You’re Fecking Deadly Postcard

€4.00

  • Designed in Dublin by Marion
  • “You’re Fecking Deadly” postcard
  • Size: A6 (105 × 148 mm)
  • Printed on 350gsm 100% recycled paper
  • Blank reverse side for your own message
  • Includes kraft envelope
  • Suitable for posting, gifting, or displaying

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Featuring the classic Irish compliment “You’re Fecking Deadly“, this postcard is guaranteed to raise a smile.

In Ireland, calling someone “deadly” is a high compliment, meaning they’re brilliant, great fun, or simply an all-round legend. Combined with the famously Irish word “fecking”, this design captures the humour, warmth, and personality of everyday Irish life.

Perfect for sending to a friend, including with a gift, or displaying as a fun piece of wall art, this postcard is a little slice of Irish charm.

Details:

  • “You’re Fecking Deadly” postcard
  • Size: A6 (105 × 148 mm)
  • Printed on 350gsm 100% recycled paper
  • Blank reverse side for your own message
  • Includes kraft envelope
  • Suitable for posting, gifting, or displaying

A fun Irish postcard for friends, family, and anyone who’s absolutely fecking deadly.

Explore with Marion

Marion's whole thing is Ireland, seen from a few different angles — the postcard-pretty kind and the properly cheeky kind, often on the same shelf. There's a proper Ireland map poster and a Landscapes of Ireland print for the wall that needs something more scenic than a to-do list, plus an Irish Words poster for anyone brushing up on their cúpla focal. Then it turns a corner: postcards that say "You're Fecking Deadly" and "It's Beer O'clock", a "Grá" postcard for when plain old "love" doesn't quite capture it, and an "I'm not lost, I'm exploring" print that's basically a personality summed up in one line. An Irish Sheep print and an Abstract Poster round out the range for the less slang-inclined. It's the kind of thing that works equally well framed on a hallway wall or dropped in an envelope to someone who'd appreciate the joke. Good for anyone abroad missing home, or a visitor who wants a souvenir with a bit more character than a shamrock magnet. Delivered across Ireland.

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