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About Us
Everything Celtic and more!
DVL,
Inc., Established in 1978, when "Daniel Lynch"
started a
job in the leather goods and gifts business.
Daniel, of Irish descent, is a
designer, artist, craftsman and salesman. His vision is to create
modern classic pieces, using influences from the "Book of
Kells",
the "Lindisfarne Gospels", the "Book of Durrow",
and
the beauty of Irish Dance and Gaelic sport. The secrets of the Ancient
Celts have not
been lost.
Daniel
believes strongly in the importance of the Gaelic language. Products
and Packaging feature the Celtic influence, as well as
traditional Gaelic phrases with English translations. The romance,
beauty and blessings of the Emerald Isle, and its Celtic origins, come
alive within our products. Our Celtic symbols featuring shamrock,
claddagh, cross, irish dancer, eternal knot, and many
more
represent a tradition
that has flourished for thousands of years.
Our Celticdan products are manufactured specifically for us in our
factory, or in a variety of high quality factories. Sometimes there are
unavoidable delays in re-supply of popular items. If it is important
for you to receive a product right away, please e-mail us at
celticdan@celticdan.com.
Daniel Lynch Celtic
We are proud of our Heritage!
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Distribution
We
are members of the NACBA.
We sell thru distributors and salesmen.
John Fitzgerald and Associates is our Chicago based distributor. Frank
Doherty is our sales representative in New York. If you are interested
in being a distributor of our products, please contact us at
info@celticdan.com. Tax exemption certificates required.
Our Staff and Friends
Many
thanks to all including
Jeremiah J, and Genevieve P. Lynch, my parents, Bridget Regan, Mary
Barrett my lovely wife, Harry and Roseline Erskine Barrett ( In Laws),
Geraldine O'Donnell,
Anne McClafferty, Shay Clarke (Blarneys Everything Irish), Martin
Haggerty, Cliff Carlson (www.irishamericannews.com), Peter, Tim, Bill,
Mike and Jim Lynch, Melody Dooley (Chicago Gaelic Park), Mary Reilly,
Mary Niland Murphy and our irish family.
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