Ray Grogan writes:

Check out the ‘Fu*k Christmas Jumpers'(€20) from InkTonic Dublin.

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Lisa Cassidy writes:

Built Dublin: 1930s is a self-guided walking tour around some of Dublin’s 1930s-ish architectural highlights, eleven stops with illustrations and text on each one. It’s a fiver including postage, and should be fun for anyone interested in Dublin whether they’re very familiar with the city or just getting to know it.

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Rebecca Fitzpatrick writes:

The Designist and RUA RED Pop Up shop in RUA RED Arts Centre [Blessington Rd, Tallaght, Co. Dublin] has all sorts of lovely gifts available like the love dublin range, lots of posters, prints, jewelry, kids toys, mugs (above) and more. And everything’s underneath €35!

 

Rua Red Arts Centre

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Valerie Coyne writes:

I run a Vocal & Life Coaching business based in Dun Laoghaire. I was recently featured over several weeks on Newstalk that I could teach anyone to sing at least one song, no matter what level they were at. And I did just that for four people who came for lessons over two weeks and returned to sing beautifully on air. Tackle that new year’s resolution early and email me at valeriecoyne@gmail.com to arrange for a voucher, get further details or to make a booking.

 

 

Michelle writes:

‘Design My Type’ is an Irish Poster Company and thought you might like to show case some of our stocking fillers. They include our customisable Cool Dad poster (above) €30 customisable Family Tree from €20 and Dublin Series of Traditional Irish Phrases from €15

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Asymmetric Necklace – Ceramic and Wooden Beads, Handmade €16

Gold Velvet Mini Ruff Scarf Collar – Handmade Winter Warmer €30

Fiona writes:

Fabricate Designs create fun, charming, wearable art. Our limited edition and one-off pieces of clothing, jewellery and accessories are all handmade or hand customised in Co. Wicklow. Wherever possible we re-use, recycle and upcycle materials, making our pieces unique and affordable. Free delivery until the end of the year with the checkout coupon code FAB0007!

FabricateDesigns

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Fiona writes:

Fabricate Designs create fun, charming, wearable art. Our limited edition and one-off pieces of clothing, jewellery and accessories are all handmade or hand customised in Co. Wicklow. Wherever possible we re-use, recycle and upcycle materials, making our pieces unique and affordable. Above is a Pink and Green Asymmetric Necklace €16.

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FabricateDesigns

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Kieran Ryan writes:

“Might I suggest that your readers fill their Christmas stockings with their own feet, slap on a pair of runners over that and sign themselves and their mates up for our event ‘HELL & BACK Trojan’ which is coming up at the end of January. It’s the perfect way to rid your body of all that Christmas excess! It takes place in the grounds of Killruddery House & Gardens, Bray, Co. Wicklow on January 26th & February 2nd and is sure to blow away the cobwebs and get your new year off on the right, muddy foot.”

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Denise Rush writes:

“Former GAA star-turned-pianist Kieran Quinn has just released his debut album Not Just Black and White with €1 from each album going to the North West Hospice and Aware. Available from kieranquinn.ie and iTunes, and local record shops and cafes in Sligo.”

Alva O’Loughlin Kennedy writes:

“Here’s two examples of Irish stocking filler ideas: Irish Slang Map or the The Mammy Map. A5 print €8, A4 print €12, A3 print €15. P&P €3.”

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Wish Words

More to follow

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Mark Legge writes:

“Myself and my brother opened this pop up store a little while ago on Dame Lane. The tiny department store is a wonderful seasonal gathering of our favourite local and international brands. The Others in this project are a carefully considered bunch of partners from the worlds of flowers, food, fashion, beauty, homeware, gifts and more.”

Film by Albert Hooi and Makers & Brothers

Music: What’ll I Do by Lisa Hannigan

Loads of Makers & Brothers stocking fillers to see here

Colm Ó Riagáin writes:

“What about a gift for an Irish-made film festival, such as a season ticket for the 2014 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival, from February 13 to 23, 2014. Season ticket-holders will not only get to watch every film in the festival; they will also be invited to the exclusive galas and after-show parties attended by the stars over the course of the festival. The festival season ticket is currently available for purchase at the early bird price of €200 (normally €245), until January 6, 2014.” 

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Jameson Dublin International Film Festival

Laura Whelan writes:

“I make jewellery and fascinators under the brand L Designs, which has  a diverse mix of pieces, ranging from elegant bridal ware to fun and quirky. The common theme in all of my pieces is intricate bead work, incorporating gemstones and Swarovski crystals and the delicate use of woven colour patterns.”

“My first stocking filler idea are these cute little bee earrings for €12 that could fly into your life very soon! They are 1 inch long and are made of miyuki seed beads so are very light and comfortable to wear.”

“My second stocking filler is this elegant little fascinator for €40 that is made with Chinese silk and finished with a crinoline bow.”

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L Designs

Claire Quigley writes:

“For someone with a very big stocking! My brother Stephen, based in Limerick, is producing lamps composed of sea urchins and bog oak for €70 apiece. There are a limited number of lamps, on sale in the new Limerick Craft and Design Shop, across the road from the Hunt Museum in Limerick City centre.”

Urchin Light

Fuchsia MacAree writes:

“A possible addition to the Stocking Fillers section: I have my Joe Duffy zine, It’s A Disgrace Joe, for sale again this year, for the Liveline lover/hater in your life. A5, 16 pages, €7. The Forty Foot is 15 and Punt is €20. “

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Fuschia MacAree

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Have you sent in an item to ‘Stocking Fillers’ and were wondering when it might appear?

We will be posting Irish made gift suggestions throughout the weekend.

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Annie writes:

“The prints might not qualify as stocking fillers but I do have Yeats in Love greeting cards, with envelopes, blank inside, €8, for a pack of four.”

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Annie West

Frank Scally writes:

“My wife Aisling makes personalised Scrabble Art pieces for families for special occasions. Also available are great Chunky Wooden Shapes – ideal for kids’ bedrooms. Five family names in wooden tiles (mounted in black, white or wood frame) is €40. Additional names are €3 each. Five family names in vintage maroon tiles or plastic tiles (mounted in black, white or wood frame) is €50. Additional names are €5 each. Sometimes, eight family names or over need to go in a larger frame, depending on the length of names. There is an additional €5 charge for the larger frame.”

“The Stars or Houses are €12.50 (additional €4 for P&P) and they’re available in a choice of colours & personalised for you. The stars are 10cm high, 10cm wide and 4cm thick. The houses are 20cm high, 20cm wide and 4.5cm thick.”

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Love Letter Arts

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Folks at Vintage Values write:

“It’s hard to believe they are real designs, from the 1920’s to 1960’s. All done by Irish artists and brought back to life after 50 years. There are these prints, postcards and a book. The prints cost €25, the postcard packs a mere €5.99 and the book is €19.99.”

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Vintage Values

Philly writes:

“A gang of us produce the 24 HOUR PLAYS DUBLIN, a manic and brilliant show where 25 actors, 6 playwrights, 6 directors and 20 technicians pool their skills to create 6 new plays in 24 hours. It happens at the Abbey theatre – this time on March 2, 2014, and all cash raised goes to the very deserving Dublin Youth Theatre. We’re in our third year, and tickets tend to fly out the door. We’ve released the best seats in the house at regular prices as an early bird special. Tickets would make a great stocking filler with a charitable edge.”

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Abbey Theatre

Andra Gorski writes:

“Colourful, elastic hair ties that create perfect ponies and beautiful buns. Won’t kink or knot your hair. A lovely stocking filler at €8 for a set of 5. Handmade in my studio in Dublin and sold online. Four different colour sets available. Free shipping during the month of December with code DecemberLove.”

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BornRubie

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Judith writes:

“These dainty gold leaf earrings are a lovely little stocking filler at €14 and are handmade in my studio in Dublin. They can be purchased online or at the Dublin Flea Christmas Cracker in Smithfield (13-15 December). There’s also free postage for online orders from now until Christmas with the code FSXMAS13.”

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A Box For My Treasure

Liz writes:

“Klip is a modular noticeboard from Klickity that’s perfect for storing all your post, notes and photos. And at €15 for a pack of 3 it makes the perfect stocking filler. Available in 10 different colours with free shipping until Christmas.”

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Klickity

Framed ‘City prints’ by Dubliner  Conor Horgan, including Manhattan (top) and Dublin (above).

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(NYC prints here)

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Ursula Celano writes:

I would be very grateful for a bit of publicity this Christmas. My range of notebooks are handmade in Dublin and make perfect stocking fillers. They are €8.50 each. Buy two this week and get a third free…

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UrsulaCelano

Stephen Smith writes:

I’m a start up from Dublin and recently completed a design brand for the city of Dublin. The logo is trademark registered. This is the first batch of products with more being added to the collection soon.  Love Dublin products are available in Designist on Georges Street, D2. and Jam Art Factory in Temple Bar D2. and Patricks Street D8.
Looking for stockists. Love Dublin!

 

Aaron writes:

A perfect addition to the kitchen table over the holidays. Wooden Buttons – €6.

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Irishmadegifts

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