Ireland is a country rich in heritage and culture, and is well known for its Celtic history, music and time-honored clothing. That’s why we would like to thank the Murphy of Ireland, where you can find Irish sweaters, tweed jacked and other products for the current information and infographic.
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Thoroughly enjoy your posts on Ireland’s history, no matter the subject!
Hope you all have a most happy and blessed Christmas season.
I always love your blogs. They never fail to be interesting & entertaining.
I can’t seem to come home from Ireland without a new Aran sweater & in New York they are often needed. (I’m wearing one right now) Also I play the tin whistle so this blog was special.
Ann
After my trip to Ireland in 2006 I bought everyone in my family an Aran sweater. The only problem? It rarely gets cold enough in California to wear it. My mom absolutely loves the diamond claddagh I bought her!
I really enjoy these posts, and I hope to resume my study of the Irish language soon. I’m curious about this post on clothing, as it seems to be entirely about traditional Irish clothing for men. What is traditional Irish clothing for women?
Fascinating piece! Thanks for putting this together!
Hi Sean,
We are glad that you have enjoyed our post 🙂
Ana Bitesize.