1. This auld lad cap for your tiny baby

I hand crocheted this Irish Donegal cap baby hat to fit newborn infant baby boys. It will fit to approximately 2 weeks of age.

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2. A cushion with an image of a squirrel holding a shamrock

Ah yes, that famous symbol of Irish culture.

This throw pillow features a portrait of my good friend Shamus O’Squirrel holding his lucky three-leaf clover as he celebrates St. Paddy’s Day.

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3. Ho, ho, ho. It’s like reading my diary.

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4. What’s this, you ask? Why it’s a shamrock made from ‘real Irish bog’

Lovely.

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5. Because nothing says Irish like a haggard looking Garfield half-heartedly holding a sign that says “Blarney”

Oh doesn’t it make your heart swell with pride?

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6. Stout-scented soap

Yep.

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7. This bleak enough hen party tattoo

What Irish stereotypes?

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8. A t-shirt that reads, ‘Namastay at the pub and drink’

I think Yeats wrote that one.

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9. Haven’t heard that one before!

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10. The centrepiece of every Irish home.

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11. Side-note: there should absolutely be a reality show called Feis Moms

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12. This honestly reads like a bad improvised outtake from The Sopranos

“Yeah that’s a bit corny, let’s try it again.”

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13. *eyeroll*

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14. Imagine telling your Mam you spent  €15 plus shipping on a chain with an auld threepence attached to it

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15. And finally… this leprechaun-infused nightmare

Oh God. Is this what the world thinks of us?

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