PJ1hoodAndy Byron writes:

“We design and make lazy wear (pajamas, hoodies, tees, onesies) with an Irish themes. We hope your readers like ’em!”

Buy here

pajama.ie

farmer

Lorna Sixmsith writes:

“Would You Marry A Farmer?’ is a witty guide for all those considering (or already married to) a farmer. The book focuses on the Irish farmer so it would be enjoyed by anyone connected to Irish farming :)”

“It is €15 plus €2 postage within Ireland and I ship all over the world too.”

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Irish Farmerette

wineArann Maguire writes:

“Sit back, relax and enjoy – €24 [Irish-made] Gravity Wine Bottle Holder. “

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Irish Made Gifts

buttons

€4.50

rex

€14

Eleanor Hall writes:

“I’m from Dublin and I make handmade costume jewellery which I sell online at  I’ve even  got a designated ‘Stocking Fillers’ section on the site.”

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Eleanor Hall

Irish-made Stocking Fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie

hardtimes

Hard Times by Crystal Swing and the Working Together Community Choir, from Midleton, Co. Cork.

They launched a CD of the song last night in aid of Cancer Research, East Cork Rapid Response, St Vincent de Paul, Lions Club, Penny Dinners Cork and the Aimee Foley Treatment Fund.

Aimee Foley, 26, writes:

“Living in Ireland with a rare illness such Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome is very stressful and worrying at the best of times, especially when expert care lies outside the State. In order to experience remission after 6 years of suffering my best chance is at the Hypermobility Unit in at St John & St Elizabeth’s Hospital in London. Being chosen as a beneficiary of this very worthy charity CD means I will benefit directly and will assist me in my journey to receive vital care not available in Ireland.”

Download the song here.

Let me be treated in UK, pleads woman with rare illness (Catherine Shanahan, Irish Examiner)

Working Together

(Full disclosure: Bodger’s da is a member of the choir. Mmmf)
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