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High quality cardboard hanging sign

This product has been produced using a high end printing process which results in excellent print colour reproduction. 

Complete with hanging tag.

Irish Poet, Wit and Playwright

Oscar Wilde was born in Dublin on the 6th of October 1854 into an upper-class Anglo-Irish family. He became known for his flamboyant style and great wit. He is best remembered as a playwright with his stage works such as Lady Windermere’s Fan, The Importance of being Earnest, A Woman of no Importance and The Picture of Dorian Grey bringing him international fame.

This Poster-Print celebrates both the Irish Pub and great Irish names. Beautifully produced and meticulously assembled this colourful print will brighten up any home, workplace or bar. Each time you look at it you will see something new.

Poster-Prints© are produced on high quality 200gm art silk paper suitable for framing in a standard A2 size frame. The print itself and the six sided gift box are fully recyclable.

Photography © Liam Blake Design Brian Murphy

High quality cardboard hanging sign
Artwork © Brian Murphy

This product has been produced using a high end printing process which results in excellent print colour reproduction. 

Complete with hanging tag.

A whimsical pint of Irish Sheep. Illustrated wall sign.

High quality cardboard hanging sign
Photography © Liam Blake

This product has been produced using a high end printing process which results in excellent print colour reproduction. 

Complete with hanging tag.

Dublin City / Baile Átha Cliath

Dublin is the capital city of Ireland with a population of nearly million people and covering an area of 115 Sq Kilometers. Situated on the estuary of the River Liffey and in the province of Leinster. Despite its fame around the world, Dublin is a remarkably small and intimate city. This is an important aspect of its charm, for within the compact central districts are museums, art galleries, medieval cathedrals and churches, Georgian terraces and great public buildings – all part of a history that goes back over a thousand years. Yet Dublin is equally renowned for its lively pubs, theatres, music venues and literary heritage. All of these contribute to the contemporary city’s uniquely vibrant atmosphere and great social and cultural scene. 

Dublin, like most great cities, did not grow overnight. Founded by the Vikings over a thousand years ago, it has evolved through the Middle Ages and Georgian Era to become one of the friendliest and most fashionable capitals in Europe. This illustrated guide tells the story of Dublin and introduces some of its more important sights to the visitor - from medieval cathedrals and eighteenth century architectural masterpieces to museums, public houses and parks. Featuring the photographs of Liam Blake, one of the city’s most renowned photographers, it is equally an aid to exploring Dublin and a tribute to its culture and history.

Despite its fame around the world, Dublin is a remarkably small and intimate city. This is an important aspect of its charm, for within the compact central districts are museums, art galleries, medieval cathedrals and churches, Georgian terraces and great public buildings – all part of a history that goes back over a thousand years. Yet Dublin is equally renowned for its lively pubs, theatres, music venues and literary heritage. All of these contribute to the contemporary city’s uniquely vibrant atmosphere and great social and cultural scene. 

High quality cardboard hanging sign

This product has been produced using a high end printing process which results in excellent print colour reproduction. 

Complete with hanging tag.

Irish Writer and Playwright

George Bernard Shaw was born on July 25th, 1856 into, what he later described as “shabby-genteel poverty”. 

Until recently he was the only person to have received both an Academy Award and the Nobel Prize. Shaw died in 1950 aged ninety-four at his home in Hertfordshire. The National Gallery of Ireland was a major beneficiary from his estate after his death.

High quality cardboard hanging sign
Artwork © Brian Murphy

This product has been produced using a high end printing process which results in excellent print colour reproduction. 

Complete with hanging tag.

Céad Míle Fáilte - A Hundred Thousand Welcomes

Traditional Irish language greeting

High quality cardboard hanging sign

This product has been produced using a high end printing process which results in excellent print colour reproduction. 

Photography © Liam Blake

Complete with hanging tag.

Irish Playwright, Poet and Travel Writer

John Millington Synge is one of Ireland’s best known playwrights and one of the founders of the Abbey Theatre. Born in Dublin in 1871 he attended both the Royal Irish Academy and Trinity College Dublin receiving scholarships from the academy and graduating from Trinity with a focus on language studies. Meeting William Butler Yeats in Paris, Synge was inspired to learn more about the Irish language and along with Yeats, Lady Gregory was instrumental in the setting up of the Abbey Theatre. The Abbey produced many of his plays such as In the Shadow of the Glen and Playboy of the Western World.