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Paul Murphy, of Murphy of Ireland writes:.

In this info-graphic you will learn about the origins of some of the most well-known Irish artifacts and how they are made. Many of the patterns and designs used in traditional Irish clothing and jewelry have hidden symbolism and can be traced to intriguing Irish stories and legends. I am sending this to you as I think that your readers might be interested. I hope you like it and if you have any feedback whatsoever, do let me know!

Anyone?

MurphyOfIreland

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The board of Irish Water.

Further to HotWaterGuygate.

Bewildered Student writes:

This (above) is from the irish Water website. In light of Coleman Sheehy’s Fine Gael connections and lack of experience in you, know, utilities of any kind perhaps some of your readers could fill in some of the gaps in the others directors’ CVs paying particular attention to their political and personal affiliations….”

Anyone?

Irish Water Board Members (IrishWater)

Earlier: Who Is The Hot Water Guy? 

Irish Water logo redux: What Goes Up

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Or an excellent Irish-made stocking filler?

You must decide.

Raphaële Beyssac writes:

I’m an Ireland based business though I’m not Irish myself…I’m a French Dubliner.These (above) are little lavender sachets that are just the right size for a stocking filler. They come in four colours (pink, blue, green and orange) and are filled with 100% lavender.
My business is called La Creature And You. I have been designing and making home decor products for the past three years. I print fabric and turn it into pillows, bags, tea towels , etc. I also do a lot of personalisation, I can write names and whatever texts on my products. I sell online and deliver abroad. My shop is here….Thank you.

La Creature And You

Irish-Made Stocking Fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish Made Stocking Fillers. No fee, that’s not our ‘bag’.

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