Irish Made: This Quirky Clothing Brand Celebrates Irish Women And The Irish Language

Éadaoin Fitzmaurice

In the words of queen Shania Twain herself… Let’s go girls!

2019 is here and with that comes a way of creativity, positivity and new beginnings.

You guys know by now that I love to encourage the buying of Irish made products and supporting Irish brands. This new year why not give it a go and add some homemade pieces to your own collection?

Welcome to Irish Made, a weekly series where I showcase some of Ireland’s best up and coming brands and companies.

This week we’re heading to the hills of Donegal to a cleverly named company – Bean An Tí.

Bean An Tí create limited edition t-shirts that celebrate the wild women of Ireland.

Mná-some!

The t-shirts are hand-embroidered, simple and fun.

Best of all, they incorporate the Irish language and encourage people to use their cúpla focal.

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Is muid Beanantees – a couple of Donegal girls trying to make Irish cool again. ???????????? . It’s been a helluva year for the mná na hÉirinn and we think it’s time for a celebration. . We wanna do that with some fun tees agus cúpla focal. All our tees are limited edition, designed and embroidered in Donegal. . 10% of all sales will go directly to supporting the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre and the Rape Crisis Network Ireland. . Website coming soon! ⚡⚡
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The girls have also decided to partner with two amazing organisations who support the women (and men) in Ireland during some of their darkest times.
10% of all sales go directly to The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre and The Rape Crisis Network Ireland.
This company is a breath of fresh Éire and I’m so excited to see how they continue to grow.
In fact I’m ag buzzáil faoi.
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