Baltimore Beacon PrintKnown to locals as Lots Wife after the biblical tale of a woman who was turned into a pillar of salt, the white beacon that guards the entrance to Corks Baltimore harbour is simply stunning. The Beacon has an incredibly rich history originally being built by the British government to form a series of beacons and lighthouses that are all along the Irish coast. This print is part of our Irish Landmark print series, a bold and contemporary collection of

Guarding the entrance to Howth Harbour is the distinctive Howth Harbour Lighthouse with its signature Georgian house attached

Although the street is lined with ornate statues of Irish heroes from Jim Larkin to Daniel O’Connell

the chimneys are among the tallest and most recognisable structures on the Dublin skyline

St Paul’s Cathedral is the fourth cathedral to be built on this site

They spent several months repairing and restoring the sign to its former glory and managed to illuminate the sign for the first time in over 30 years

Our Molly Malone print is part of our “Dublin Town” series

If you’re lucky enough to get access to the building on Culture Night or Open House Weekend make sure you check out the amazing 360-degree views of Dublin from its observation deck

Based at the midpoint of the gorgeous Wild Atlantic Way

just twice a year and is subject to stricter rules

Located in County Antrim

with the tagline ‘Everything Is Better In Cork’ overlaid in black

Rumour has it any student who walks under the bell tower while it’s ringing will fail their exams