Teanga Ġrá shortlisted for Irish Made Awards 2025
Irish Country Magazine annual awards ceremony celebrates the best of Irish craftsmanship and creativity
Design studio Teanga Ġrá, based in Clonakilty, West Cork, has been shortlisted for the Irish Country Magazine’s annual Irish Made Awards.
The awards recognise the best of Irish-made products across various categories, celebrating craftsmanship and creativity from businesses across Ireland.
Teanga Ġrá, a business that creates bilingual Irish and English-language products, has been shortlisted in the Gifts category.
The winners of each category are decided by a public votes system hosted on the Irish Country Magazine’s website. Results will be announced at an awards ceremony on 2 October at The Johnstown Estate, Co Meath.
Speaking about the awards, Teanga Ġrá creative director Traolach Ó Murchú said:
“To be shortlisted for an award like this, especially in our first year of business, is a tremendous boost. I think it speaks to the growing grá people have for the Irish language.”
“The shortlisting also reflects the work we have been doing with our Local Enterprise Office and the strong business supports we have experienced from the staff there. They’ve been brilliant to work with and instrumental to our growth.”
“One of the most rewarding aspects of what we do has definitely been the positive feedback from customers and the public on our creative use of the Irish language.”
“Especially interesting has been the feedback from international visitors at our market events throughout the summer. They really loved learning about our native tongue and how it influences the way in which we speak English.”
Voting for the Irish Made Awards is open now and closes on September 9.
Teanga Grá products can be purchased online at www.teangagra.com
About Teanga Ġrá
Teanga Ġrá is a studio studio located on Ireland’s beautiful Beara Peninsula, West Cork, making wall art and wearable products featuring the Irish language “Gaeilge.”
Our daily work is carried out through Gaeilge and we encourage even the smallest bit of Gaeilge when dealing with our customers and suppliers.
Everything we make ships worldwide.
Our studio along the Wild Atlantic Way is led by native Irish-speaker Traolach Ó Murchú, whose team works in collaboration with artists, businesses and organisations.
