Grá Postcard

€4.00

  • Designed in Dublin by Marion
  • “Grá” 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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Grá Postcard Explore with Marion
Grá Postcard
€4.00
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Featuring the beautiful Irish word “Grá“ — meaning love in Gaeilge — this charming postcard is a simple yet meaningful way to share a little affection with someone special.

Whether sent as a heartfelt message, included with a gift, or displayed as a small piece of wall art, this design celebrates one of the most cherished words in the Irish language.

Printed on thick recycled card stock, it is both sustainable and versatile, perfect for posting, gifting, or framing.

Details:

  • “Grá” 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 thoughtful postcard celebrating love, Irish culture, and the beauty of the Irish language.

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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Language

Irish