People around the world live for and look forward to the holidays. The markets are lively, families take advantage of this hiatus to spend time with each other. And people are busy preparing gifts for their loved ones. In this article, we’ll share the best Irish gift ideas for every holiday.
Handmade Irish Blessing For The Home
A blessing on a plaque makes a meaningful gift because you are not just wishing goodness on your loved ones. You’re also sending them luck, abundance, guidance, and many other virtues rolled into one.
Give them an Irish Blessing as simple as this:
“May your home be trimmed in love
With joy wound round and round,
May laughter raise the waters
And merriment around…
May your heart glow with the smiles
Of all your kith and kin
And may heaven grace your
Humble place
As the good Lord dwells within.”
Get yours HERE.
Belleek Tea For One
Beautiful tea sets aren’t meant to gather dust on the top shelf. It’s meant to be enjoyed with people you love, drinking tea they love. Send the memo!
Every day is a special occasion. We love this iconic tea for one set with quintessential Irish symbolisms – shells, harps, and shamrocks. Made in Ireland.
Get this tea set for one right HERE.
The Celtic Knot™ Pendant
This Celtic Knot keepsake is a class on its own. This pendant in particular stands out because of what it means, especially at this time of year. It signifies eternity, a never-ending promise of dedication to love, health, career, and life’s purpose.
Get your Celtic Knot™ Pendant HERE.
Traditional Aran Sweater
One of the best Irish gift ideas is the classic Aran sweater! An Aran sweater is also known as a “Fisherman Sweater” and is noted for its use of complex stitch patterns. This fine garment had us at “finest merino wool” that comes from the Merino sheep.
It’s known the world over for its exceptionally soft and fine texture, as well as its water repellent features. Merino wool is naturally long, so aside from its natural insulation, it makes for stronger fiber. A great gift for both men and women.
Get your Traditional Aran sweater HERE.
Irish Wool Trinity Flat Cap
This Irish wool trinity flat cap goes well with that traditional Aran sweater! Handcrafted using age-old methods by the Mucros weavers, this Trinity Flat cap is made from the finest and purest wool. Fully lined for comfort and warmth, it adds that dapper touch on anyone!
A Susan Boyle Cd
Susan Boyle is the daughter of Irish immigrants to Glasgow. She rose to fame after her superb performance as a contestant on Britain’s Got Talent (third cycle), singing “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Misérables.
She broke all stereotypes and was at the receiving end of the typically ruthless judge, Simon Cowell’s praises. Her voice and rendition of songs will touch the heart of anyone who receives it as a gift.
Get her latest CD Irish Wool Trinity Flat Cap here..
Irish Breakfast Basket
Nothing says Nollaig Shona dhuit (Null-eg hunna gwtich, Happy Christmas!) than an Irish breakfast come Christmas morn. The Irish are big on breakfast. It's called the “Full Irish” for a reason – it’ll tide you over till way past lunch!
This gift basket includes a delectable selection of bacon, pudding, Irish sausages, Barrys tea, Irish jam, as well as Kerrygold – the cream of Irish butter.
Get your Irish breakfast basket HERE.
A Symbolic And Elegant Jewelry Set
It’s the season of indulgence. Up the ante with this earring, necklace, and ring set. All pieces are inspired by the infinity knot and the goddess knot – Celtic symbols that represent love, friendship, faith, and loyalty for hundreds of years. It comes in 18K white gold finishing that exudes quality and elegance.
Get a special edition set from Celtic Knot by HERE.
Final Thoughts On The Best Irish Gift Ideas For Holidays
Whatever the holiday is, whether it’s Christmas or St. Patrick’s Day, these ideas can help you prevent the holiday rush. As they say, it’s never too early to think about holiday preps. Avoid the holiday rush like you’ve always wanted to. Make your list, check it twice, and give your loved ones a present as exceptional as they are.
Question for you: When do you start preparing gifts for the holiday? And what gets you into the holiday cheer? Let us know in the comments below.
Buy gifts that will remind you of how proud you are to be Irish through Celtic keepsakes made for you!
