wow! we had soo many brilliant entrants last month to our competition that we just have to share them with you. In no particular order we have...

Edel Barry put her vintage Celtic Táin Hoody to good use in Kilfenora. Beautiful photography too.

Next up, Naoimi the rock Climber takes advantage of the limited edition magnetic fibre anti-gravitational T-Shirt and climbs the Doolin Cliffs in complete safety thanks to Celtic T-Shirts..

This next beautiful duo were entered by their aunt Arlene O'Sullivan of Lahinch. Look out world with these two stunning models on the way!

Rossa Wheeler keeps out the cold of the deep New Zealand snow, brrr.. Well done to his sister Ailbhe who entered the photo. If he's lucky maybe she'll share her 30% discount with him.. but if I know sisters maybe not..

And finally this familiar gang of crazed Celtic T-Shirt fans are out in force again. Soon we'll have a celtic army brewed all the way out in Indiana, USA.

Well done to all this month's entrants! It was a difficult decision to chose an over-all winner but this month's prize goes to the Rayman family of Bloomington, Illinois who took their celtic T-shirt to the next level.. Unable to part with their worn out favourite Celtic T-Shirt it now hangs, beautifully mounted, on their wall. WE ARE IMPRESSED!!

Thank-you and well done to Mike, Karen, Thomas, and Mathew.

They'll be receiving a €100 voucher to spend on-line or in the store. Congratulations!!

The Traditional Music Shop, Doolin was opened by Orla McGovern and Skip Dey in 1986 to provide a venue for local musicians to distribute their recordings and for the sale of locally made instruments. The shop is located in a traditional cottage on Doolin's Fisher Street.We have printed their t-shirts for many years. This design by Michael O'Conner features the Gaelic name of the business and the elegant neck of a fiddle.To contact the Doolin Music Shop visit www.irishmusicdoolin.com

The legendary Lisdoonvarna Music Festival is world famous. The event ran annually for 6 years from 1978 to 1983 in the town of Lisdoonvarna here in North Clare and featured an incredible list of Irish and International musical acts including Planxty, John Martyn, Emmy Lou Harris, Rory Gallagher and Van Morrison. The first t-shirt ever printed by the Celtic T-Shirt Shop was for the 1978 Lisdoonvarna Festival. It was designed by Michael O'Connor who also designed the famous event posters and all six of the festival t-shirts.

The Boghill Centre is situated in the North County Clare at the foot of the Burren near the towns of Kilfenora and Lisdoonvarna. It is a residential centre providing a variety of treatments and workshops involving Traditional Irish Music, Yoga, Ceramics, Sustaiable building techniques, Five Rhythms, Dance, Singing, Tribal drumming, Sweatlodges and much more! We have been printing t-shirts using the centres own original artwork for many years. The beautiful drawings are combined with our own intricate colour blending to create very original results. This design was drawn by Sonja from the Boghill Centre.

We have been printing the Burren Smokehouse official t-shirts for years now and have come up with a few eye catching designs. The one pictured here is by Michael O'Connor and features the Irish legend "The Salmon of Knowledge". The design is vivid in its mosaic style and involves two very colourful blends. The style is similar to our own Children of Lir which has a more Aboriginal colour scheme.

The Burren Chernobyl Project (BCP) was established in 1993 to help with the child victims of the fallout from the Chernobyl reactor explosion. We printed this sunflower design for them in the early nineties to offer them a logo that would be recognisable and would spread the optimistic, hopeful message of the organisation.

The Burren Action Group formed in 1991 in protest against plans by Irish National Parks and Wildlife Service to develop a large scale interpretative centre at Mullaghmore in the Burren, Co. Clare, Ireland. The Burren Action Group formed locally and made up of volunteers. This design was printed on t-shirts and sweatshirts for the group. The design was made by Tadhg O'Ceírín and depicts the magic of the Mullaghmore landscape and the rare delicate flora which continues to flourish there.

The Willie Clancy Festival is an annual two week traditional Irish music event which takes place every summer in Miltown Malbay, Co.Clare and is named after that towns most famous musical son.

The Celtic T-Shirt Shop have designed and printed countless t-shirts for the summer school down through the years.We have done a diverse range of wonderful diverse designs celebrating the craft and energy of traditional music and portraying some of its legendary icons.

The Cliffs of Moher are a few miles away from us here in Lahinch and during the past 30 years we have made a few attempts to capture their iconic status in t-shirt design. Our most popular attempt is the recent t-shirt we are printing for the newly reopened state of the art Cliffs of Moher Centre. One of our designers, Vincent Wall, in a moment of inspiration added a splash of colour to the Centre's simple logo to merge it with the Irish flag creating a design that is extremely popular with visitors to the cliffs. These t-shirts can be bought at www.cliffsofmoher.ie/Facilities/BuyGifts.aspx?rowid=7775