Blog by Gifts of Ireland
What’s a Peaky Blinder Cap? The Story Behind the Style
The Peaky Blinder cap, made famous by Cillian Murphy’s role as Tommy Shelby, has deep...
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Discover the Warmth and Heritage of Merino Wool: A Guide to Irish Knitwear
Delve into the world of Merino wool and its significance in Irish knitwear. Learn about...
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My Visit to Kilnasaggart Pillar Stone: Ireland’s Oldest Inscribed Monument
We took a spin out to County Armagh on one of the sunniest days of...
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History
My Visit to Clontygora Cairn: A Peaceful Place Between Worlds
Crossed the border and stepped into Ireland’s ancient past at Clontygora Cairn in Armagh. Stunning...
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My Visit to Croghan Hill: A Walk with a Shillelagh Through Ireland’s Ancient Heart
Take a trip with Aidan up Croghan Hill in Offaly—where he meets a local stick...
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My Visit to Churchclara: Discovering Ogham Stones and Celtic Crosses in Kilkenny
Hello friends, Aidan here from Gifts of Ireland. This week on my Story of Ireland,...
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Irish Clothing
Hand-Knit vs. Machine-Knit Aran Sweaters: What’s the Difference?
Hand-knit vs. machine-knit Aran sweaters—what’s the difference? In this blog, we explore the unique qualities...
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Irish Clothing
How to Wear an Aran Sweater: Styling Tips for Men and Women
Uncover the timeless versatility of Aran sweaters in our latest blog! Explore how to style...
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Irish Clothing
Why Aran Sweaters Make the Perfect Irish Gift
Explore the timeless appeal of Aran sweaters as the perfect gift choice for any occasion!...
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The Hill of Ward: The True Birthplace of Halloween
Did you know that Halloween’s true roots lie in Ireland? Long before the costumes and...
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Irish Clothing
Machine-Knit Aran Sweaters: Consistency and Affordability
Machine-knit Aran sweaters offer a modern alternative to traditional hand-knit styles. Using advanced knitting machines,...
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Irish Clothing
The Timeless Appeal of Aran Sweaters: History and Heritage
The Aran sweater is more than just a garment—it's a symbol of Irish heritage, storytelling,...
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