Hook Lighthouse PrintDescribed by the Lonely Planet as "The great granddaddy of lighthouses" and standing tall for almost 800 years, Hook Lighthouse is one of the oldest lighthouses in the world and is still in operation today. This print is part of our Irish Landmark series, a bold and contemporary collection of open edition prints inspired by Irelands heritage, culture, and architecture.

A ride on The London Eye will make you view London in a whole new way and we wanted our print to capture this and make you look at The London Eye itself in a whole new way

Everything Is Better In Carlow

After the Tate Modern outgrew its original premises the Tate trustees set about transforming the disused Bankside Power Station into the galleries new home

Prints available in both English and Irish language editions which honours our native Irish language and deep cultural heritage

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

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

showing that great design and respect for the environment go hand in hand

the Campanile is possibly the most iconic structure on the Trinity campus

Built in 1725

Each print features the shape of County Galway in maroon

From various points along the dark limestone cliff heads you can see the Aran Islands

Standing over 50 metres tall with a statue of Nelson himself placed on top and guarded with four lions cast from old battleship guns it truly is an impressive sight to see