Names of Hibernia

07/08/2025

31/08/2024

O'Connell, Connell or Ó Connaill in Irish, meaning descendant of Conall. This is derived from Cú = hound and val=power meaning "having the might of a hound".
The emblem of the stag on the shield is associated with the Celtic deity Cernunnos.
The O'Connell motto "Ciall agus neart" translates as "wisdom and strength".
We wish everyone a very enjoyable weekend at the Daniel O'Connell Summer School which is taking place again this weekend at the Ring of Kerry Hotel in Cahersiveen and at Derrynane House, Caherdaniel.
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17/08/2024

The components of Names of Hibernia's Coats of Arms bring together the different elements of heraldic symbolism from our Celtic past, pre-Christian mythology and our Irish traditions. As we celebrate we feel this is the perfect opportunity to post an explanation of the parts within the Irish Coat of Arms.
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11/08/2024

Finnegan Coat of Arms, our shield showing a beautiful example of 2 lions rampant (rearing up), supporting a sword and combatant (facing each other)
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02/08/2024

18/01/2024

New year, new additions to our catalogue...

25/12/2023

Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all our customers, family and friends!
Many thanks for everyone’s support this year!

28/11/2023

Getting ready for the Wine & Art Night! We had a loyal four legged helper all day today 😊

26/11/2023

We are delighted to be part of the 20th Wine & Art Night!
A great fundraiser for deserving causes, it also promises to be a fun and entertaining evening. Come along and start the Christmas spirit! 🎁

06/08/2023

You can’t beat the coffee with a view here! We are delighted that Names of Hibernia’s coats of arms prints are now for sale at the Waterville Golf Links just in time for the unique Father & Son Tournament next week.

28/07/2023

We are delighted today to be able to add our coats of arms prints to the great collection for sale at . A hidden gem even on a grey day like today! Thank you to John and Kathleen and all their team for the friendly welcome we got.