, passing through 16 pairs of hands, Belleek has opened its doors by giving you the chance to buy its special pieces online. The Belleek Group comprises world-renowned gift and tableware brands of Belleek Classic, Belleek Living, Galway Irish Crystal, and Aynsley China.

The Irish flag , often referred to as the Tricolor, is a symbol of the nation’s rich history and aspirations. Comprising three vertical stripes of equal size, its colors hold significant meaning. The green stripe on the left symbolizes the predominantly Catholic nationalist community and their desire for a united Ireland. The orange stripe on the right represents the Protestant community loyal to the British Crown. Placed between these two, the white stripe symbolizes the hope for lasting peace and harmony between these groups. The flag was first raised by Thomas Francis Meagher during the 1848 revolution. Today, it proudly flies over government buildings, events, and in the hearts of the Irish people, embodying the country’s pursuit of unity, peace, and reconciliation. (Learn more about The Irish Flag)

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Irish jewelry  holds a unique and cherished place in the world of adornments. It embodies the rich history, culture, and symbolism of Ireland, captivating hearts with its intricate designs and deep meanings. From ancient times to the present day, Irish jewelry has evolved, yet still retains its distinctive allure. The Claddagh ring, with its iconic heart, crown, and hands, symbolizes love, loyalty, and friendship. The Trinity Knot, a three-pointed symbol, represents the eternal cycle of life and love. The intricate Celtic knots, with their interwoven patterns, speak of infinite connection and continuity. Irish jewelry often incorporates precious gemstones like emeralds, evoking the lush landscapes of the Emerald Isle. Traditional materials like Connemara marble and Irish bog oak lend a touch of authenticity and earthy charm. Each piece of Irish jewelry tells a story, connecting wearers to their heritage and the enduring spirit of Ireland. Whether as a cherished heirloom or a meaningful gift, Irish jewelry is a timeless treasure that celebrates the beauty, craftsmanship, and deep-rooted traditions of the Emerald Isle.

The Claddagh ring  is a traditional Irish ring that has become a popular symbol of friendship, love, and loyalty. The ring is named after the Claddagh, a fishing village in Galway, Ireland. It features two hands holding a heart with a crown on top. The hands represent friendship, the heart represents love, and the crown represents loyalty. The Claddagh ring has a rich history and is often used as a wedding or engagement ring, but it can also be given as a gift of friendship or worn as a personal symbol of Irish heritage. The ring’s design has been around since the 17th century and has been worn by people all over the world. The way the ring is worn also has significant meaning. If the ring is worn on the right hand with the heart facing outward, it indicates that the wearer is single and looking for love. If the ring is worn on the right hand with the heart facing inward, it means that the wearer is in a committed relationship. If the ring is worn on the left hand with the heart facing outward, it means that the wearer is engaged, and if the ring is worn on the left hand with the heart facing inward, it means that the wearer is married. (Learn more about the Claddagh Ring)

The Aran sweater , also known as the Irish fisherman sweater, is a traditional knit sweater from the Aran Islands off the west coast of Ireland. Made of untreated wool, the sweater is known for its intricate cable knit patterns, which are said to have symbolic meanings related to life on the islands. The sweater gained popularity in the 1950s and 1960s when it was adopted as a fashionable item of clothing in the United States and Europe. Today, the Aran sweater remains a beloved symbol of Irish culture and heritage, and is often worn for its cozy and stylish aesthetic. It is still handmade in Ireland using traditional techniques, and is available in a variety of colors and styles. However, the classic cream color with cable knit patterns remains the most popular. The Aran sweater is a timeless and enduring symbol of Irish craftsmanship and culture, loved by people around the world. (Learn more about the Aran Sweater)

Irish woolen socks  are a cozy embodiment of Ireland’s textile legacy. Knit from premium wool, these socks are renowned for their exceptional warmth and comfort. They are more than just footwear; they encapsulate the country’s heritage, often adorned with intricate patterns that narrate tales of Ireland’s history. Whether it’s the iconic Aran stitching or the traditional Connemara designs, these socks encapsulate the essence of Irish culture and craftsmanship. Wearing Irish woolen socks is like embracing a piece of Ireland’s soul, wrapping your feet in its traditions, warmth, and charm, wherever you go.

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The Irish Cap , also known as a newsboy cap or a flat cap, is a traditional style of headwear that originated in Ireland. It is made from high-quality wool or tweed and is known for its round, flat shape with a small brim at the front. Irish caps were originally worn by working-class men in Ireland, particularly those in the fishing and farming industries. Today, they are a popular fashion accessory for both men and women and are often worn as a stylish alternative to a baseball cap or beanie. Irish caps are available in a wide range of colors and patterns, from classic herringbone to bold plaid designs. They are often lined with a soft material for added comfort and warmth, making them a popular choice for colder weather. Irish caps are a timeless accessory that adds a touch of heritage and style to any outfit.

The Irish Wishing Stone is a cherished tradition steeped in Celtic folklore. These small, smooth stones, often found along Ireland’s pristine shores, are believed to possess unique powers. The ritual begins by selecting a stone that resonates with the seeker. Holding it, one connects with nature, whispering their wish or intention to the stone. It’s then placed in a significant spot, returning it to nature or keeping it as a keepsake. What makes the Irish Wishing Stone special is the power of belief. Throughout generations, stories of wishes granted have fueled this belief. Modern interpretations include crafting jewelry and keepsakes with these stones. Beyond being a charming custom, it’s a reminder of Ireland’s enduring connection to nature and its rich heritage. It invites us to pause, connect with the world, and believe in the magic of intention.

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St. Brigid’s Cross is a traditional Irish symbol deeply rooted in folklore and religious significance. Made from rushes or straw, it takes the form of a cross with a woven pattern that has come to represent the ancient Celtic goddess Brigid and the Christian saint of the same name. The cross is typically crafted on February 1st, known as St. Brigid’s Day or Imbolc, a celebration marking the beginning of spring and the return of light. The process of creating a St. Brigid’s Cross involves weaving the rushes or straw together in a specific pattern. The four arms of the cross intersect at a central point, forming a distinctive shape that has become synonymous with Irish heritage. It is believed that hanging this cross in the home offers protection from harm, wards off evil spirits, and bestows blessings upon the household. The symbolism associated with St. Brigid’s Cross goes beyond its decorative value. It represents the triumph of light over darkness, the cycle of seasons, and the enduring spirit of Irish tradition. Displaying this cross serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of nature, faith, and the enduring resilience of the Irish people. St. Brigid’s Cross is not just a symbol; it holds a place of reverence in Irish culture. Its creation and display carry on ancient customs and beliefs, allowing individuals to connect with their heritage and embrace the enduring traditions of Ireland. (Learn more about the St. Brigid’s Cross)

Irish folklore and fairy tales  are a rich and lively tradition that has been passed down through centuries of Irish storytellers. These stories, situated in Ireland’s lush, mysterious settings, frequently involve supernatural characters such as fairies, leprechauns, and banshees. The stories frequently deal with themes of good against evil, as well as the power of love and bravery. They also give insights on Irish history and culture, such as the importance of the Catholic Church and the Irish people’s resistance to British authority. “The Children of Lir,” “The Cattle Raid of Cooley,” and “The Tale of Finn MacCool” are among the most well-known Irish folktales. These stories have been turned into novels, plays, and films, and they continue to inspire contemporary art. Ultimately, Irish folklore and fairy tales demonstrate the power of storytelling as well as the continuing legacy of Ireland’s diverse cultural past.

The Irish language , also known as Irish Gaelic or simply Irish, has a rich and complex history that spans centuries. It is a member of the Celtic language family, with roots tracing back to the ancient Celtic tribes who inhabited Ireland. Irish was the dominant language in Ireland for many centuries, but its usage declined during the period of English colonization. The English language was imposed on the Irish population through various political and social mechanisms. As a result, the Irish language faced significant challenges, with many Irish people losing their fluency in their native tongue. However, the Irish language experienced a revival in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, driven by a resurgence of Irish cultural nationalism. Efforts were made to promote the language and restore its status as a national symbol. Irish became an official language of the Republic of Ireland in 1937 and has since been taught in schools and used in government and legal proceedings. Today, while the majority of the Irish population speaks English as their first language, there is still a vibrant community of Irish speakers and ongoing efforts to preserve and promote the Irish language as an integral part of Ireland’s cultural heritage. (Learn more about the History of the Irish Language)

The bodhrán  is a traditional Irish frame drum that is played with a wooden stick called a tipper or beater. The drumhead is made of stretched animal skin, traditionally goatskin, and the drum itself is made from a circular wooden frame. The size of the bodhrán can vary, but it is typically around 18-24 inches in diameter. The bodhrán is played by holding it vertically against the player’s body and striking the drumhead with the tipper. The player can vary the tone and rhythm by changing the position and pressure of the tipper on the drumhead. The bodhrán is commonly used in traditional Irish music and can be heard in various forms, including reels, jigs, and hornpipes. It is also sometimes used in contemporary music genres, such as folk and world music. In recent years, there has been a movement to promote more sustainable and ethical practices in the production of bodhráns, with some makers using synthetic drumheads instead of animal skin. (Learn more about the the bodhrán)

The Irish tin whistle , also known as a penny whistle, is a small wind instrument that is popular in traditional Irish music. It is made of brass or nickel-plated brass and is shaped like a thin metal tube with six finger holes and one thumb hole. The tin whistle produces a bright, clear sound that is perfect for playing traditional Irish melodies. It is a simple instrument to learn, and even beginners can produce beautiful music with a little practice. The tin whistle is played by blowing into the mouthpiece and covering the finger holes to create different notes. The player can also use their tongue and breath control to add expression to the music. The Irish tin whistle is a portable and affordable instrument that can be easily carried around, making it a popular choice for musicians of all ages and skill levels. It is commonly used in Irish folk music and is often played in sessions and ceilis (traditional Irish music gatherings). (Learn more about the Irish Tin Whistle)

Guinness is a well-known Irish brand best recognized for its thick, creamy stout beer. But clothing, glasses, home décor, and accessories are among the many items available from the company. The distinctive Guinness logo appears on clothing, as do slogans and designs inspired by the brand’s legacy and history. T-shirts, hoodies, coats, caps, and scarves come in a range of colors and sizes. Another popular item in the Guinness retail line is glassware. Fans all across the world recognize and cherish the brand’s unique pint glasses. Beer steins, shot glasses, and tumblers are among the other glassware options. Guinness gear for the house includes barware, coasters, signage, and clocks, all in the brand’s characteristic black and gold color pattern. Lamps, throw blankets, and pillows, for example, may lend a bit of Guinness flair to any living room. Keychains, phone cases, wallets, and watches are examples of accessories that feature the Guinness logo or other branding components. Limited edition and collector’s products, such as special edition bottles and glasses, are also available and highly sought after by collectors and aficionados alike. Overall, Guinness gear provides a variety of goods for brand enthusiasts to express their love and respect for this legendary Irish drink. (Learn more about the history of Guinness)

Irish lambswool  items are created from the silky, fine wool of young sheep bred in Ireland’s beautiful green meadows. Merino wool is highly valued for its warmth, resilience, and natural moisture-wicking capabilities, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of garments and household items. Irish lambswool items include warm sweaters, scarves, caps, and gloves, as well as household blankets, throws, and cushions. To make even softer and more sumptuous items, wool is frequently combined with other natural fibers such as cashmere or silk. Irish lambswool is distinguished by its inherent crimp, which gives it a bouncy, springy feel and helps it hold its shape over time. Wool is also naturally hypoallergenic and stain and odor resistant, making it simple to care for and ideal for everyday usage. Traditional skills, like hand knitting or weaving, are frequently used to create Irish lambswool items, adding to their distinct charm and character. Irish lambswool items are guaranteed to bring comfort and style for years to come, whether you’re looking for a comfortable sweater to wear on a chilly day or a gorgeous blanket to snuggle up with on the couch.

The Shillelagh is a traditional Irish walking stick that is made from a knotty blackthorn tree branch. It is handcrafted and finished with a polished, smooth surface, making it a durable and reliable companion for outdoor activities such as hiking or walking. The stick is named after the town of Shillelagh in County Wicklow, Ireland, where it has been produced for centuries. The Shillelagh’s reputation as a weapon of self-defense in times past has given it an enduring mystique, and it remains a beloved symbol of Irish culture and heritage. Today, the Shillelagh is popular among collectors and enthusiasts for its unique aesthetic and historical significance. (Learn more about the Shillelagh)

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16 best irish gifts – top souvenirs from ireland to get.

The Emerald Isle is a breathtaking destination that has a good balance of city fun and countryside tranquillity. The country has a rich heritage and culture that’s treasured by all Irish folks. One of the best ways to indulge in this history, apart from visiting, of course, is by getting a souvenir from Ireland as memorabilia.

Souvenirs are also great gifts for taking back home to people who couldn’t join you on your Ireland adventures. Additionally, they’re great if you find yourself suffering from some Irish nostalgia after spending time in the amazing country. That’s why I created this list of the best gifts from Ireland to help you choose.

Whether you get a comfortable wool throw or a cozy Aran sweater, these are the best souvenirs from Ireland.

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The Best Gifts From Ireland to Buy

Here are 16 options to choose from when you’re looking for the best Irish souvenirs.

1. Aran Sweater

Where to buy: Aran Islands Knitwear, Aran Street Markets in various counties as well as on Amazon .

Aran wool sweaters are world-renowned because they look good and do a great job at keeping you warm. They were traditionally worn by Irish fishermen when at sea, and the stitching historically symbolized good luck, among other things. They are durable and will serve as a long-lasting Irish souvenir thanks to being made with 100% Merino Wool.

Purchase this chic garment on Aran Island, where it got its name from, or at several Aran Sweater Market stores. It’s also available to buy on Amazon in a variety of colors. The version found on the island is usually more expensive since it’s typically bulkier and hand-sewn.

2. Irish Kilt

Where to buy: You can purchase a kilt while in Ireland or buy it from Amazon .

While kilts have been historically associated with the neighboring Scots, they’re a part of Irish history. Both Scottish and Irish men wore them to showcase their pride in their Celtic roots. It’s one of the better Irish presents for anyone who has a love for Ireland and its heritage.

It’s a particularly great souvenir from Ireland if you play the Uileann pipes (Irish bagpipes). Pair it with the leprechaun hat on St. Patrick’s Day and become a walking showcase of Irish history.

3. The Book of Feckin’ Irish Slang

Where to buy: You can purchase it on Amazon .

The Irish speak English, but sometimes it just doesn’t sound like it. They tend to have a very strong accent that might leave you dazed and confused. Plus, there are some Irish slang terms that only the folks in Ireland understand.

While you can’t easily train your ears for the accent, there’s an easy way to get the hang of Ireland’s slang. Get The Book of Feckin’ Irish Slang and act the maggot to leave your friends amazed by throwing out some of these hilarious phrases. Plus, you impress Irish lads and lasses with your newly acquired vocabulary when you find yourself in the Isle again.

This is one of the more creative Irish gift ideas or souvenirs.

4. Irish Country Cookbook

Where to buy: You can find it on Amazon .

One of the best parts about visiting a country is tasting their unique cuisine. The same goes for Ireland, which is home to numerous delicious traditional dishes. From seafood to stews and more, you’re sure to love indulging in some meals.

While in Ireland, you can enjoy these meals at several restaurants or on food tours like the Galway Food Tour . However, your fun doesn’t have to stop there as you can take some of your favorite Irish dishes with you. Purchase the Irish Country Cookbook to get more than 140 recipes for cooking authentic Irish cuisine.

This is a great ideas for souvenirs from Ireland for a food lover and as a souvenir that keeps Ireland forever close to your heart.

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5. Irish Alcohol

Where to buy: Irish liquor retailers as well as online.

An Ireland souvenirs list wouldn’t be complete without the inclusion of Irish alcohol. Ireland’s beverages are famous across the globe; you can’t talk about drinks like whiskey, beer, and gin without an Irish brand popping up.

Buying a bottle of any of these best drinks in Ireland would be an excellent gift for anyone who loves both Ireland and booze. Go for Jameson or Connemara for whiskey, Bertha’s Revenge for gin, or Guinness for beer. You can find these Irish goodies at a local Irish pub, a liquor retailer, and online.

Plus, you can visit the Guinness Storehouse to get their merchandise or an engraved glass.

6. Irish Throw Blanket

Where to buy: You can find it in Irish stores or buy it on Amazon right now.

If you’re looking for a comfortable Irish gift idea, you can’t go wrong with a wool throw blanket. These are perfect to use during your Irish road trip in case you get cold or even need to take a nap as a passenger.

You can also wear this if you’re in Ireland celebrating St. Patrick’s Day and it’s a bit chilly, or you can enjoy showing it off when you get back home.

7. Claddagh Ring

Where to buy: At an Irish jewelry store like R&C McCormack or purchase it on Amazon. You can choose between a men’s version and a women’s version .

Dating back to the 1600s, a Claddagh ring is possibly the most meaningful Irish gift you can get. Its design, featuring a heart, crown, and hands, represents love, loyalty, and friendship, respectively. It will serve as a great reminder of Ireland and as a great gift to your loved ones.

The ring has a fascinating set of rules to be followed. Among these rules is that it’s worn on the right hand unless you’re married.

If you’re single or aren’t in a serious relationship, wear the ring with the heart facing away from your body. If you’re in a committed relationship, wear the ring with the heart facing your body. And if you’re married, wear it on your left hand with the heart looking inward. Who knew Ireland souvenirs had so many rules!

8. Connemara Marble

Where to buy: You can purchase jewelry featuring Connemara marble at many Irish jewelers. You’ll also find pieces such as the Trinity Knot necklace on Amazon.

Connemara marble, or “Irish green” is a stone found in the namesake region. It’s prized thanks to its stunning hues of a distinct green and its use in jewelry, ornaments, and more, making it one of the more beautiful souvenirs from Ireland.

Include a visit to the Connemara region on your Ireland bucket list if you want the stone in its raw form. Or purchase pendants, beads, ornaments, and more that feature the marble.

This is one of the most unique Irish gifts to give to someone because it’s only found in Ireland. 

9. Buy Ireland

Where to buy: Purchase it from the official Buy Ireland website.

For a distinct gift or souvenir from Ireland, buy someone (or yourself) a piece of land in The Emerald Isle. Don’t worry, it won’t set you back thousands, but unfortunately, it’s not massive enough for you to set up shop on.

For just $50, you can get yourself a small plot of Irish land in the beautiful countryside. It’s a square foot in size and is located in County Roscommon. You receive a personalized certificate of ownership, deed assurance, and photographs.

10. Irish Metal Sign of Murphy’s Law

Where to buy: Purchase this Irish metal sign on Amazon right now, or find it in your nearest Carrolls Irish Gifts in Ireland.

Murphy’s Law says that anything that can go wrong will go wrong. This beautiful Irish-themed and Irish-made green and white metal sign share the law using a great aesthetic and is one of the more fun Irish souvenirs.

It’s written using a great font and features goofy and absurdly hilarious quotes and phrases like “celibacy is not hereditary.” This is undoubtedly the best Irish gift and souvenir for you or your mate if one of you is a pessimist. Even if you aren’t, it’s still a great lighthearted present if you want to draw a few laughs from people.

11. Irish Musical Instruments

Where to buy: Irish music stores or on Amazon. Choose from the easy traditional whistle , bodhran drum, to the difficult Uillean pipes.

Musical instruments are usually a great souvenir or gift because you can basically give them to anyone. They lead to a ton of fun and can also uncover someone’s hidden talent. Music lovers, in particular, enjoy getting new toys to play with.

Therefore, traditional Irish musical instruments are one of the best Ireland gifts for people who love music from the island. By getting an instrument, you or your recipient can try to emulate your favorite Irish musician.

12. Irish Wall Art

Where to buy: Purchase wall art at Ireland’s leading retailers such as The Irish Store in Dublin. You can also purchase them online, choosing from this Ireland City Text Map and Triskele Celtic Knot .

Irish wall art serves as a great reminder of your time in Ireland, as well as a showcase of your love for the island. It also gives you or your recipient’s house an aesthetic improvement that everyone appreciates.

Has a momentous occasion happened in Ireland? Ensure you never forget where it happened with this Ireland Map 3D silhouette sign . The seller allows for personalization with a heart over whichever city you choose, and its coordinates are written on the side.

13. Ireland Landscapes Photo Book

Where to buy: Purchase it on Amazon .

The Emerald Isle boasts great landscapes, from the tranquil countryside to archaic buildings like castles and epic ruins. There are also a ton of famous Irish landmarks to visit during your time on the island. It’s common to want to visit these places and view Ireland’s scenic landscapes after seeing them for the first time.

Remedy that problem by buying a copy of the Ireland photo book for one of the best Irish gifts, which showcases the island’s beautiful landscape. Featuring 300 images taken across all of Ireland’s counties, go on a trip down memory lane by viewing some places you visited. Or get it as one of the more beautiful souvenirs from Ireland for someone who wants to see why Ireland is worth a visit.

14. Irish Tea

Where to buy: Irish retail outlets or on Amazon. Buy some of Ireland’s best when you choose Barry’s Tea .

While tea has traditionally been associated with the English, they don’t hold a monopoly over the hot drink. The Irish are also great tea lovers as well as incredible tea makers. Traditional Irish tea is typically reddish in color and has a malty flavor.

It’s one of the best gifts from Ireland for a tea lover or if you couldn’t get enough of their amazing tea.

15. Ireland-Themed Mugs

Where to buy: Irish retailers such as Carrolls Irish Gifts. You can also get them on Amazon. Choose from options such as this shamrock mug or this hearty cup donning a Claddagh ring.

Speaking of tea, you’ll need a mug to enjoy it in. And there’s no better way to enjoy Irish tea than in an Ireland-themed cup. Get one sporting your favorite Irish county, landmark, or any of the various national symbols.

Buy it as a gift for a tea enthusiast, someone from a specific county, or a general Ireland lover. They also serve as a great souvenir that showcases your affection for the nation or as memorabilia of your time there.

16. Irish Cheese

Where to buy: Purchase an Irish cheese assortment online or at local Irish dairy shops.

Ireland’s dairy industry is massive thanks to Irish cows producing high-quality milk, so you’ll want to try the delicious Ireland food of cheese. Irish producers have taken advantage of this by producing some of the most delectable cheeses you’re likely to taste. There are many to choose from, including Cashel Blue, Irish Cheddar, and Dubliner.

They have a distinct Irish taste found in both mass-produced and artisan cheese. Pair them with your favorite wine or slot them into a sandwich. They are a cool Irish gift to give to someone who’s never had a taste of Irish cheese.

If you’ve got a few days in Dublin , visit Sheridans Cheesemongers to get a taste of a number of cheeses.

Leave a comment below and let me know which souvenirs from Ireland you’re most excited about!

Marissa became obsessed with Ireland when she first visited in 2015, and has been back numerous times since to explore more of the Emerald Isle. She started this site to help others plan their trip to Ireland based off her experiences.

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33 Best Irish Gifts for People Who Love Ireland (2024)

Posted on Published: November 30, 2023  - Last updated: January 8, 2024

Categories Blog , Europe , Gift Guides , Ireland , Resources

If someone in your life loves Ireland, these Irish gifts are absolutely perfect. These gifts from Ireland are ideal for any occasion, especially if you’re looking for Irish Christmas gifts, birthday gifts, St. Patrick’s Day gifts, or presents for any celebration. Perhaps you’ve recently returned from Ireland and looking to give a gift to your travel buddies to remind them of your adventures there.

This Ireland gift guide features traditional Irish gifts for women, Irish gifts for men, and Irish gifts for the home. There are books, clothing, accessories, and food and drink items that will remind you of Ireland. I hope that everything featured in this Irish gift guide brings back amazing memories of Ireland or inspires you to travel to Ireland.

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I’ve scoured the web for the top Irish gifts that I would personally love to receive. In this guide to the best gifts from Ireland (or ones that remind us of Ireland), I’ve divided it up into four sections:

• Irish gifts for the home
• Best books about Ireland
• Clothing and accessories from Ireland
• Irish food and drink

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Quick Summary: What are the Best Irish Gifts?

Don’t have time to read the whole article? Here’s the quick list of the best Irish gifts featured in this blog post:

Ireland Travel Poster

3d wooden ireland map, irish turf soy wax candle, irish knotwork waterproof wooden coasters, personalized irish pub sign, handmade guinness beer soap, ireland beer cap map wall art, galway ireland quay street painting, prettycitydublin: discovering dublin’s beautiful places, old ireland in colour, the little book of irishisms, ireland: a visual journey around the counties of ireland, ireland: a history, the cats of ireland, irish words bookmark collection, irish countryside simple celtic knot necklace, irish countryside and sheep zip pouch, dublin ireland t-shirt, connemara marble bracelet with gold beads, sláinte tote bag, irish stainless steel bangle, irish green women’s boots, connemara marble and purple amethyst celtic earrings, handmade celtic pottery mug, hand poured guinness candle, inis the energy of the sea revitalizing body lotion, shamrock seed packet, customizable irish road sign, handmade razor in irish bog oak, irish turf peat incense, newgrange entrance stone, wild atlantic way miniature sculpture, celtic irish mini harp, best irish gifts: for the home.

When you’re not visiting Ireland, why not have some little reminders around the home about how much you love it there? For those who adore traveling to Ireland, here are some unique Irish gifts for the home.

This Ireland Travel Poster adds stylish elegance to your home or office. Featuring an art print of one of the most famous natural wonders of Ireland, the Cliffs of Moher, this Irish wall art comes in a variety of sizes and framing options.

It’s sustainably produced and it is printed on premium museum-quality matte paper. This same small business has other art and prints from around Ireland, including Dublin and others.

This is one of the best Irish gifts for travelers of Ireland to help track all the counties you’ve visited. This 3D Wooden Ireland Map is a high quality, handmade gift that’s wonderful for the home or office. It comes in a variety of sizes that will fit perfectly in any space. How many Irish counties have you visited?

Bring those familiar scents of Ireland to your home with this Irish Turf Soy Wax Candle . Inspired by the smoky smells of Irish turf, it includes the earthy aromas of cedarwood, patchouli, amber, vetiver, vanilla and moss.

This candle has approximately 30 hours of burn time, and it’s made from 100% natural and kosher soy wax. This product is handmade in Ireland.

Here are a set of six Irish Knotwork Waterproof Wooden Coasters . They’re handmade and unique, perfect for your dining room table or home bar. They are handmade Celtic knotwork laser-cut wooden coasters, featuring three colors of inlaid wood with a decorative border.

This collection of Irish wooden coasters also comes with a custom holder that doubles as a display case. You know you’ll want to show off these beautiful coasters when anyone comes to visit. It’s one of the best Irish gifts and perfect for anyone who wants an Irish-themed dining space or pub at home.

Who can’t help but fall in love with Galway ? I’m sure that this Galway Ireland Quay Street Painting will bring you straight back to Galway if you’ve visited and have fond memories of the city. And if you haven’t been just yet, you can bring a print or painting of a charming Irish city to your home. I adore Irish art and have some hanging in my own home.

This is a watercolor fine art giclee print where every print is made to order and signed by the artist. It comes in a variety of sizes and frame choices that will match your home perfectly. This art truly captures the magic of Galway City and it’s one of the best gifts for those who love Ireland.

Irish Books and Books About Ireland

When I’m not traveling to Ireland, I love learning more about planning future trips there. These Irish books are about travels around Ireland, history of Ireland, Irish culture, or feature stories set in Ireland

If you’ve travelled to Dublin (or you’re dreaming about a trip to Dublin ), this is the perfect book for you and your loved ones. prettycitydublin: Discovering Dublin’s Beautiful Places highlights the hidden gems around Dublin in a visually appealing guide.

This delightful collection of images takes you on a visual tour around Dublin’s famous landmarks and quiet tree-lined streets. You’ll never expect what’s around each corner. This book will provide new insights to the city of Dublin and will perhaps inspire an upcoming trip soon.

Here is a stunning collection of photographs from Ireland and Irish life throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. Old Ireland in Colour colourizes and revitalizes pictures that offer a window into the rich history of Ireland.

Over 170 brilliant photographs detail fascinating insights to all walks of Irish life. We’ll catch glimpses of Irish society and culture, the Irish Revolution, women and children, the Irish abroad and scenic Ireland. The pictures are authentically colourized through historical research and technology. This makes a great Irish gift for grandparents or anyone interested in real life history of Ireland.

If I said the words banjaxed, bockety or craic to you…would you know what I meant? The Little Book of Irishisms will not only help you understand the Irish, but it goes well beyond a book of phrases. It provides insight to the Irish community and will help you to fit in when you go on vacation to Ireland.

You’ll also learn how to pronounce Irish names, like Clodagh, Tadhgh or Caoilfhinn. After reading this helpful and entertaining book, you’ll be all set to blend right into Irish culture. And until you visit, you’ll at least be all set for St Patrick’s Day.

Ireland: A Visual Journey Around the Counties of Ireland takes you on an adventure across Ireland through stunning photos. There are 300 images illustrating the natural beauty of Ireland from every one of the 32 counties.

The photographs are taken by two of the country’s leading landscape photographers, Peter Zoller and Michael Diggin. This book perfectly captures the brilliance of Ireland and will make you want to hop on a plane to Ireland immediately.

One of Ireland’s leading historians, Thomas Bartlett, provides an insightful guide to the complicated and troubled history of Ireland. In Ireland: A History , Bartlett delves into Ireland’s past, from prehistoric to modern times.

The author describes the conflict between Catholic nationalists and Protestant Unionists, as well as a deep dive into Ireland’s politics, culture and society. Single volume books about the history of Ireland are rare, yet Bartlett offers detailed explanations that aren’t too simplified. For anyone who wants to learn more about the history of Ireland, this is one of the best Irish gifts.

Are you a fan of Ireland and…cats? The Cats of Ireland: An Irish Gift for Cat Lovers, with Legends, Tales, and Trivia Galore is the ultimate Irish gift that’s also purr-fect for cat lovers, too. There are so many connections between cats and Ireland, and this book fully uncovers them all.

This book has Irish cat stories, fun feline facts from Ireland, and trivia about cats in Ireland that I’m sure you’ll love. There’s also a list of Irish cat names and a story about a 5-star luxury hotel that pampers kitties.

Here are a set of handcrafted Irish bookmarks , created at a studio in Cork, Ireland. They feature unique and whimsical words as Gaeilge, or in the Irish language. They are printed on thick matte paper with a luxurious silk coating for an elegant finish. The design is one sided and the back is features an aged texture.

Gifts from Ireland: Clothing and Accessories

Why not give the gift of clothing and accessories inspired by Ireland? Clothing and accessories make for awesome Irish gifts for women and Irish gifts for men. Wear them with pride no matter where you are in the world.

This is a handmade silver necklace that’s classic, elegant, and perfect for everyday wear. This Irish Countryside Simple Celtic Knot Necklace will showcase your love for Ireland and it’s the best Irish gift for anyone who adores the country.

It is an open Celtic sterling silver knot connected to a solid sterling silver chain and clasp. High quality, beautiful, dainty, and your purchase supports a small business. It doesn’t get much better than that! This is one of the most beautiful Celtic gifts for any special occasion.

Look at this adorable zipped pouch? This Irish Countryside and Sheep Zip Pouch showcases an Irish pastoral scene – rolling green hills dotted with sheep, along with a cozy cottage for good measure. This Irish zip pouch is perfect for anything: your makeup, toiletries, art supplies, knitting and crochet projects, you name it.

Missing Ireland? Did you travel to Dublin and forget to buy a t-shirt? This isn’t your average or cheesy souvenir shirt. This Dublin Ireland T-Shirt makes the perfect Irish gift for anyone who wants to remember their days in Dublin (or for someone who may be visiting Dublin soon).

It comes in a few different colours and a variety of sizes. It’s a handmade design that’s on a comfortable and flattering t-shirt. This shirt is unisex, meaning that this is a great Irish gift for women and men. This is one of my favourite Irish t-shirts because it is stylish and classic.

Handmade in Ireland, this Connemara Marble Bracelet with Gold Bead is a beautiful bracelet for men or women. Its elastic stretch band fits most wrists. It’s created with the prettiest green Connemara marble 8mm beads with gold plated nugget beads as spacers.

Over 750 million years old, Connemara marble dates back to the Precambrian age. Connemara marble is a gorgeous and unusual marble, rich in forsterite olivine and serpentine, that gives it its green color. Found in the west of Ireland, it is Ireland’s most famous stone. It’s a lovely piece of Irish jewelry.

Here’s a rather cheeky Irish Stainless Steel Bangle . It is hand stamped with the Gaelic, “Taigh Nam Gasta Ort”, which translates to “F*** Off”. It’s one of the best Irish gifts for your family and friends who have a bit of a sense of humour, plus it’s a safe bet that no one will know the true meaning of the bracelet when they wear it!

This boots are an amazing fashion statement! Showcase your love for Ireland with these Irish Green Women’s Boots . Each pair is custom and handmade to order to the highest quality standards. They’re made with vegan leather with a double-sided print and rounded toe construction.

These boots have a soft textile lining with sturdy construction for maximum comfort. Plus, they’re made with a high quality rubber outsole for traction and exceptional durability. These is one of the ultimate Irish gifts that I know the recipient will adore.

Here are a beautiful pair of Connemara Marble and Purple Amethyst Celtic Earrings . Connemara Marble is a famous marble stone from the west of Ireland, and Achill island in County Mayo is the most famous place for amethyst in Ireland.

These earrings combine two beautiful Irish stones with a Celtic bead, created with fine silver over pewter. These make for beautiful Irish gifts for your loved ones. This Celtic jewelry is perfect as an elegant and thoughtful gift or stocking stuffer.

Ireland Gift Ideas: Food and Drink Inspired

Ireland has many unique and memorable food and drink items that will transport you back to the country. Here are some authentic Irish gifts that are inspired by the iconic food and drink of Ireland.

Here’s something fun for your home bar, basement or rec room! An Personalized Irish Pub Sign truly completes the aesthetic of an Irish pub in your own home. Plus, this one is completely customizable and great for any new home or housewarming present.

Choose a style, a size, and your personalization. You can include your name, established date and place. This is one of the best Irish gifts for the holidays, birthday gift, wedding, Christmas or other celebrations. These also make great anniversary gifts, too.

Have you ever tried beer soap? It’s a great ingredient for a moisturizing lather, and this dark ale Handmade Guinness Beer Soap brings Ireland to any home. It’s a fantastic Irish stocking stuffer anyone who loves Guinness.

This specialty handmade soap is unscented (beer soap typically doesn’t have a smell), though it does have a natural anise scent. It’s made with natural ingredients like olive oil, shea butter, coconut oil, and of course, Guinness beer.

Travel around Ireland through your favourite drinks! This Ireland Beer Cap Map Wall Art is perfect for fans of Ireland and beer. It’s one of the best Irish gifts for someone who has everything. Collect those bottle caps as you travel around Ireland and display them on your wall in this unique wooden map.

It’s the perfect gift for the man cave / she shed, or any beer drinker in the family. This is an awesome gift for anyone who has travelled to Ireland or someone who has an upcoming trip. It also makes a fantastic housewarming gift.

Sláinte! It means “health” in Irish Gaelic, and it’s often used as a drinking toast. This Sláinte Tote Bag is a handmade design, made with love from Donegal, Ireland. It’s made from 100% cotton, and it is an ethically sourced, sustainable tote bag. Use it for your groceries or any time you go shopping. You can even use it instead of a purse.

Here is a Handmade Celtic Pottery Mug inspired by the prehistoric Irish site, Newgrange. It is a wheel thrown mug featuring a pagan tri-spiral surrounded with a Celtic knot. Fired in a homemade gas kiln, these unique creations are the perfect “stoneware” mug. They’re safe to drink from and dishwasher safe. It’s one of the most perfect Irish gifts that will surely become the “go-to” mug at home.

Here’s a unique gift for the home that also showcases your love for this famous Irish beer! This Hand Poured Guinness Candle is vegan-friendly, sustainable and cruelty-free. Guinness is the most famous Irish alcohol brand and it’s an awesome and quirky way to display cans of Guinness in your home.

This candle is hand-poured and comes in a recycled container, a Guinness can. Your Guinness-loving partner or friend will adore this candle.

Unique Irish Gifts

If it doesn’t quite fit into any of the above categories, you’ll find it here! Here are some unique Irish gifts that will instantly make you think about Ireland.

Inis, the Energy of the Sea, is a skincare brand created in Ireland. Independently owned by an Irish family, they have operated for 30 years from a converted farmhouse in County Wicklow. Their personal skincare products are inspired by the beauty and nature of Ireland.

Inis the Energy of the Sea Revitalizing Body Lotion is one of the best Irish gifts for women or men. Inish is the Irish word for island. This unisex fragrance captures the essence of a sunny day on the wild Atlantic coast of Ireland. Their skincare products also use restorative seaweed extracts, too. It’s never tested on animals, and the company is committed to protecting whales and dolphins.

Grow your own lucky clovers at home with this Shamrock Seed Packet ! There are approximately 300+ Trifolium repens seeds in each pack. This means that the recipient of this gift can plant shamrock seeds wherever their heart desires, any time of year.

They can grow their own lucky clovers in the window of their own home, anywhere in the world. Who knows, maybe you’ll find your own four-leaf clover!

Here’s a quirky and fun Irish gift, a Customizable Irish Road Sign . Choose your favourite Irish city or town. Then, use Google Maps to figure out how far the city is from your own home. It’s a great connection to your Irish hometown or favourite place in Ireland.

These handmade signs are made in Ireland on the Wild Atlantic Way. They offer free shipping worldwide. Give the gift of a customizable Irish road sign that will surely be the statement piece in any home or office.

Here’s another unique Irish gift, a Handmade Razor in Irish Bog Oak . This handcrafted razor has been made from Irish bog oak wood which adds an extra special touch to the traditional shaving experience. The safety razor takes standard double edge blades.

Irish Bog Oak is approximately 4000-6000 years old. No two trunks are the same colour, so this gift is super unique. This would be a lovely 5th anniversary Irish gift for your partner as this anniversary is celebrated with a wooden gift. Handmade in Ireland.

This will absolutely bring back some cozy scent memories from Ireland. This Irish Turf Peat Incense is the perfect Irish gift, and it’s 100% organic, too. This turf peat is harvested by hand from the seller’s family bog plot in County Offaly, Ireland. It’s dried naturally for six months. When burned, it offers the wild distinctive smell of the Irish wilderness.

This replica Newgrange Entrance Stone will surely be a conversation piece! Anyone who has visited the ancient passage tomb of Newgrange in Ireland knows that it is a very special and magical place. The Entrance Stone at Newgrange is regarded as one of the masterpieces of European Neolithic art. This is one of the most beautiful Irish gifts where you can bring the magic of Newgrange into your own home.

If you’ve made a road trip or Ireland or visited any popular tourist attractions, I’m sure you’ve seen these sign posts everywhere. Now you can own your own Wild Atlantic Way Miniature Sculpture . These miniature wooden Wild Atlantic Way sculptures make a great gift.

The recipient can remember their favourite location on the Wild Atlantic Way in Ireland, whether it’s a beach or town. These pieces are completely customizable so you can have them read whatever you’d like.

Here’s one of the best Irish gifts and a statement piece for any home. This Celtic Irish Mini Harp is a handcrafted musical instrument from Dublin, Ireland. This one is more of an ornamental piece than a full musical instrument, though the shop online does sell full-sized harps as well.

They are high quality and well made with beautiful carvings. This wooden miniature harp is a timeless piece from the Emerald Isle.

Movies About Ireland

Thinking about hosting an Ireland movie night? Want to pair your gift giving celebrations with Irish movies? Here are the best movies about Ireland you’ll love to watch.

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Gift Ideas for someone planning a trip to Ireland

If someone you love is planning a trip to ireland, here are some great gift ideas they will love….

For the Music Buffs

Bono – artist, activist, and the lead singer of U2 – has written a memoir: honest and irreverent, intimate and profound, Surrender is the story of the remarkable life he’s lived, the challenges he’s faced, and the friends and family who have shaped and sustained him.

“When I started to write this book I was hoping to draw in detail what I’d previously only sketched in songs. The people, places, and possibilities in my life. Surrender is a word freighted with meaning for me. Growing up in Ireland in the seventies with my fists up (musically speaking), it was not a natural concept. A word I only circled until I gathered my thoughts for the book. I am still grappling with this most humbling of commands. In the band, in my marriage, in my faith, in my life as an activist. Surrender is the story of one pilgrim’s lack of progress … With a fair amount of fun along the way.” — Bono

As one of the music world’s most iconic artists and the cofounder of organizations ONE and (RED), Bono’s career has been written about extensively. But in Surrender, it’s Bono who picks up the pen, writing for the first time about his remarkable life and those he has shared it with. In his unique voice, Bono takes us from his early days growing up in Dublin, including the sudden loss of his mother when he was 14, to U2’s unlikely journey to become one of the world’s most influential rock bands, to his more than 20 years of activism dedicated to the fight against AIDS and extreme poverty. Writing with candor, self-reflection, and humor, Bono opens the aperture on his life — and the family, friends and faith that have sustained, challenged and shaped him.

Surrender’s subtitle, “40 Songs, One Story,” is a nod to the book’s 40 chapters, which are each named after a U2 song. Bono has also created 40 original drawings for Surrender which will appear throughout the book.

Gift Vouchers for Ireland Chauffeur Travel

Why not help them with their vacation of a lifetime and gift them a voucher for Ireland Chauffeur Travel? Treat someone you love to a special travel experience, safe in the knowledge we will look after them at every turn. We will send it via email to your gift recipient of choice. The perfect way to put a smile on their face!

For those interested in Irish folklore

In this people’s history of Ireland, John Creedon introduces a fascinating collection of stories from the Schools’ Collection. This treasure trove of old stories, ways, and wisdom, which could have been lost forever, was collected by schoolchildren as part of a nationwide project set up in the 1930s to preserve Irish folklore.

Published here for the first time, this ‘best of’ selection includes chapters on ghost stories, agriculture, forgotten trades, schooling, and pastimes. The result is an incredible arc of folk history that tells us about ourselves and how we lived long ago.

Boring but Essential!

Boring but essential! In Ireland, we use a 3-pin plug. This universal adaptor will ensure they will always have enough battery charge to capture all the amazing pictures of their trip!

For those interested in Irish History

Here is the story of Ireland’s Civil War in colour – a defining moment in Irish history brought to life for the first time in hand-coloured photographs. The events of 1922–1923 are revealed using photographs painstakingly hand-coloured by John O’Byrne. His attention to detail gives a vivid authenticity that brings the events alive. Many of these photographs, carefully selected from archives and private collections, have never been published before. They carry informative captions by Michael B. Barry, based on extensive historical research.

This richly illustrated book gives a fresh perspective to the conflict. If you want a better understanding of the story of the Irish Civil War, this is the book for you.

For young visitors

Join historian Myles Dungan as he guides you through the history of our amazing island. Take a historical trip back in time to visit the ancient celts, sail away on a famine ship or join the 1916 rebels in the GPO. Discover leaders, thinkers, and fighters, and learn how our ancestors lived and worked in forts, castles, and cottages. The latest book in the Gill Books series of important topics tackled by experts, this engaging history introduces Ireland’s most significant people, history, and culture to readers of all ages. With clear text and bright illustrations, this book is for anyone who wants to understand more about Ireland, its history, and its people.

Contact us now to arrange your next vacation to Ireland. We offer a full service, from suggesting itineraries, and booking hotels, restaurants, and experiences, to our renowned Private Driver Guides escorting you around Ireland on a trip of a lifetime in our luxurious vehicles .

Irish Gifts For Her (15 Best Gifts For Women Who Love Ireland)

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Voted as being one of the most beautiful countries in Europe, Ireland offers a lot of interesting and useful gifts for women that will remind you of your stay in the scenic country. These Irish gifts for her are available online, readily available as gifts for female family members, friends, neighbors, for yourself, or for special women who yearn the special beauty of Ireland.

So here’s the list of fun and interesting Irish gifts for her or any women in your life who love Ireland.

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• 1.Ceramic Mug with Irish Blessing
• 2.Abbey Gift Irish Mug and Coaster Set

3. St. Patrick’s Day Tee Shamrock Shirt

• 4.Clover Charm Penny Keychain

5. Drunker Half St. Patrick’s Day Beer Glasses

• 6.Irish Knit Beanie Hat
• 7.Kate Kearney Irish Dark Chocolate
• 8.Kate Kearney Irish Assorted Sweets
• 9.Kate Kearney Irish Whiskey Fudge Bag
• 10.Women’s St Patrick’s Day Shamrock Tank Top
• 11.Patrick Francis Navy & Green Shamrock Sprig Silk Scarf
• 12.Irish Wit, Wisdom and Humor: The Complete Collection of Irish Jokes, One-Liners & Witty Sayings
• 13.Godinger Dublin Covered Butter Dish
• 14.Ireland Celtic Coin Copper Earrings
• 15.Irish Designed Apron

1. Ceramic Mug with Irish Blessing

2. Abbey Gift Irish Mug and Coaster Set

It includes a coaster, which can be also used as a lid. A nice gift for both women and men who like to keep their workplace clean and free of clutter. To check the latest price, click here. 

The unisex sizing of the shirt makes it a loose fit, to accommodate all body types. Look fresh and lucky every day with this cool shamrock shirt. To check the latest price, click here. 

4. Clover Charm Penny Keychain

The stainless metal ring will hold your container and your charm nicely. Perfect for an Irish-lovers couple’s keychain, or a 16th-year gift for a special someone. To check the latest price, click here.

Crafted using high-quality glassware, it is heavy duty, with the letterings printed in organic ink. You’ll surely smile at first sight as you think of your ‘Drunken Half’, whoever he or she might be. Rest assured that the glass will not only enliven any celebration but also be as durable as your love for Ireland. To check the latest price, click here. 

6. Irish Knit Beanie Hat

The Olann Green color reminds one of Ireland, but there are other colors and styles to choose from. It is thick and will give you the warm comfort you need during the coldest days you will encounter. To check the latest price, click here

7. Kate Kearney Irish Dark Chocolate

The chocolate was named after a beautiful Irish lady who helped travelers who passed by her cottage at Killarney , Co. Kerry . To check the latest price, click here.

8. Kate Kearney Irish Assorted Sweets

9. Kate Kearney Irish Whiskey Fudge Bag

Its high-quality creaminess makes it melt in your mouth. Delectably soft, good consistency, with a hint of whiskey once it has melted. It is perfectly safe for kids and a yummy Irish confectionary for everyone! To check the latest price, click here.

10. Women’s St Patrick’s Day Shamrock Tank Top

Continue wearing your pride for Ireland as you exercise or take a morning stroll with a shamrock tank top.

Lightweight, extremely soft, and durable—its high-quality fabric will ensure your skin stays smooth as you perform any strenuous physical activity while feeling lucky. To check the latest rate, click here.

11. Patrick Francis Navy & Green Shamrock Sprig Silk Scarf

It features a soft navy background with branches of shamrock springs. Crafted from 100% silk, it is lightweight and can be worn in any formal or casual occasion. To check the latest price, click here .

12. Irish Wit, Wisdom and Humor: The Complete Collection of Irish Jokes, One-Liners & Witty Sayings

Witty observations, fun one-liners, and humorous quotations are compiled for you to share with anyone.

It features famous Irish icons such as Oscar Wilde , Bono, James Joyce , C. S. Lewis, Sinead O’Connor, and many more. To check the latest price, click here.

13. Godinger Dublin Covered Butter Dish

A butter dish crafted from brilliant 24 percent lead crystal, this lidded crystal container adds wonderfully as a fine-dining accessory. Used mostly for special events, the crystal lid features classic Irish design, brilliantly wedged, with diamond cuts as finishing.

For best care, the butter dish must be washed by hand. To check the latest rate, click here.

14. Ireland Celtic Coin Copper Earrings

Wear these earrings proud and raise your love for Ireland higher. Or give it to a special someone to show how enduring your love is for each other. To check the latest price, click here.

15. Irish Designed Apron

It is machine washable, durable, and no fading of patterns—which were printed with high-end digital technology printers that allow the patterns to last on the fabric for a lifetime. It has easily adjustable neck and back ties that make it more comfortable to use for both indoor and outdoor activities. To check the latest price, click here.

You can also check out our Celtic inspired gifts here for more ideas. 

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Hi, I’m Christine – a full-time traveler and career woman. Although I’m from the Philippines, my location independent career took me to over 40 countries for the past 8 years. I also lived in 3 continents – from the Caribbean, South East Asia to Africa. But despite living in several countries, my love for Ireland remains the same. A country that had been a part of my life since I was 14 because of my love for Irish music and bands. Ireland Travel Guides was born because of this passion and hopefully, in some little ways, this website will be able to help you on your next trip to Ireland.

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