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Where they can be treated like adults with waiting staff their own age?
Unfortunately, owing to our ridiculous employment laws, that won’t be possible for some time.
In the meantime. If you are a parent.
We have prize of B&B for TWO adults and TWO children at a Clarion Hotel in Dublin, Cork OR Limerick to literally give away.
All WE need to do is post this:
Clarion Hotels will ensure it’s all about the kidults, but that parents are looked after too – we’re not just for kids you know! Within easy reach of our hotels are some of the cities top attractions, as well as kids activities throughout the summer in the hotels to keep the ‘kidults’ occupied for a few hours. Sanovitae Health and Fitness Club is a great option for all the family to enjoy a leisurely swim or a sauna or Jacuzzi for the adults.
All YOU need to do (to enter) is simply complete this sentence.
My children deserve a break at a Clarion at this precise moment because………………
Lines close at 12.45pm.
Winning
at
*Drum roll*.
And the winner of the four ball outing at the home of The Irish Open, Carton House, County Kildare (above) is Mick Skelly…
Previously: Do You Care For The Golf At All
And the winner of the the Green Cross Parcel stuffed with Tayto chocolate ‘n’ cheese ‘n’ onion bars is Moira Cardiff’s friend Joyce in Australia.
Moira writes:
Please send the Green Cross Parcel o my great friend Joyce in Perth Australia. Even after 30 years in Australia she misses the Irish ‘stuff’. She is recovering from her breast cancer operation and is still in hospital after 5 weeks. She could do with a taste of home.
Thanks all
Isn’t it well for them?
Green Cross Parcel is a caring gift parcel service that delivers Irish-branded products to the Irish diaspora and donates all its profits to Irish charities.
Charities such as Age Action Ireland, Anam Cara, Barnardos, Caring for Carers, Crumlin Children’s Hospital, Down Syndrome Ireland, Headstrong and Simon Community to name them all.
Starting tomorrow [Thursday] they plan to give away the controversial Tayto cheese ‘n’ onion ‘n’ chocolate bar FREE with every order.
AND they have kindly offered to ship an entire box {plus possibly ‘other’ stuff, rashers and the like] anywhere in the world to the most deserving ex-pat nominated by YOU.
Just complete this sentence;
Please send the Green Cross Parcel with ‘stuff’ to_____________because____________
Lines close at 1am.
Previously: Win A Box Of The Bar They’re All Talking About
Thanks Tom Fitzpatrick
“Mash potato!”
“It’s on the dance floor…”
“Sure, I don’t drive that far for my holidays…”
If these phrases have special meaning in your life you may know that Carton House in County Kildare (above) is home to the Montegomerie Golf Course and the O’Meara Golf Course.
AND that they will be hosting the Irish Open 2013 on June 27-30.
To celebrate, the Carton House’s public relations people have offered us one, yes one FOUR-ball to give away.
That’s YOU and three friends/relatives/etc. walking in the footsteps of golfing legends and others who have played the course, the ground staff and whatnot.
To enter just complete this sentence.
My three fellow ‘ballers would include {insert names] because________
Lines close at 4.45pm
No cash, favours, green fees, etc. were given for this post but….
Sarah from Insight wishes to add:
Carton House has hosted some of the world’s finest golfers at the 2005 and 2006 Irish Opens. Carton House is home to two magnificent golf courses The Montgomerie Golf Course and the O’Meara Golf Course.
The Montgomerie Course, designed by 7 times European Order of Merit winner Colin Montgomerie, will be the 2013 Irish Open course, hosting some of the world’s finest golfers. The ‘Monty’ is a 7300-yard “links style” journey across sweeping firm fairways, cavernous bunkers and impeccable greens.”
So there.
We’re In
at
What?
No baby oil?
No bandana?
Why are they trying to destroy TRADITION!?
*adjusts leather waistcoat*
We are unable to attend the opening. We’re Flatley people. Always have been. Not ashamed to say it.
But should you care for a chance to win our invite (above) kindly sent in this morning, just complete this sentence.
Oh, I want to go see dance with somebody. With somebody like [insert name of friend, relative, etc] because…
Lines close at 2.30pm
It’s the Lennon and McCartney of the confectionary/savoury counter.
An impossible meeting of flavours that may well change everything you thought you knew about your palette and what it can withstand.
Crisps contained within the chocolate itself.
Radical, simple and thinking so literally out of the box you might as well give up and start baking Guinness trifles or a make yourself a cup of Barry’s coffee.
We have a box of the Tayto cheese ‘n’ onion chocolate bars to give away in a sweet and, quite possibly savoury, competition.
To enter, just complete this sentence.
Cheese n’ Onion AND Chocolate is like ________________ and ____________________
Lines close at 3pm.
Thanks Alison Keegan
Winner announced before 5pm.
This time they will be delivered.
1kg of Lindt CHOCOLATE.
In bunny form
It’s the only thing that makes any sense in this crazy, mixed-up world.
And the mouth-watering rabbit could be Yours BEFORE 5pm.
We have literally one to give away in a chocogasmic competition.
To enter, just complete this sentence
I not only demand the 1kg of Lindt Chocolate, I deserve the 1kg of Lindt Chocolate because…..
Lines close at 5pm.
Rabbit delivered on Monday.
No chocolate, favours, etc were given for this post.
However.
Gemma Kenny, Lindt’s public relations spokeswoman, writes:
The Lindt Gold Bunny Celebrity Auction is live right NOW – gold plated Lindt bunnies autographed by well-known Irish and International personalities are being auctioned on in the run up to Easter – auction closes on MONDAY at 3pm. The Auction includes people such as Robbie Williams, Daniel Radcliffe and Katie Taylor. Every successful bid wins the signed bunny as well as a Lindt Gold bunny hamper worth over €100. All Proceeds will go to Temple Street Children’s Hospital. You can follow the progress of the Lindt Gold Bunny Auction on the Lindt Chocolate Ireland Facebook page and get regular updates on Twitter – @Lindt_IRL #LindtGoldBunny.
Apologies for the delay.
Pedanto’s niece wins the TEN books shortlisted for the Children’s Books Ireland Book of the Year in yesterday’s “are you a rubbish aunt/uncle?” competition.
Pedanto won with this offering:
Thanks all.
(Photocall ireland)
(Above, from left: Daniel Bradley (9), Nahla Burke (3), Martha Quinn (9) and Benjamin Bradley (9) in Dublin’s Royal Hibernian Academy, launching the 23rd Children’s Books Ireland Book of the Year Awards.)
That changes TODAY.
Children’s Books Ireland has announced its shortlist for the Book of the Year.
And what a page-turning 12 months it has been in children’s writing.
The shortlisted include:
The Terrible Thing That Happened to Barnaby Brocket by John Boyne and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers
The Weight of Water by Sarah Crossan
Hóng by Anna Heussaff
Na Laochra is Lú by Laoise Ní Cléirigh and illustrated by Steve Simpson
Spellbound by Siobhán Parkinson and illustrated by Olwyn Whelan
Mise agus an Dragún by Patricia Forde and illustrated by Steve Simpson
Dark Warning by Marie Louise Fitzpatrick
Oh No, George! by Chris Haughton
This Moose Belongs to Me by Oliver Jeffers
Grounded by Sheena Wilkinson
And we have all TEN to give away to the favourite niece/nephew of YOUR choice in a competition that could help you win their affection for at least a YEAR.
To enter, complete this sentence.
I would like to give my [niece/nephew]___________the Children’s Books of the year because________________
Lines close at 3pm.
Winner announced in comments section by 5pm.
(Photocall Ireland)