Irish Greeting Cards
Choose a beautiful card for any occasion
Cliffs of Moher
Where land meets the wild Atlantic
Ring of Kerry
Emerald hills and ocean views
Galway City
Bohemian heart of the west
Wild Connemara
Untamed beauty of the west
Irish Birthday Cheers
Sláinte on your special day
A Birthday Blessing
An Irish wish for your birthday
A Grateful Heart
Go raibh maith agat — Thank you
Irish Kindness
A warm thank you, Irish-style
Irish Celebration
Comhghairdeas! Well done!
Across the Irish Sea
Distance means so little when someone means so much
From the Green Hills
Sending thoughts your way
Traditional Blessing
May the road rise up to meet you
Deep Peace
A Gaelic-inspired blessing by William Sharp
Happy St. Patrick's Day
Lá Fhéile Pádraig Sona Duit!
From Ireland, With Love
Sent with love from the Emerald Isle
Irish Heart, Wherever You Are
For the Irish at heart, wherever home may be
Irish Wedding Blessing
May your love be as endless as the rolling green hills
In Peaceful Memory
Sorry for your trouble
Irish Healing Wishes
Get well soon
Fáilte to the World
Welcoming a new little one, Irish-style
Aoife
Beauty, Radiance — pronounced ee-fa
Saoirse
Freedom — pronounced seer-sha
Niamh
Brightness, Radiance — pronounced neev
Caoimhe
Gentle, Beautiful, Precious — pronounced kwee-va
Ciara
Dark — pronounced kee-ra
Aisling
Dream, Vision — pronounced ash-ling
Róisín
Little Rose — pronounced ro-sheen
Siobhán
God Is Gracious — pronounced shiv-awn
Gráinne
Gráinne — pronounced grawn-ya
Maeve
She Who Intoxicates — pronounced mayv
Órlaith
Gold and sovereign — pronounced or-la
Clodagh
Named after a river — pronounced clo-da
Fiadh
Wild — pronounced fee-a
Eimear
Wife of Cú Chulainn — pronounced ee-mur
Sinéad
God Is Gracious — pronounced shin-aid
Sorcha
Bright, Shining — pronounced sur-ka
Deirdre
Deirdre of the Sorrows — pronounced deer-dra
Nuala
Short for Fionnuala — pronounced noo-la
Mairéad
Pearl — pronounced mi-raid
Aoibhe
Beauty — pronounced ay-va
Éabha
Life — pronounced ay-va
Oonagh
Anglicised form of Úna — pronounced oo-na
Bridget
Exalted One — pronounced brij-it
Erin
Ireland — pronounced eh-rin
Cara
Friend — pronounced ka-ra
Finn
Fair, white-haired — pronounced fin
Declan
Possibly 'man of prayer' — pronounced dek-lan
Ciarán
Pronounced keer-awn
Pádraig
Of noble birth — pronounced paw-rig
Seán
God is gracious — pronounced shawn
Brendan
Prince — pronounced bren-dan
Conall
Wolf-strong — pronounced kun-ul
Ruairí
Red-haired king — pronounced roor-ee
Séamus
Supplanter — pronounced shay-mus
Conor
From Conchobhar — pronounced kon-or
Rónán
Pronounced roh-nawn
Art
Bear or noble — pronounced art
Caoimhín
Pronounced kwee-veen
Cathal
Battle ruler — pronounced kah-hul
Cian
Ancient, enduring — pronounced kee-an
Fionn
Fair, bright — pronounced fyun
Liam
Resolute protector — pronounced lee-um
Niall
Pronounced neel
Cillian
Pronounced kil-ee-an
Colm
Dove — pronounced kulm
Cormac
Pronounced kor-mak
Darragh
Oak tree — pronounced dar-uh
Dónal
World ruler — pronounced doh-nul
Eoin
God is gracious — pronounced oh-in
Fergus
Man of vigour — pronounced fur-gus
Fiachra
Possibly 'raven king' — pronounced fee-uh-kra
Oisín
Pronounced uh-sheen
Tadhg
Poet, philosopher — pronounced tyg
Diarmuid
Pronounced deer-mid
Lorcán
Pronounced lor-kan
Happy Halloween, Irish Style
Oíche Shamhna Shona Duit!
Samhain Fire
Where Halloween began
Dress Up, Irish Style
Costumes out, doors open
Nollaig Shona Duit
Happy Christmas from Ireland
A Candle in the Window
Lit so you always know the way home
Christmas, From Far Away
Close in heart, whatever the distance
A Christmas Blessing
For every door that opens
Grateful, Across the Atlantic
Thanksgiving wishes from Ireland
Athbhliain faoi Mhaise Duit
A happy New Year
Nollaig na mBan
Women's Christmas, 6 January
Lá Fhéile Bríde
The first stirrings of spring
Claddagh Love
Love, loyalty and friendship
Grá Mo Chroí
Love of my heart
Lá na Máithreacha
Happy Mother's Day from Ireland
Mothering Sunday, Wherever You Are
For Mam, near or far
Lá na nAithreacha
Happy Father's Day from Ireland
Cáisc Shona Duit
Happy Easter from Ireland
A Shamrock for You
Luck of the day, delivered
Parade Day
Bands out, streets full
Far From Home on Paddy's Day
A little of home goes with you