Whether you're a Christmas Eve shopper racing up Grafton Street, or a smug planner who has their gifts under the tree in time for The Late Late Toy Show, buying for loved ones can be exceptionally tricky.
Every year on RTÉ LifeStyle, we lend a helping hand by sharing an all-Irish gift guide to shine a light on just some of the incredible artists, jewellers, designers, authors, and entrepreneurs that this country has to offer.
With the countdown to Christmas well and truly on, we want to ensure that you reduce your carbon footprint, source local suppliers, and support your homegrown talent while you search for that special something.
Homeware & Gadgets
Aisling McElwain is a potter who studied ceramics in the prestigious Pottery Skills School in Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny. In 2017, following her graduation, she moved to Kilkenny full-time and set up her ceramics studio in the heart of the city. Her work is inspired by geology and the texture of clay. This handmade coffee cup is €22.
Irish Linen House is a family-run brand that creates tableware made from high-quality and sustainable Irish linen. Handmade in Smithfield, Dublin, their pieces are machine washable and enduring, meaning that you can use them over and over without worrying about wear and tear. These cocktail napkins are €25.
HomeBot is bringing the Irish voice to modern technology. The home-grown robotics start-up, founded in West Cork by Clara Mulligan and her husband, has just launched Glider 6-in-1 smart vacuum and mop, and it speaks with a real Irish voice, thanks to DJ Louise Clarke. The Glider costs €899.
Running since 2011 in Dublin 4, BOLD BUNNY is the brainchild of Warren Keeper and Ali Jones. Known for their range of cheeky Irish greeting cards and prints, all made on sustainable stock, the brand also offers a Forget-Me-Not Family Calendar with plenty of handy stickers to keep everyone on track. The 2026 edition costs €29.95.
Joanna Kaminska, the artist and designer behind Jokamin, describes her work as "quirky, thought-provoking and sometimes nostalgic". With roots in the graphic art and animation tradition of Poland, where she was born, Kaminska's work often uses water-based gouache paints along with pastels and acrylics. Her whimsical designs are sure to bring a smile to any home. This Faerie's Brew Tea Towel/Wall Hanging costs €20.
Based in Kinsale, West Cork, Solas Agus Scath are known for creating odes to traditional Irish imagery through their unusual prints, made for a hand-carved lino block. Their series of old Irish coin designs is as beautiful as they are nostalgic. Available on Etsy for €35.
Describing herself as a 'playful professional', founder Linzi Rooney says that Born and Bred was made to exude warmth and friendliness while showcasing the best of Irish talent. The gifting site has a wide range of products that are made in-house in a Belfast studio. This Wee Cottage Incense Burner costs €29.95.
Born in Cork, Diana Skalkos has lived a nomadic life, working and studying across the UK, Europe, and India. Although her formal education is in ceramics, design, and sculpture, she has also honed her craft in the rural villages of India and Greece. You can find updates of her work on her Facebook. The Celtic Women: Kitchen Dancing Queen plate costs €150.
WildBird Studio is an Irish craft workshop run by artist Alison Byrne. Designed and handmade in Dublin, her pieces often incorporate stained glass and geometric patterns. As well as jewellery and lighting, she makes glass flower hangings. This single flower piece costs €35, and there are six flowers to choose from.
We Make Good is a social enterprise that sells products designed by some of Ireland's best designers, and made by people facing social challenges who have been supported to develop valuable skills and gain employment in their craft. These Irish recipe prints, designed by Laura Buchanan, are the perfect gift for someone missing home. Printed on 100% recycled paper and packaged in compostable materials, they currently cost €9.40 (was €14.90).
Beauty & Wellness
As well as being a stylish addition to your coffee table, these cards could bring a touch of alignment to your day. Created by modern mystic and content creator Tara Marzuki, who hails from Co. Cork, this 72-card intuitive deck was designed to help users reconnect with their inner knowing, understand their energetic state, and take action to better themselves and their lives using divination. A deck costs €45.
Limerick native Leonie Lynch says that her sleep-deprived days of early motherhood led her to non-stop cravings for chocolate and coffee. Having worked as a movement coach for 15 years, though, she knew how important nutrition was for functioning. As a result, she created Juspy, a cacao and collagen superfood powder designed to boost energy naturally. Add it to smoothies, coffees, oats and more. Try a travel bag for €19.95.
In 2018, content creator Florence Olufemi-Ojo started her fashion brand M.I.O Prints (an abbreviation of Moulded-Inside-Out). Having found a gap in the Afro-Irish market, and having embraced the natural hair movement herself, Florence began creating satin hair bonnets using African prints. Since then, she has gone on to create a line of pyjamas, scarves and swimwear. The Cherry Blossom Festive Bundle (pillow case, hair bonnet & scarf) costs €59.99.
This Ice Wand from Cosy Girls Club was made to elevate your skincare in a very refreshing way. An ice facial and gua sha tool in one, it is designed to sculpt, soothe, and awaken your skin in seconds. The small business was founded by Annie, a Cork woman who founded the business after having her daughter. The Ice Wand costs €26.
Hailing from Brittany, France, Benoit Nicol is a perfumer professional with a special interest in natural oils. For over 20 years, from his base in New York, he worked with two of the best producers of natural oils in the world before moving to Dublin. Now, from his office in the Chocolate Factory, he creates room sprays, mists and diffusers under his brand, The Nature of Things. Made in Ireland from 100% natural ingredients, this Roll On & Sleep Well oil costs €12.
SiEST founder Síne Dunne created her products following her time studying Insomnia and Circadian rhythm disorders at the University of Oxford. Made in Dublin, the weighted hug pillows use Deep Pressure Stimulation (DPS) and Proprioception to help you relax and sleep better. The full body sleeper is €199 (was €250).
Ainmhí, derived from the old Gaelic meaning 'filled with the breath of life', is a skincare brand that hails from Kenmare, Co. Kerry. Inspired by traditional Celtic beauty rituals, the products are made from hand-selected botanical treasures like Irish moss and wild sage. The Hidden Solstice Serum costs €65.
Handmade in Kerry by nurse Matt Smith, Beardsmith combines hair care with skin care. Using natural ingredients, the brand cleans without drying, which means no dry skin, no itchiness and no scratchy beards. The beard oil trio costs €48.99.
Based in Glandore in West Cork, waters + wild is an organic perfumery born from a passion for all things natural. The unisex perfumes are made using raw and organic ingredients locally sourced (seaweed, lavender, rosemary and gorse), and from around the world. You can gift a discovery set of four scents for €35.
BEO Wellness was founded by Aoibhín Garrihy and Sharon Connellan in 2017. The lifestyle brand blends live events surrounding self-care with a product line of items inspired by the landscape of Co. Clare. The Sea Soak Restorative Bath Salts are made of Irish Sea Salt, Epsom Salt and hand-harvested Irish Seaweed. It costs €34.
Babies & Children
Lina Pavlova is the creative force behind Little Fingerprint Boutique in Co. Cork. Passionate about sustainability and creativity, she sources her fabrics in Ireland and creates reusable products. Her Colour Me Collection includes a range of washable colouring items like aprons and placemats. The Monster Alphabe 'Colour Me' Placemat with 12 Washable Markers costs €12.
Named after Pinocchio's conscience Jiminy Cricket, Jiminy Eco Toys was founded by Sharon Keilthy in 2018, and was taken over by a mum of three and long-time customer of the store, Bobbi Cotter, in late 2024. The paper craft kits, cards, and prints all use innovative home-compostable wrappers. This card-making set is perfect for Christmas time and costs €5.49.
Crafted from 100% organic cotton, SnooZip delivers playful designs for your little ones. Founded by Aisling Ryan—a mother of three— the brand is all about mixing practical solutions with a touch of fun. From teething bibs with built-in silicone teethers to cosy baby onesies with a clever zip design for easy changes. The Grá Teething Bib costs €8.
This children's book is written by Eoin Colfer and Sadhbh Devlin, and follows the story of a little girl called Áine. Áine loathes her hair, so she decides to chop it all off - and she looks fantastic! Well, at least she thinks so. But her mammy is not convinced and forbids her from ever cutting her own hair again. But she didn't say anything about anyone else! €9.
How many people can you describe in just 30 seconds? This junior-edition board game is aimed at those aged 7+. To play, you should simply turn the timer, pick a card, and describe the names (in any order!) to your team mates as quickly as you can, but without saying the actual words on the card… Buy the Irish edition of the game for €30.
Irish Fairy Tails is a brand-new children's brand blending storytelling with sensory play from founder Stef McSher. Designed for children aged three to eight, these costume & storybook sets invite children to join the characters on their adventures. As they read, they can wear the matching sparkly mermaid or fiery green dragon tail, bringing movement to storytime. Dragon Tail & Book set costs €40.
Outcrop Design – a family business run by Aran and Maeve Pudney in Sligo - has recently launched Pop Out Projects, a brand new range of traditional crafting kits with a unique Wild Atlantic Way twist. They have weaving kits, mini model plane kits, Bamboo bookmarks in Irish designs, Christmas tree ornaments and more. The Christmas wooden models cost €4.80 each.
Celebrate the movies and melodies of Ireland with this toe-tapping, channel-hopping quiz. With 160 questions on Ireland's biggest and best singers, songs, actors, blockbusters and hit TV shows, players can go head to head or split into teams to answer the questions. Ideal for age 12 and up. €16.99.
Amy and Liam Bell have been packed off to stay at Gran's house in the wilds of Connemara for the summer. Out for a walk on the first morning of their holiday, the children discover the entrance to Tir na nOg. Almost immediately, Liam is captured by a troop of headless horsemen who take him to Tarlock, the ruling sorcerer of Tir na nOg. An adventurous story for young readers. €10.50.
Kite Sport owner Christy Moran began the development of Hurlóg in 2009 thanks to a suggestion from his daughter, Ciara. The foam toy is the perfect gift for your budding hurler or camogie player. Designed to help children learn the correct grip and swing, it's available in three sizes: 16" (toddlers), 18" (up to 3 years), and 20" (over 3 years). €31.95.
Jewellery
Anastasia Stepnova studied Fine Arts as a child in Russia, graduated from Architecture in Italy, and settled into life as a silversmith here in Ireland. Inspired by nature, and made from recycled silver, 37 Blackbirds features rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces and more. The Little Blackbird Pendant costs €45.
In 2020, during the COVID-19 lockdown, Seán Layton began selling vintage jewellery online with his sister, naming the project after their childhood border collie, Ivy. Burnt out by a career in London's fashion industry, the Irishman found joy in creating an independent lifestyle brand of his own. The 18ct gold-plated Adina cluster necklaces come in a range of colours at €59 each.
When Hannah McGrenera moved from Taiwan to Ireland with her family in 1994, she found her forever home in Co. Cork. Having trained in Chinese Calligraphy at a young age, she found a steady hand and a love for creativity that led her to study Fine Art Sculpture at Crawford College of Art and Design in Cork. Years later, and after much studying, she decided to launch her own jewellery line. This Sterling Silver Claddagh Ring is €165.
Louise O'Hara, the designer and maker behind Culu Design, handmakes her jewellery from her home studio in Wicklow. Named after the Irish word for 'retreat', she has been making polymer clay and beaded jewellery for over 20 years. The Aoife pink and red earrings cost €44.
Growing up in Ballina, Co. Mayo, Andrea Mears was inspired by her surroundings in the west of Ireland. Her handcrafted pieces intertwine ancient symbolism with modern design. The beautiful pink Irish cottage roses that used to grow by her grandparents' farmhouse led her to make a beautiful Irish rose gold necklace that comes in silver, gold and gold plate. The gold plate costs €139.
Fiona Herbst makes her jewellery in her townland of Portlean, a picturesque rural location in Co. Donegal, where she lives with her husband and four children. She is a polymer clay artist specialising in jewellery who experiments with shape and colour. The Who's Looking At You Brooch is €45.
Venezuelan designer Betzy Nina came to Ireland in 2010 and found her forever home in Dublin. The designer's inspiration comes from a mix of cultures, with the coast of Venezuela and the cityscape of Dublin often playing a part in her work. These Sunny Heart earrings cost 39.
Edge Only is an independent Irish brand that designs for men and women equally, with genderless design at the core. Made from 100% recycled gold and sterling silver, the pieces are ethically made and individually hallmarked by the Assay Office at Dublin Castle. These Button Cufflinks cost €219.
Leslie Howie of Thistle Design is an enamel artist living in Cobh, Co. Cork. She creates unique pieces of jewellery by torch firing her pieces, making sure that each one has its own special look. Mixing beautiful colours and shapes for a genuinely unique design, these pieces won't be found anywhere else. The After Dark earrings cost €55.
Born from a deep-seated love for Ireland and the Irish language, Fíor Jewellery was founded by Dublin man Seán Leddin. Named after the Irish word meaning 'true' or 'real', the brand is dedicated to authenticity and quality. Every piece of jewellery is crafted using premium stainless steel coated in 18k gold, ensuring durability. The unisex Celtic Knot Ring costs €39.99.
Fashion
Six generations of the Cushen family have been crafting exceptional textiles in Graiguenamanagh, Co Kilkenny, since the 1700s. Today, Philip and his daughter Miriam continue this incredible story. As well as throws and blankets, they make scarves with the finest sourced mohair and lambswool. The Mooneen Mohair Scarf is €78.
Sinead Keary The Label is an Irish fashion brand founded in 2020 by personal shopper and designer Sinead Keary. Named after important women in her life, her collections are feminine and sleek. This silk bow hair scrunchie costs €39.
Lennon Courtney & Kilkenny Design
Kilkenny Design was established in 1963 by the Irish government at Kilkenny Design Centre. Craftspeople were invited from around the world to share their skills and work collaboratively with the community. The resulting crafts were so popular that the first Kilkenny Design store in Kilkenny City opened in 1965. A second store followed on Nassau St, Dublin in 1976. Today, the shops are home to a huge range of Irish designs. This Forget Me Knot Card Holder from Lennon Courtney in pink is €17.50 (was €25.00).
Susan Hunter Lingerie has been a staple of Dublin's Westbury Mall since 1984. They sell lingerie, nightgowns, and robes that are handcrafted from the finest silks and cashmeres. The Luminosa pure silk dressing gown costs €425.
Based in the heart of Dublin City Centre, Fresh Cuts emerged in 2015, offering an alternative for those seeking style and quality linked to sustainability. Created by Lorna and Steven, who both have a commitment to sustainability and style, the brand is a fusion of conscious fashion, creativity, and sustainability. Their collaboration with photographer Enda Burke is limited. The Enda Burke Dad t-shirt costs €42.
In the 1980s, Eamonn Duffy founded the Irish Woollen Workshop in the beautiful surroundings of Co. Sligo. Today, the company is run by Eamonn's son, Gary, and has become the country's largest supplier of genuine Irish sheepskin. They sell rugs, throws, dog beds, and cosy slippers. The unisex loafers with woollen trim cost €66.
Dorinda McCormack began spinning and weaving from her home, nestled amidst the rolling drumlins in Newbliss, Co. Monaghan, in 2010. Eventually, she started making bags and purses for herself, and when friends began to ask about them, she decided to start selling at small local markets. Now, her creations are available to buy online. This vintage-style Esme handbag costs €500.
Championing Irish fabrics and makers from all corners of Ireland, STABLE strives to create a place of excellence for Irish linen and textiles. Sustainably minded and working with craft makers, weavers and knitters, the brand delivers socks, scarves, knitwear and more. These bright green cashmere socks cost €20.
Founded in 2023, Jessica Brennan Design is a clothing label designed and made in Dublin by Jessica Brennan. Offering custom pieces, alteration services, and reworked clothing made from a mixture of deadstock, vintage and locally sourced fabrics, the designer works with sustainability in mind. This floral mini bag costs €55 and was made using a vintage cotton bedsheet (unused and in its original packaging).
Based in Dunshaughlin, Co. Meath, this brand is solo-run by designer Gráinne Lyons. Specialising in personalised gifts, handbags, hats, bags, and more, it is one of the only brands in Ireland using machine embroidery to customise accessories to true precision. The personalised washbag is €26.
Food & Drink
Waterford natives William and Robert Jacob founded Jacobs over 150 years ago, and the brand has been a mainstay of Irish homes ever since. Fig rolls, chocolate Kimberlys, Jaffa Cakes, pink wafers and coconut creams are all excellent choices to accompany a cup of tea. This Christmas, you can find cartons of Mistletoe Mikados in shops.
Folláin is the Irish word for wholesome, and it's apt considering the brand's story. In 1983, Mairin met Eithne in the honey business, where they became friends and, eventually, business partners. Using Eithne's grandmother's 100-year-old grapefruit marmalade recipe, they whipped up their first batch and brought it to the market in West Cork. The rest, as they say, is history. Enjoy their 12 Days of Christmas Preserves for €14.99.
Setting up a chocolate manufacturing facility in Dublin in 1999, Ann Rudden always wanted to bring prosperity back to the small but beautiful village of Stradone, Co. Cavan. This dream came through in 2007, and she has been creating ever since. The 12 Piece Christmas Chocolate Box costs €9.95.
Hollow Leg Wines is an Irish brand offering up non-alcoholic versions of rosé, cabernet, alberino, and sparkling white cuvée. Boasting a "unique process" that preserves the mouthfeel, taste, and aroma of the original wine without relying on added sugar or unusual flavour additives, they claim their wines have "everything but alcohol". The Sparkling White Cuvée costs €15.
Nothing says Christmas like a delicious batch of starry mince pies. Committed to sourcing the finest clean-label ingredients, with sustainability always to the fore, this brand was made by a devoted farm family. The deep-filled mince pies are gluten-free, wheat-free, vegan, and have over 50% luscious mincemeat filling. A box costs €6.45.
Beth Ann Smith and her business partners, Owen and Ken Madden, have almost 200 years of baking and craft in their shared family history. They started The Lismore Food Company together to create handmade biscuits made from Ireland's finest ingredients. Based in Lismore, Co. Waterford, they're known for their luxury shortbread biscuits. You can buy a packet for €6.95.
Fiona McHugh and her husband, Paul Byrne, co-founded Fallon & Byrne in 2006, when they opened their flagship foodstore and restaurant on Exchequer Street in Dublin. Their traditional 'mini' Christmas cake is made with fruits, brandy and locally sourced Irish dairy. The Mini Christmas Cake is available 21st-23rd Dec for €16.95.
If you hope to create a cheese board of dreams for guests this Christmas, look no further than Sheridan's Cheesemongers. Run by Kevin Sheridan and Seamus Sheridan, this family-run company was founded in 1995, when the brothers started selling Irish farmhouse cheeses at the Galway market. Before long, they opened a shop in Galway, and the Dublin markets and the South Anne Street shop in the city centre soon followed. Their
Brewed by Hopfully Brewing Co. in Waterford City, Ollie is a 4% alcoholic* drink that uses a pear juice and elderflower syrup base, along with a hit of double ginger (ginger juice and ginger extract). Brewed in Ireland, it is vegan-friendly and gluten-free. One pack costs €21.90.
Based in Athenry, Galway, Nibbed Cacao was founded by an aunt and niece team during the pandemic in 2020, when chef Lisa Kleiner went into a chocolate-making frenzy and discovered the health benefits of cacao. Nibbed Hot Cacao offers a sophisticated alternative to hot chocolate. The starter kit costs €25.
Christmas-themed
PR professional Tara O'Connor – a long-time devotee to table-scaping – wants to bring everyone back to the table with her range of beautiful linens and accessories, each inspired by the countryside near her home in Co. Kildare. These embroidered Christmas cotton napkins would look perfect on the Christmas table. Set of Four for €72.
Launched by Laura Nolan Horgan in 2020, LNH Edit is a creative collection of ethical fashion and homeware. Based in Dublin, she has curated a mix of thoughtfully crafted, ethically sourced, and aesthetically pleasing products. The Nutcracker Matchbox Ornament costs €32.30.
Sassy Jac was founded by illustrator Jac Sinnott. Working from her home studio in Tramore, Co Waterford, she designs a range of cards, prints, mugs and totes that capture a distinctly Irish tone. The Sassy Christmas Card Pack costs €20.
Handcrafted from birch wood and customised with each family's name, this keepsake box is designed to be filled with festive favourites and passed down through generations. The idea was brought to life by Carol Curtis, founder of HanaLee Studios, who was inspired by her years living in Lebanon with her family while her husband served with the UN. Her keepsake boxes are created as lasting reminders of family traditions. The Christmas Eve Box costs €78.
With Love From Laurane is run by Laurane Foley in Midleton, Co. Cork. A mother of five, one of whom has cerebral palsy, she works from home, creating personalised gifts. Her Cork Christmas collection includes wrapping paper that allows kids to colour in Midleton landmarks. One roll of paper costs €7.
Founded by Karen Naidoo, Cuando aims to find beautiful, unique, thoughtful gifts for every occasion. All of their candles are hand-poured in their studio in Portobello in small batches using eco-friendly and plant-based waxes sourced in Ireland. The Christmas candle is 190g, has a 30+ hour burn time, and costs €18.
As an eco-conscious vegan, Karla Finnegan packs her small-batch, made-to-order pieces in plastic-free packaging from her base in Offaly. Running the business since 2019, the designer handles every order with care, often adding a personal touch to make your gift extra special. The personalised Christmas mug costs €16.
Huggable Home's founder, Denise, is a mother of four who started her homeware business in 2010 following a tragic loss in her family. While she recovered, she picked up a knitting set to distract herself, and soon found a knack for creating beautiful blankets. Now, in 2024, she is offering a wide range of cosy blankets, colourful ceramics, candles, and much more. This Little Christmas Shop Jigsaw Puzzle costs €15.
Drumgreenagh Craft & Design Shop is an ethical gift store based in Galway, Ireland. This wooden Christmas design kit is perfect for decoration DIY-ers, a gift for family and friends. To have personalised keepsakes that you can spend getting crafty with the kids, making their own tree decorations! The Christmas Craft Kit costs €20.
Opened in 2012, Unbound is a family-run boutique shop that offers gifts that are quirky, fun, light-hearted, and unique. Their motto of 'heart – soul – mind’ touches everything we do. Their Rader Christmas Candle Extinguisher is a cute and festive addition to any home. €17.95.
Subscriptions, Vouchers & Hampers
Avid reader and self-confessed chocoholic Aisling Finn came up with the idea of a sweet subscription service from her home in Co. Waterford. Whether you're looking for a once-off gift (the Christmas Gift Box costs €39) or a monthly subscription, the Book Resort will deliver a brilliant new book, a large bar of chocolate and a small artisan product from a small Irish business.
This holiday season, give the gift of wellness and relaxation with The Hot Box Sauna, Ireland's leading outdoor sauna brand. Whether shopping for a die-hard sauna enthusiast, a wellness guru, or someone curious to try something new, The Hot Box Sauna has the perfect gift to help sweat it out this Christmas. Gift cards available from €15 up to €200.
Coffee enthusiasts Paola and Andrew are the founders of Carrow Coffee Roasters, a small roasting business that is located on Carrowgarry farm beside the Atlantic Ocean in Co. Sligo. Their three-month filter coffee subscription is available from €13.50 every month for three months.
Ann Dehan is a professional organiser and founder of Neatly, a decluttering and organising service that is offering gift vouchers. Ann works with clients to transform their homes into easy-to-maintain, clutter-free spaces. This gift is ideal for new parents who are struggling to keep up with day-to-day jobs. Neatly e-Gift Card available from €50 up.
Every month, Glossybox create a unique journey for its subscribers. Their specialist team works endlessly to bring you the best in beauty discovery as well as the latest tips, tricks and trends for you to trial. The monthly subscription costs €19 and includes five beauty products worth at least €50 from the best beauty brands.
Founded by Sarah Sexton and Jayne Ronayne in Co. Cork, OAC snacks are all-natural, protein-filled treats that are suitable for kids and grown-ups alike. Their protein balls come in a variety of flavours (peanut, chocolate chip, orange, and cranberry) and can be delivered on a flexible schedule via subscription. Shipping is free and you'll save 15% on your order.
Irish Heritage Trust Gift Card
This Christmas, give the gift of an exceptional experience. An Irish Heritage Trust Gift Card is the perfect present for friends, family, or colleagues and can be redeemed for admission tickets, an annual membership, a delicious treat of lunch or coffee and cake, or unique finds in the gift shops at any Irish Heritage Trust property. Whether it’s a relaxed afternoon enjoying tea in the elegant surroundings of Fota House & Gardens or stepping back in time at Strokestown Park.
Inspired by the Danish tradition of Hygge, a cosy mood evoked by comfort, and proudly rooted in the creative spirit of West Cork, each box is filled with handcrafted treats from across the country. Items range from luxury wool slippers by Sheep by the Sea, to a hand-bound leather journal by Hubert Bookbindery, and the rich aroma of Rooibos Christmas Tea by West Cork naturopath April Danann. The Hygge Hug Gift Box costs €95.
The Crate's concept started in 2017, with flowers, friendship and a love of design by founders Claire Ryan and Steph Hutch. It is an online flower delivery business that offers one style of thoughtfully designed seasonal flowers that change every week, with free same-day delivery throughout Dublin and free next-day delivery throughout Ireland and Northern Ireland. Subscriptions vary in cost.
Skelligs Chocolate was founded in 1996 and sits in its own little pocket on the west coast of Ireland. Handcrafted by Irish chocolatiers in St. Finian's Bay, you can find bars, clusters, shards, truffles, and much more. The six-month chocolate club subscription costs €17.50 per month.
