In the reality, the Hibernian House is a thriving house that is open for creative business. Dean Carlyle founder of Hibernia Tattoo set up the shop in the building in 2010 and much similar to the underrated location of this workshop, Carlyle and his crew unobtrusively yet positively challenge expectations.

Ignore the common custom of the spit’n’sawdust ink hideout: it is not scary or covered in danger. On the other hand, it is a sophisticated tattoo studio that has a bright and sophisticated space which is better for the most advanced kind of tattoo machines that are known.

As a matter of fact, the owner of the tattoo show has a habit of making things perform differently to the status quo of the tattoo studio in the rest of the world. Hibernia Tattoo is a self-appointed studio which means that only people who have a deep interest in getting a tattoo would pass through the doors. While it might lead to no passing trade, the clients who come here are actually appreciative of the art which is created in collaboration with a specific artist.

Hibernia Tattoo also has other apprentices and in-house tattoo artists who specialize in each special technique while being very versatile at the same point. Most of his artists excel at American tattoo design which some of the artists also excel at Japanese style, neo-traditional and figurative styles of tattooing. Hibernia Tattoo makes sure that the clients get a good look at the consultation, and get a refined tattoo so that the whole piece comes out to be great and the wearer is proud of the result.

One of the most different parts of the Hibernia Tattoo is that they follow certain trends and customs. They do not tend to faces and intimate parts of the body. Subject matters that are offensive and not really progressive are also discouraged are not allowed. They feel that it is a part of the responsibility and ethos they owe to art and while they respect each client’s diversity, they feel tattoos are to be worn with pride and no regrets.