Playing Cards from Ireland
About Catherine Kelly
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by Simon Wintle
Catherine Kelly, M.A. Paint and Print, B.A. History of Art and Fine Art Painting, is an artist working in Dublin
Art:pack in aid of the Irish Hospice Foundation
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by Simon Wintle
A deck of cards to raise awareness of the Irish Hospice Foundation.
Arthurian by Kings Wild Project
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by Adam Wintle
Arthurian Playing Cards by Kings Wild Project, a luxury playing card deck designed by Jackson Robinson, inspired by the myths and legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.
Celtic Journey
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by Simon Wintle
Celtic Journey playing cards - where art and culture meet - designed by Carmen G. Carballeira, 2011
Cultúrlán
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by Simon Wintle
Celtic myth playing cards inspired by the rich Celtic pantheon of mythological Gods, Goddesses, and heroes
EPCS February 2004 Newsletter Members Only
Plucking the Goose • Lake District • Blanche Handler • Moods And Faces • Nelson Bicentenary - Worshipful • Face Card Lithography • The Power Deck • Grand Slam • Buying and Selling on Internet • Nederland Shipping Line • Netley Abbey & Castle • WCMPC Ephemera • Irish Heroic Pack • Card Sharpers And Their Work • Golf • Orchestra Cards • Stationer Adverts • De La Rue’s Works • Burlesque Heraldry & Earl of Stair • Gardening Snap • Cutler’s Trust • Military Manoeuvres
Feardiadh at the Ford jig-saw
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by Simon Wintle
Feardiadh at the Ford jig-saw book with illustration by Kathleen Ennis, c.1940.
Inner Realms Tarot
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by Simon Wintle
Inner Realms tarot was designed by Saleire, conceived from sacred geometry, and aims to reflect this day and age.
Irish Heroic
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by Simon Wintle
The costumes and details of this pack are in the spirit of "The Heroic Period of Irish History".
Irish Legendary
Irish Legendary deck featuring figures in the Legends of Ireland, designed by Rachel Arbuckle, 1990.
Irish Playing Cards
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by Simon Wintle
Playing card designs based on motifs from early Irish manuscripts and metalwork.
Irish Souvenir
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by Simon Wintle
Irish souvenir playing cards. The Joker has the inscription W.O., Dublin.
Not the Iraqi Most Wanted playing cards
Fifty-five Irish heroes and villains, some ancient but mostly modern.
Ormond Printing Co. Ltd
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by Simon Wintle
During the 1930s The Ormond Printing Co. Ltd produced playing cards for the Irish market with a distinctive ace of spades, joker and court cards. In 1935 the firm was acquired as a manufacturing facility for Waddington’s cards in Eire.
Playing Cards from Ireland
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by Simon Wintle
During the nineteenth century playing cards were being produced in Dublin, Cork and Limerick.