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Colin McGinley writes:

My business name is Howaya and I make illustrated prints of Irish people and culture.
The subjects range from sports people like Roy Keane to Dublin street characters like Bang Bang, to The Dubliners (€10 to €20), above. I’m based in Phibsborough, Dublin and sell the prints in local markets and from my website here.

Howaya.ie

Richard Bird writes:

Hi, we, at In Knocksink Wood, make Irish-made Fairy Doors in Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow. Each door – such as the Tooth Fairy Door above, €25, plus P&P – is hand crafted, cast from resin and hand painted, and we have a lovely range to collect. Doors, windows and accessories can be found on our website here. We are a small homemade craft business and do not mass produce our products.

In Knocksink Wood

Roger O’Reilly writes:

I work as an illustrator and storyboard artist for productions such as the TV series ‘Vikings’ among others. Recently I launched a new website: Ireland Posters which creates and prints a range of retro-style posters capturing the beauty and drama of Ireland and its regions.

The idea for the website started with just two posters, Kilkenny and Drogheda – my adopted city and my hometown; designed and printed partly as thank-you gifts to some friends and partly because I figured there was a demand out there for some nicely updated prints in the style of old railway posters.

Ireland Posters are currently offering 25 unique prints, with new works being added regularly. The posters and Prints are priced from €25 with illustrations of towns and popular destinations, through to fine architectural prints of Dublin’s iconic buildings such as The Custom House, Dublin Castle and the Four Courts. There are also a series of golfing prints capturing the country’s links courses. We ship worldwide.

Ireland Posters

Send Irish-Made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-Made Stocking Fillers’. No fee. Please include profile/company bio and whatnot.

Previously: Do You Make Things In Ireland?