100% Irish Gifts and Crafts
designed and made in Ireland
Gifts and Crafts designed and made in Ireland
Guaranteed 100% Irish
FREE DELIVERY to Ireland over €70
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Irish Gifts for all Occasions
Welcome to Totally Irish Gifts, a prestigious and well established online Irish store, specialising in gifts and crafts designed and made in Ireland by acclaimed Irish designers and craftspeople. Browse our extensive selection of presents that have been selected and curated just for you. There is something for all ages and all occasions. You will also find some very unique personalised gifts for special occasions. Such as engagement, wedding, anniversary, birthday, graduation, retirement and new baby. Totally Irish Gifts is a retail partner of the Design & Craft Council of Ireland.
Our Irish Craft & Gift Suppliers
Our suppliers include well established and also up-and-coming Irish designers & craftspeople. Travelling Ireland, we have met with 70+ makers. Getting to know them and their amazing work. We are delighted to introduce them to the world.
Be enthralled by the creativity and craftsmanship of our suppliers. Believe in the quality, uniqueness and beauty of our creative Irish crafts. All of which has been made with love and attention to detail.
We are committed to the ‘Buy Irish’ ethos. ‘Irish’ should mean ‘made in Ireland’. Enjoy discovering contemporary and traditional Irish gifts. They are genuinely made in Ireland. We believe you deserve the best. You will love our authentic Made Local Irish crafts. We hope you enjoy your online shopping experience.
At Totally Irish Gifts there is something special for all ages and all occasions. You will also find some very unique personalised gifts. Such as engagement, wedding, anniversary, birthday, graduation, retirement and new baby.
Happy Online Shopping!
OUR PRODUCTS
Popular Irish Gifts
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Personalised Ogham Wedding Anniversary Photo Frame
€75.00 -
A5 Celtic Journal and Bog Oak Pen Gift Set
€66.00 -
Celtic Cloak Brooch
€120.00 -
Claddagh Ring Framed Bronze Art (brown)
€50.00 -
Irish Heart Necklace
€100.00 -
Home is where the Heart is Large Framed Turf
€55.00 -
Trinity Knot & Claddagh Necklace
€125.00 -
Celtic Midnight Silk Scarf
€85.00 -
Oneness Silver Necklace
€84.00
New To Us
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Sinéad O’Connor 1985 Mounted Photo
€34.00 -
Love Heart Framed Ceramic
€110.00 -
Wooden Cufflinks & Tie Pin Set
€65.00 -
Teddy Celts Chess Set (small)
€120.00 -
Fáilte-Welcome Ogham Style Wall Hanging (Large)
€49.90 -
Love – Grá Ogham Ruby Silver Pendant
€85.00 -
Love – Grá Ogham Emerald Silver Pendant
€85.00 -
Sterling Silver Pearl Heart Earrings
€50.00 -
Circle Necklace & Earrings Set (Walnut)
€105.00
Customer Reviews
Thank you so much Shauna - as an Irish person living in London, I do like to support our own. It is a lovely made card and will be sent on to a good friend in Poland.
Thank you very much, my friend has already been in touch to say she has received the gift and loves it, I am thrilled that this was sent out so quickly, thank you for helping with all of that, very much appreciated. Overall it has been a fantastic experience using ‘Totally Irish Gifts’, and I will be back for repeat business once the next Irish birthday comes up.
Thank you for your prompt and personal service, would highly recommend this company,
Latest News
Traditional Anniversary Gifts
On the day I married my husband, my Uncle gave me some good advice - 'you have to work at a marriage to make it successful'. I suppose I didn't quite know what he meant that day, but over the years he has proved it is certainly something worth working at! As my...
Ogham Alphabet at Totally Irish Gifts
Ogham (Oh-ehm) is an ancient Celtic script used primarily to write the early Irish language. It is seen as the earliest version of an ancient Celtic language and the first written language of Ireland. Ogham writing first appeared around 400AD and was used up to the...
Irish Wedding Tradition – Handfasting
What is Handfasting? We have all heard of ‘tying the knot’, but where does the phrase come from and what is a handfasting ceremony? ‘Tying the knot’ comes from the ancient Celtic tradition of handfasting. When Ireland was ruled under Brehon law (7th to 17th century)...
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