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From Grace’s Favours.

Felt Among Us ‘crewmates’.

Whatnow?

Simmi Duffin writes:

Do you have an Among Us [online multiplayer, space-themed deduction game] fanatic in your life? This is the perfect stocking filler for them – collect them in every different colour and have your own game, who will be the imposter among the crewmates? Each character is €6.50 plus postage from Grace’s Favours (at link below)

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Among Us Character Decorations (Grace’s Favours)

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Finally.

Neck and face coverings we can all get behind.

Heather Finn writes:

Colourful neck warmers hand loomed in Galway. Knit from soft merino wool spun in Donegal. Perfect stocking filler from Heather Finn knitwear.

Heather Finn

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The socks are a tribute to “Galway Yellow” (AKA Big Yellow Thing) sculpture on NUIG’s campus

Amuse your friends.

Dazzle your enemies.

Joanne Brophy, of NUI Galway Students’ Union, writes:

Our Students’ Union Charity Socks Are Back!

The socks are a collaboration with Galway company Irish Socksciety and are on sale now for €9 a pair with all proceeds going to the SU charities.

They’re an ideal present for anyone who has ever said “I’ll meet ya at the Big Yellow Thing” over the years!

The “Galway Yellow” sculpture outside the NUIG Library was created by artist Brian King in 1976 and has been a landmark and meeting point for UCG/NUIG students since then. It goes by a few nicknames most commonly “The Big Yellow Thing” but also “The Squiggle” and “Archimedes Balls”. The socks are on sale now from the SU website and the SU Shop at NUI Galway (8.30am-4pm Mon-Fri) The SU Charities this year are: Galway Rape Crisis Centre, Galway Autism Partnership and Helplink Mental Health.

Big Yellow Thing Socks (SU NUIG)

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Brush Bags.

Irish-made pouches for make-up brushes and more.

Gillian Murphy writes:

My small Irish business has the PERFECT stocking filler! My product is call Brush Bags which is a chic, hygienic, compact makeup brush pouch designed to protect makeup brushes from harmful bacteria lurking at the bottom of all handbags!

Created to protect your brush, your handbag & ultimately your skin, Brush Bags can also double up as a mini makeup bag to safe-keep those smaller makeup items in one place in your handbag.

There are 5 Brush Bags in each box @ €14.95. We have a 20% Christmas discount code: Xmas20

The perfect stocking filler for that make-up lover in your life!

Brush Bags

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Feast Roast.

A vegan alternative to stuffed turkey crown.

Finally.

From Irish start-up Thanks Plants.

Luke Brennan writes:

If anyone is interested in eating a bit less meat this Christmas, this (above) is what I am going for.

They have a rather delicious Seiten festive roast. Seiten flour is the same core ingredient in their vegan sausage range, which I got slightly addicted to this summer. Available in most Dublin based SuperValu stores, or online through their website (at link below). Not quite a stocking filler, but 100% Irish and a great addition to the Christmas table!

Thanks Plants

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This Christmas.

Give pot a chance.

Brian Colhoun writes:

My uncle Jim Behan from Carlow is a pure craftsman. He has been, for the 35 years I remember, making pottery. His dedication to it is astounding.

His kiln in his garden in Carlow is one of the most amazing places you could be, 1000s of items created there. A staple of his nieces’ and nephews’ childhood visiting Carlow.

He now, finally, has it available online. The work is intricate as it is beautiful.

In fairness.

Dolmen Pottery

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Like books?

Enjoy chocolate?

Read on.

Every month, The Book Resort sends out ‘a luxury box, beautifully presented with a brilliant brand new book, a generous decadent bar of chocolate, and an artisan  surprise from a small Irish business delivered direct to your door’.

They also include a hand written card, created and designed by an Irish artist with a personalised message if you wish.

And that’s not all…

Aisling Finn, writes:

Your readers may be interested to know that The Book Resort are offering 50% off the first month’s subscription using code “Christmas”. This is valid until 31st December 2020.

All of our usual excellent benefits such as no contract & free delivery in Ireland are still in place.

The Book Resort

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For the mutt who has everything.

Dublin based BusterBox pet subscription service has launched a one-off, lockdown-soothing Christmas surprise box (at link below) for your dog.

Katie Allen writes:

The gift packages include healthy all-natural treats and fun, unique toys that dogs absolutely love! Every month, BusterBox’s social media accounts are inundated with videos of customers’ dogs going wild when the courier brings their box – the dogs know it’s for them!

The gift packages include healthy all-natural treats and fun, unique toys that dogs absolutely love! Every month, BusterBox’s social media accounts are inundated with videos of customers’ dogs going wild when the courier brings their box – the dogs know it’s for them!

The boxes are shipped throughout Ireland and the UK and cost between €21.99 and €29.99. Boxes are customized based on your dog’s size & preferences.

Arf.

BusterBox

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Leather goods.

From the hands of acclaimed bluegrass musician and songwriter Niall Toner.

Niall Toner Jnr writes:

My oul fella (still a musician at 75, silenced by the Corona) has taken to making leather craft stuff during the lockdown.

He has a bit of a history of this, having founded the famous Toner motorcycle leathers brand in the late 1970s/early 80s.

These days he is making guitar straps and small pieces of furniture from repurposed leather, so it is suitable for (some) vegetarians too.

His handmade guitar straps can be got here.

Niall Toner Leather

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