The Claddagh Ring on the Streets of Dublin

People often ask us what the Claddagh Ring means. We thought we would go out and ask the people of Dublin what the Claddagh means to them!

[@doandroidsdream1748]

I hope we continue to give each other Claddagh rings. My mam’s wedding ring is a Claddagh and both my sisters in law have Claddagh wedding rings also. I got mine on my 13 th birthday from my Auntie, still have it today but on my little finger. If i ever have a daughter I’ll give it to her :)

[@MyIrishJeweler]

Thats a lovely idea!

[@gargarcomedy]

Buy your ring in Galway. First made here by Fallers or Dillons.Nothing to do with Dublin. Dublin for Guinness.

[@pat.carey789]

U can always by urself a claddagh ring, and start the family tradition if u dont have 1. Ive bought 1. Itll b given 2 my future nephew or niece. Considering me and dad were born and raised londoners (his parents born in cork). Id still like 2 c our irish roots heritage keep passing down. ❤

[@Hawks_Girl]

I got mine for my 16th birthday it’s what I wanted because I love my heritage❤️

[@elliesheridan8003]

I have a claddagh ring that my auntie gave me ❤

[@redurban726]

That’s interesting about what the gentleman said about it being left from Spain. Do you know if that is true?

[@KPP365]

I have a cladder ring. It's my wedding ring. I am from Liverpool

[@roseyvision]

It's not even Irish. 🙄