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17 brilliant Irish Christmas cards you could send this year

Now’s the time to get buying.

Nov 22nd 2017, 8:00 AM 13,471 Views 2 Comments

1. Embrace the brutal honesty with this card designed by illustrator Aoife Dooley

yetick Source: designist

2. Mam-inspired words of wisdom from Catherine Dunne

showyourself Source: Catherine Dunne

3. Jarlath Regan has released a set of new cards with a very 2017 theme

Morning all. pic.twitter.com/8jGDEyBEcB
— Jarlath Regan (@Jarlath) November 17, 2017

Source: Jarlath Regan/Twitter

4. Tell it like it is with this design from Homebird

buyfor Source: Homebird

5. Who also provide a service for Cavan people at this important time of year

cavan2 Source: Homebird

6. Jando Design has the kind of card you can only send to a best friend

another Source: Jando

7. Gilly and Rob have a better word for “Merry” this year

Deadly-Little-Christmas Source: Gilly and Rob

*Frank Sinatra voice*

Should have left the price tag on.

14. More festive realism from Jigser

Happy Monday to you too. pic.twitter.com/IMVP2U6orU
— Jarlath Regan (@Jarlath) November 20, 2017

Source: Jarlath Regan/Twitter

15. Sarah Devereux uncovers a truly tragic Christmas incident – perfect for a greeting card

chasing Source: Designist

16. If you want to make this Christmas a little more memetastic, David Gannon has you covered on Designist

ermagerd Source: designist

17. And finally… this Xmas checklist by Holly Pereira will see you right all the way to the new year

panicbuy Source: designist

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17 brilliant Irish Christmas cards you could send this year

Now’s the time to get buying.

1. Embrace the brutal honesty with this card designed by illustrator Aoife Dooley

2. Mam-inspired words of wisdom from Catherine Dunne

3. Jarlath Regan has released a set of new cards with a very 2017 theme

4. Tell it like it is with this design from Homebird

5. Who also provide a service for Cavan people at this important time of year

6. Jando Design has the kind of card you can only send to a best friend

7. Gilly and Rob have a better word for “Merry” this year

8. And an Irish take on a classic

9. TwistedDoodles skewers the annual chocolate shrinkflation epidemic

10. And allows you to get your subtle messages in early

11. And then there’s the classic Dublin Christmas Carol

12. Irish illustrator Rob Stears paints some hilarious festive pictures