Estimated shipping times
Ireland: 3-7 business days
North America: 5-10 business days
Europe: 5-10 business days
Australia, New Zealand and Oceania: 7-14 business days
Asia Pacific: 7-14 business days
All times are shipping estimates, I cannot guarantee them.
Please contact me if you feel your order has been delayed or lost.
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International customers please note I cannot take responsibility for any tax, customs, duties or fees arising from posting to your country.
Personalised items, bulk order or custom made items can take up to 4 weeks, please feel free to message me any questions regarding such orders.
About this design
The most common native frog species in Ireland is the European Common Brown Frog (Rana temporaria) who I have tried to depict here with its lovely mossy colouring and dark spots and stripes, its really a very beautiful creature! There are a number of names for a frog in Irish but I like the sound of 'loscán' and the Scottish Gaelic for frog is a 'losgann' which sounds pretty similar! I also found the word 'loscánta' in the Irish dictionary which means amphibious.
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About this Project
I started this project to re-kindle my own relationship to the Irish language, a language I spent many years learning in school and now I want to share the passion I have with this language with others.
Every effort has been made to ensure the meaning, spelling and pronunciation of the Irish words are correct. The pronounciation is based on the Munster dialiect which I am familiar with.
The sounded out pronunciation is only a guideline to help with speaking the words. To hear examples of these words or for more research check out:
