Friday 24 May, 2013
FROM GAEILGE-THEMED t-shirt emporium t-leine.ie. But will anyone see it underneath your geansaí?
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30 euro for that tshirts when you include shipping that’s insane!!!!
We appreciate your feedback. We would love to be able to sell these cheaper, but we are not willing to compromise on quality. We have selected a garment that has the “Confidence in Textiles” accreditation and all design and printing is done here in Ireland. We do however offer free shipping to anywhere in Ireland and the UK when you spend €50 or more. Hope this helps.
Actually probably the best range of Irish Language t-shirts is available from An Spailpín Fánach at http://www.spailpin.com. These are the original Gaeilge t-shirts, and also have the ‘Confidence in Textiles” accreditation as standard, yet still manage to keep the prices very reasonable as they do all the design work and printing themselves. Great Christmas present ideas!
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