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Father's Day Gifts Ireland

Fathers Day in Ireland is this Sunday 20th June 2010. So there aren’t many days left to organise a gift for the most important - Ireland based - man in your life!
Delivery companies don’t operate at weekends here in Ireland, so the last available delivery date is actually Friday 18th June. So if you want to send your Dad a Fathers Day gift in time for Sunday - please hurry.

We’ve been in the gift delivery business for a decade now, so we’re well aware how last minute gift buying can be (we’re guilty of it too!). We’ll be dispatching all orders received before 4pm on Thursday 17th June on the overnight express delivery service to all parts of Ireland. If your order comes in after 4pm, and Rob (the lovely Irish courier driver) hasn’t collected from us yet, we will do everything we can to get your gift sent out with him by bribing him with chocolate. After all he’s a Father too!

If we receive your order on Friday up until 5pm, and the delivery address is within driving distance, a member of our staff will even deliver your Father’s Day gift basket ourselves – we can deliver to postcodes BT1 to BT23.
But don’t worry if you miss the order deadline because Dad’s are pretty easy going and don’t seem to mind if their gift arrive a day late. After all beer and whiskey doesn’t go off!

Last year we sent out about 150 late orders for Father’s Day gift baskets. These Dad’s received their gift basket on the Monday instead of the Sunday – and none of them seemed to mind in the least. Or maybe they were just too busy chomping their way through the contents of their delicious gift basket!

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