Saturday 23 October, 2021
Books, hampers and historical gifts are often given to heads of state.
“My dad bought me a sandwich toaster … so that I could make him toasted sandwiches.”
People will likely be requested to open any wrapped gifts while they go through airport security.
You’re cutting it fine.
People with unwanted gifts are being asked to donate them so they can be distributed to homeless people.
From TheJournal.ie
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The unwanted gifts appeal takes place at St Mary’s Pro Cathedral in Dublin
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
Sometimes we get (and give) brilliant gifts and sometimes they fall wide of the mark.
Justin Trudeau got socks from Leo Varadkar (of course), among other presents.
The Sisk & Son construction company has been making toys for charities at Christmas for the last 40 years.
An umbrella? A trip to Paris? Socks?
One more sleep.
There were fears Storm Barbara could have interfered with Santa’s travel plans.
Do you think adult families should concentrate on buying each adult sibling one decent Christmas present rather than everyone buying for everyone?
Almost half of Irish people leave their presents under the tree in plain sight.
PNC Wealth Management Christmas Price Index measures the cost each year.
Christmas trees and presents – gardaí have all sorts of advice at this time of the year.
They are searching for his owners in the hope he just got lost.
‘Tis the season … of wanting a refund.
Crosscare will redistribute them to young people in care and the homeless.
Have yourself a merry little Christmas…
Did you get an apron this year or maybe you got the gift you have been hinting at all year. Tell us what you got.
Yes, but have you started your shopping yet?
Ours include a much-coveted Furby, a shower curtain … and a cemetery plot.
Indications are that shoppers this year will have spent more on presents than they have in years.
It’s an emotional rollercoaster, that’s for sure.
Have you got lost somewhere in one of your lists – here are some practical tips to help you through the holiday season.
The bane of our Christmas lives.
Everything is under €25…!
