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holiday guide

                                          Celtic Holidays                                                                                                                      8.
                                      D onegal Square has been
                                                 importing distinctive designs    creates exceptional products for men            7. Dubarry of Ireland                          9.
                                       from Ireland and the British Isles         and women alike and are another store          was added to the shop’s                          Photos for
                                       for more than 31 years. This holiday       favorite. Their Orla tweed handbag and         collection over the last                      numbers 8-9
                                       season, the shop is highlighting some      matching neck scarf in shades of gray          few years. Perfect for                          courtesy of
                                       of the designers and craftspeople          and blue plaid (also available in other        both city and country                      Donegal Square
                                       that have helped make the store a          tweeds) would be a welcome gift.               wear, Dubarry’s products
                                       unique shopping experience in historic      4. Studio Donegal’s fine, pure new            connect us to Ireland and
                                       Downtown Bethlehem.                        wool blanket is sure to help keep the          its heritage. These Gore-Tex
                                                                                  chill away this coming winter, and the         lined Kerry boots can be worn casual
                                        1. Nicholas Mosse Pottery is a shop       shop carries a variety of the mill’s caps,     or for dress. Shown here in Chestnut,
                                       favorite from County Kilkenny, Ireland,    scarves, bags and blankets in gorgeous         it’s available in four other colors, and
                                       and has been creating handmade             mixed wool. Everything is hand-woven           special orders can be accommodated.
                                       earthenware for 40 years. Mosse uses a     on site in Kilcar, County Donegal.
                                       traditional sponging technique to create                                                   8. Shanore Celtic Jewelery’s Tree
                                       a variety of patterns and designs. Pieces   5. West End Knitwear’s warm yet               of Life Sterling Silver Pendant is a new
                                       can be mixed and matched to make a         lightweight full zip sweater in blue           design this season in peridot and white
                                       wonderful gift that’s cherished for        and navy yarns is spun with merino             Swarovski crystals. You can find this
                                       years to come.                             wool to give it a softened texture. It’s       pendant and many other traditional
                                                                                  just one option from a large number of         and contemporary designs from
                                        2. Branigan Weavers can be found          sweaters at Donegal Square — there             Shanore to add to your list.
                                       north of Dublin in the town of Drogheda,   are plenty of styles and colors to
                                       County Louth. John Branigan and family     choose from this season.                        9. Scottish-born Keith Jack’s
                                       has been designing and producing                                                          Celtic cross in sterling silver with
                                       ladies’ apparel for many years worldwide.   6. Tweed caps, like this one from             accents of 10k yellow gold represents
                                       Wrap yourself or a special someone on      Hanna Hats, are always a huge seller           faith, four elements and the seasons.
                                       your list this season with one of John     at the shop. These caps are a classic,         It’s also available in two other finishes
                                       Branigan’s shawl-collared wool capes.      traditional accessory for men and              and sizes. The artist takes inspiration
                                       Available in an assortment of colors,      women alike. In its 31 years of business,      from landscapes in Scotland and
                                       it’s sure to impress. Donegal Square                                                      Ireland when he designs his
                                       offers a wide assortment of Branigan                               the shop has sold      pieces. Donegal Square offers a broad
                                       Weavers’ capes, shawls, scarves, hats                                 thousands of        selection of Jack’s handcrafted jewelry,
                                                                                                              caps. They make    including pendants, earrings,
                                                           and blankets.                                      a great gift any   bracelets, rings and more.
                                                                 3. Mucros                                    time of the year.
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