Toast prints

Lá Fhéile Pádraig Sona Duit

Happy St Patrick’s Day.

March 17th, to one person; swap the last word for daoibh to greet a room.

House or bar name (optional)Seán deserves his fada

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Made to order in 2–3 working days, delivered in 2–6.

Made to order and personalised, so it can’t be cancelled once in production. Damaged or misprinted? We reprint it free.

Framed 28 × 35.5 cm (11 × 14 in), print area 20 × 28 cm. Natural oak-finish frame, snow-white mount, enhanced matte art paper 200 gsm, Perspex glaze, ready to hang. Made to order, wording quoted exactly from the cited source, every fada correct.

Ships with its story card: meaning, pronunciation and provenance on an A6 card in the parcel.

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The wording is quoted exactly from the record and its cited source; personalisation touches only your own names and date, never the Irish.

About this saying

The greeting for the day itself, Pádraig’s feast-day, made happy, addressed to one person; daoibh replaces duit for a group. The religious alternative heard alongside it wishes the blessings of the festival instead. Neither appears in the big dictionaries, which have little occasion to print holiday greetings. The citation here is to a published teaching use, and the page says so.