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We can print your St Patrick's party pub shirts for any occasion you have in Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne. Just send us your image (contact us) and quantity of shirts and specification of printing and we shall send you a quote for approval.

Once approved we will need payment and shall then start the printing.

Expect delivery within 3 to 4 weeks of placing order.

For Urgent jobs we can digitally print your shirts. Delivery is much fast for DTG printing.

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Designing your own party T-shirts

Get personalized T-shirts or singlets printed for your Lan Party!

Buy the Best Personalised T shirts and Hoodies online for your upcoming St Pat's party soon.. Find a funny quotes or Irish images and upload the graphic to our designer online and then send the artwork to us for printing. You can either pick up or have the garments delivered. Check our shipping details here.

We have two time frames:

1. Urgent T Shirt Printing - Get shirts delivered in 1 to 3 days (printed same day). We have express shipping available.

2. Normal Printing Times - Shirts will be printed within 2 weeks.

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All printing done in Brisbane or Melbourne at our local T shirt printing factories in Australia.

Having a theme party for the band event or activies that need special shirts printed for you in your area. We can help you with design and printing and have the shirts in time for your event. For urgent orders use our Rush Printing Service. We also have a same day dispatch delivery service so you can have this next day or the day after.

Check our three step process in getting a shirt printed by clicking here.

Create your own event with Photos, Art & Text for Unique T-Shirts. 100% Quality Guaranteed for your group.

We can help you design and create your own party t-shirts for your party. Our shirts make cool festival Tees that are suitable for any music event.

Plan ahead and get your creative minds working, come up with some ideas and send us an email with what you want. Lets make this a special event for you at your next St Patrick Day event.

St Patrick - Patron Saint of Ireland!

The word 'patron' means protector. Patron is also used to describe someone who has a close relationship with another person, or who acts as an intermediary between two parties. It can also be used to describe someone who has been given a special status or right by the state or a corporation. Patronage is often the result of an official position in government, and is usually reserved for people of high social standing.

The patron saint of Ireland is St Patrick. St Patrick was born in Britain in about 390 AD. He was kidnapped as a child and taken to Ireland, where he spent the next twenty years. St Patrick then returned to Britain, but died in 461 AD.

St Patrick's Day is celebrated in Ireland on 17th March. This date was chosen because it was the first Sunday after Easter, which falls on the 14th of March each year. In Ireland, this is called 'Lá Fhéile Pádraig' (Irish for 'St Patrick's Day').

Traditionally, this was a religious festival, celebrated by people who were baptised in the Christian faith. In recent times, however, it has become an important national holiday. It is now celebrated by Irish people of all faiths, including atheists and agnostics.

In the early years, the celebration of St Patrick's Day involved people wearing green clothing and eating shamrock. Shamrocks are a type of clover that grows wild in Ireland. They are also known as 'St Patrick's crosier'. The shamrock is still used today to symbolise the holy trinity, which consists of God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit.

Today, St Patrick's Day is celebrated with parades, music, dancing, drinking and feasting. In some places, there are also sporting events and cultural festivals. In Dublin, there is even a St Patrick's Day parade that takes place on the streets of the city.

Ireland has a rich history and culture. For centuries, the Irish have lived in isolation from the rest of the world. As a result, their language, culture and traditions have remained largely unchanged. These traditions are still celebrated today.

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