Irish American Mom is delighted to bring you our 12 Days of Christmas Irish Gift Giveaways. A little piece of Ireland is reflected in the beautiful gifts crafted in the Emerald Isle.
Giving Irish gifts to those you love is a wonderful way to share your pride in your Irish heritage.
This Christmas Irish American Mom plans to celebrate our Irish heritage together in style.
Starting on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday 25th November 2021, stop by to join in our amazing Twelve Days of Christmas Irish Gifts Giveaway series.
Here's what you can expect.
Each day, for a total of twelve days, a beautiful Irish gift will be featured in a special giveaway for Irish American Mom readers.
We have gifts for her, including wearable gifts with a touch of Irish style, dazzling Irish jewelry featuring Celtic designs and motifs inspired by the history of Ireland.
You'll find stylish homeware prizes, and gifts for the Irish man. Plus we'll start off our series with a few gorgeous Christmas ornaments to kick off the holiday season with a flourish.
In total we'll be giving away twelve beautiful Irish gifts.
How This Giveaway Series Will Work:
Each day, between Thrusday Novemeber 25th and Monday December 6th, 2021, Irish American Mom will share a new giveaway for a beautiful Irish gift. Each piece is crafted in Ireland.
To enter each giveaway simply leave a comment on each individual blog post.
You are welcome to enter each of the twelve giveaways.
We'll make the drawing for the first 3 prizes on Tuesday November 30th.
The next 3 prizes winners will be picked on Saturday December 4th.
Prizes 7 through 9 will be awarded on Tuesday the 7th of December 2021,
And we'll hold the raffle for the final three prizes on Saturday December 11th, 2021.
Stop by this post each day, where I'll share a link to each individual giveaway post. Good luck to all the participants.
Day 1 Through Day 3 Giveaways Open Until Tuesday, November 30th, 2021
Click a link below to find each blog post where you need to leave your comment to be in with a chance to win.
Last date for entries for Day 1 through Day 3 is Tuesday, November 30th, 2021.
Last date for entries for Day 4 through Day 6 is Saturday, December 4th, 2021.
Last date for entries for Day 7 through Day 9 is Tuesday, December 7th, 2021.
Last date for entries for Day 9 through Day 10 is Saturday, December 11th, 2021.
Thank You To Gifts of Ireland For Our Twelve Days of Christmas Irish Gifts Giveaway Spree
Irish American Mom has teamed up with Gifts of Ireland to bring you these fabulous Irish prizes.
This online giftstore was founded by Aidan, an Irish man from County Offaly. Here's what he has to say about his inspiration for his business:
"Ireland's history is preserved not just in books and archives, but also in craft. Celtic designs preserve the millenia-old traditions of a prehistoric society, while contemporary craft reinterprets the story of Ireland today, showcasing new stories of Irish culture and of where we are heading."
A big thank you to Aidan for generously sponsoring these prizes.
Plus each day we'll have a new video for you, showcasing each lovely prize.
You'll get a chance to meet Aidan, who joins me on these videos to share these wonderful Irish gifts.
Thank You To The Readers of Irish American Mom
This giveaway series, with twelve days of Irish Christmas gifts to be won, is my way of saying thank you to YOU.
The readers of Irish American Mom make this little corner of the internet a very special place. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for following my recipes and ramblings and for expressing your love of Ireland right here.
Plus thank you for contributing your family stories through your comments. Irish immigrant tales are intriguing and I thank you for sharing your stories here on this blog.
This Christmas lets celebrate our Irish heritage together. Thank you for joining in our Christmas fun this year.
Stay tuned for all the updates.
Starting this Thanksgiving Thursday, stop by for the chance to win a little piece of Ireland each day, for twelve wonderful days of festive Irish fun.
Slán agus beannacht,
(Goodbye and blessings)
Mairéad -Irish American Mom
Pronunciation - slawn ah-gus ban-ock-th
Mairéad - rhymes with parade
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Kathleen
Can't wait till Christmas.
Irish American Mom
Hi Kathleen - I'm so looking forward to Christmas too. We all need the holidays this year.
All the best,
Mairéad
Richard Dunn
The bronze tree is absolutely gorgeous and I really loved the blessing
Is there anywhere I can get a copy of the blessing for day 1
Irish American Mom
Hi Richard - I'm so glad you like this lovely old Irish Christmas blessing. I actually have a blog post with this blessing available in a free printable. Here's the link.
Thanks for taking a look at our little video.
All the best,
Mairéad
Margaret Maines
I am having difficulty finding out how to comment on your blog however am thinking it is because I am new and not screened yet. In the meantime I will say I adore the Irish hat in the photo - we have an Irish Design House store in Toronto which is lovely to visit too! Blessings.....(just a thought it might be because I have been putting my first 2 names instead of my first and last name which is preventing my post?? Just a thought....will continue to try.)
Irish American Mom
Hi Margaret - You should be all set for commenting now. The first time a reader leaves a comment, it gets held in moderation until I approve it. After that you should be all set to leave comments once you use the same name and email address. I do this to try to prevent spam bots from taking over my site and leaving hundreds of annoying nonsensical comments. I'm so glad you found my website and have joined in our discussions about all this Irish, Irish American and Irish Canadian too.
Thanks for stopping by.
Mairéad
John Moore
Irish Nutcracker sits in front of my fireplace
Irish American Mom
Hi John - Sounds like a perfect place to stand that little green man. Thanks for checking out our giveaway spree.
All the best,
Mairéad
Patricia Delaney
The scarf looks so soft.
Pat
Irish American Mom
Hi Patricia - So glad you like the scarf. I'll add this comment to that giveaway so you'll be in with a chance to win it.
All the best,
Mairéad
Jane
I saw awesome thatched cottages at the Bun-ratty Castle grounds!
Irish American Mom
Hi Jane - Bunratty folk park is a wonderful place to visit. So glad you got to see it.
All the best,
Mairéad
Dorothy
The gifts look fabulous.
Irish American Mom
So glad you like them, Dorothy. Stop back later today and we'll have our very first giveaway to share.
Thanks so much for chekcing out my recipes, ramblings and raffles.
All the best,
Mairéad
Pat Delaney
Happy Thanksgiving!
Irish American Mom
Have a lovely Thanksgiving, Pat. Stop back in a little while when I'll share our very first giveaway in our Twelve Days of Christmas Irish Gift Giveaways.
All the best,
Mairéad
Karen B O'Brien
This is a fun giveaway! Thank you and happy thanksgiving.
Irish American Mom
Thanks Karen. I'll publish the first giveaway later on today. Do stop by to enter if you get a chance.
Happy Thanksgiving,
Mairéad
Janice Reed
Loved the video and the gifts! Happy Thanksgiving to you!
Irish American Mom
Glad you like the video, Janice. Have a lovely Thanksgiving.
Best wishes,
Mairéad
L Huenink
Every Christmas I put my favorite Irish Santa and Waterford ornaments on my tree.
Irish American Mom
That sounds lovely. I love to see an Irish Santa on a tree or a mantlepiece. It's great fun for Christmas. I'm sure you treasure your Waterford Crystal ornaments. And many thanks for joining our discussion and supporting this giveaway.
Best wishes,
Mairéad
Mary Power
I signed up on another page, Mairéad, but seeing all the gifts I was stunned by their beauty and relation to my heritage. I would love to give the claddagh to my new husband. I have a beautiful jade Tara brooch I have on my Irish cape. We will be married at Christmas time in the US. I loved everything! Top was the claddagh tea set
Irish American Mom
Hi Mary - Thanks for joining in our giveaway for the Celtic Christmas Tree. I'm so glad you like the gifts I selected to display in the video. They are a collection of the gifts available from Gifts of Ireland. Each day I will reveal a new gift for our giveaways. So do stop by to enter each giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Patricia Delaney
I love your website!
Irish American Mom
Thank you, Patricia. I really appreciate the support of readers like you, who also love Ireland.
All the best,
Mairéad
Karen B O'Brien
The fun continues! Thank you so much!
Irish American Mom
And thank you, Karen, for supporting this Christmas raffle series.
All the best,
Mairéad
JUDITH L JAMISON
That is a very lovely & beautifully crafted gift. I love the idea or your Christmas giveaways!
Irish American Mom
Hi Judith - I'm so glad you like this Christmas giving idea. Thanks for stopping by.
All the best,
Mairéad
Mary Shelley
Hello Mairead , It was lovely seeing the cottage your Dad grew up in. I can understand why it makes you nostalgic ☘️
Love hearing your Irish Blessings , thank you ! And thank you or yet another lovely souvenir from Ireland .
AmI putting my comments in the right area ?
Irish American Mom
Hi Mary - I am going to copy this comment and add it to the Day 2 Christmas giveaway post so that you will be in with a chance to win.
Thanks for stopping by today.
All the best,
Mairéad
Julie Hendry
I hang my little leprechaun bell my son got me from Ireland. He was on his way to Iraq with a hold over at the Dover airport and got that for me for me at Christmas. Thank you for your site you made. Live reading all the stories and recipes. Thank you
Irish American Mom
Hi Julie - What a lovely treasure to have from Ireland and bought for you by your son. Thanks for checking out my ramblings and for exploring our ancestral cultural inheritance here in our Irish American community.
Best wishes,
Mairéad
Judi
thatched cottages was one of my favorite things about my trip to Ireland!
Irish American Mom
Hi Judi - Don't they just make your Irish heart sing. Thanks for reading my ramblings,
All the best,
Mairéad
Cat McCormick
The cottage with the little green Door Mam, above all else I’m an Irish woman💚Happy Christmas 🎄 Up Mayo!
Irish American Mom
Hi Cat - Mayo is beautiful, and Cong is an amazing place. I love the littlee green door too. Thanks for stopping by.
All the best,
Mairéad
Billie Jokinen
Your post are always enjoyable readings and I look forward to reading them. Plus, I love all the pictures you post of Ireland.
Irish American Mom
Hi Billie - I'm so glad you enjoy reading my ramblings and connecting with Ireland through the photos I share. Thanks so much for following my recipes and ramblings.
All the best,
Mairéad
Bernadette
All of these items are beautiful! Thank you so much for this opportunity! I would be well chuffed to have any of them! Haha. Stay safe and healthy everyone.
Irish American Mom
Hi Bernadette - So glad you like these prizes. Remember to add a comment to the blog post for each prize you like and for which you would like to be included in the raffle. My random raffle tool will only work for the comments on each individual blog post. Enjoy the holiday season this year, and thanks for checking out my ramblings.
All the best,
Mairéad
Alice Morrison
Hello, Mairead,
I have missed out on your posts for a while. Am happy to be back and hear a bit more of Ireland life. I live in Pleasanton, California and had one wonderful visit to Ireland with my two daughters and their friend.
We had a marvelous time and would love to return. I am part Irish on my mother's side and had she still been alive, I know she would love to have gone with us.
I enjoy your posts and sorry I have missed some.
Irish American Mom
Hi Alice - Welcome back to our little Irish corner of the internet. Lovely to hear you had such a successful and enjoyable trip to Ireland. Once you visit once, Ireland can keep calling to you to return. I think your mother was probably with you in spirit as you traveled through Ireland. Thanks for following my recipes and ramblings. I have many more to share over the coming weeks, months and even years.
All the best,
Mairéad
Patricia Crawford
Thank you so very much for your generosity… every gift so far is beautiful! My grandparents were from County Offalley (sorry I’m sure that’s spelled wrong). My grampa Joseph P Cummings was a peat farmer and won medals in curling before coming to the USA. I hope I have some luck of the Irish in me ☘️
Irish American Mom
Hi Patricia - Thanks for sharing the story of your grampa Joseph from Count Offaly. There is lots of turf or peat in County Offaly, so I am not surprised to learn he was a champion turf cutter. What a great story. Thank you for stopping by to celebrate your Irish heritage here in this little corner of the internet.
All the best,
Mairéad
Mary Dineen Stegemiller
I love the hat of course but I also loved your little chat
this morning. I felt like I was right there with you and
almost joined in. Thank you so much for all you do for us.
These products are fabulous and the selection is wonderful.
Irish American Mom
Hi Mary - So glad you like all these prizes. Thanks for watching my videos - lovely to hear you feel like you are joining in a conversation. Thank you for following my recipes and ramblings.
All the best,
Mairéad
Lynn
This cap looks like one my father wore in an old photograph posing in his driveway with his new golf clubs! I love that photo. All the guys in our family have caps like this one, and they all look so handsome wearing them.
Irish American Mom
Hi Lynn - These caps are a wonderful piece of Irish style. I think Irish men look extra handsome wearing these wonderful flat caps.
All the best,
Mairéad
Maureen
What a lovely blessing plate to remind us of our heritage and kin!
A welcome gift indeed!
Irish American Mom
Hi Maureen - This piece is a lovely shout out to the past, and a great way to remember our Irish heritage.
All the best,
Mairéad