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MyIrelandBox is a subscription box straight from Ireland to your doorstep! The box includes one large or 2-4 Irish made/designed home goods, accessories, jewellery, stationary or beauty products.
MyIrelandBox
Cost: $55.50/month
Ships To: United States, United Kingdom, and the European Union.
Coupon Code: N/A
Disclosure: This complimentary box was received for review purposes. All opinions are my own, and no compensation was received.
MyIrelandBox ships from Ireland and, in general, takes about a week to arrive.
The February 2018 MyIrelandBox included the following items:
~Ireland Pictorial Diary 2018 (~$12): This spiral bound A5 diary (planner) features the work of Irish landscape photographer Liam Blake. The images are stunning and weeks are separated by pages, so there is plenty of room to jot down notes about your days, plans, etc.
~Kelly Cards Lost Moments Greeting Card: Kelly Cards is based in Bailieborough, Co. Cavan, Republic of Ireland with the goal to produce high standard blank art/photo cards that the sender can be proud off and the recipient delighted with. This is from Leitrim in the 1930s and is called “The Happy Couple.” I’d love some background on this because they don’t look overly happy to me.
~Turf Peat Incense Irish Pub Burner Set ($39.99): I think MyIrelandBox sent a similar piece – a cottage maybe – a few years back. It includes one turf pub burner, one stone hearth, and 12 turf incense sods. You may not be able to make it to an Irish Pub, but you can now have one in your house.
~Impack Art Claddagh Glitter Print by Louise McGinty (~$48): Louise McGinty started her business designing bespoke wedding stationery for family and friends. It has grown through word of mouth and now also offers these gorgeous prints. I think this Claddagh print is the most beautiful print I have ever received from MyIrelandBox. I love it!
~Donal Og: The box also included lyrics to the Donal Og, a traditional Irish love song. If you are curious (like I was) about what it sounds like, you can listen to it here.
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