An Fhuiseog/The Lark

We have a great selection of street signs available in store at An Fhuiseog.

All signs can be personalised to order.

Call into our shop on Falls Road for prices and availability.

Commemorative Republican artworks available from An Fhuiseog

Framed Hunger Strikers Badges.

Available instore and online

Http://thelarkstore.ie

A perfect gift for your loved ones

Beautiful Irish Jewellery available from An Fhuiseog.

Call into our shop at 55 Falls Road, Belfast, next to the famous Bobby Sands mural

Now 20% OFF!!

Stunning collection of gifts from Wild Goose!

Beautiful gifts for all occasions.
Check out our full collection in store at An Fhuiseog

We are located 55 Falls Road, Belfast (next to the famous Bobby Sands mural)

Http://anfhuiseog.ie/

We have had so many enquiries about stock from the Ard Fheis 2026.

We have listened and can now offer a limited amount of exclusive Bundles instore and online..

https://anfhuiseog.ie/collections/frames/products/ard-fheis-2026-bundle?_pos=1&_sid=9b08e4b4a&_ss=r

https://anfhuiseog.ie/collections/clothing/products/ard-fheis-bundle-2?_pos=2&_sid=9b08e4b4a&_ss=r

We have some beautiful artwork from local artist

Where Irish language and delightful design come together to create something truly special.

Call into our shop at 55 Falls Road, Belfast to find out more

Beautiful gifts from Celtic Reflections, perfect for gifts for loved ones or for your home.

Call into our store to find out more.

We are located at 55 Falls Road, next to the famous Bobby sands mural

https://anfhuiseog.ie/

We have a wide selection of books available in store at An Fhuiseog.

Visit our shop located at 55 Falls Road, Belfast, next to the famous Bobby Sands mural, or visit our website at https://anfhuiseog.ie/

Belfast Days a 1972 Teenage Diary
By Eimear O'Callaghan

Written by an experienced broadcaster and journalist, Belfast Days demonstrates how one person’s examination of her own ‘story’, upon rediscovering her 1972 diary on the eve of the publication of the Saville Report, provided her with a new perspective on one of the darkest periods in twentieth century British and Irish history.

Belfast 1972. It’s the bloodiest year of the Northern Irish ‘Troubles’ and sixteen-year-old Eimear O’Callaghan, a Catholic schoolgirl in Andersonstown, West Belfast, bears witness in her new diary. What follows is a unique and touching perspective into the daily life of an ordinary teenager coming of age in extraordinary times.

Available from An Fhuiseog Instore and online
http://anfhuiseog.ie/