Dunnes Xmas Cards

readytosnap

Form their website:
The company, which is privately owned, is intensely proud of the fact that it is an Irish company.

I must be getting really old and grumpier but I think that their christmas cards which are quite nice to look at, should have a green postbox on them instead of a red one, Just to make it that little bit Irish
I know it's such a petty thing.

Talib Fiasco

Apt username...

ebbsy

Ive been getting charity cards through the door that ask you to send them back a contribution !

RESULT

9959

I think Cerise would have been nice.

the groutch

ebbsy wrote: »

Ive been getting charity cards through the door that ask you to send them back a contribution !

RESULT

free Xmas cards? lucky sod!

9959

the groutch wrote: »

free Xmas cards? lucky sod!

OFF TOPIC!!!
The important thing here is postbox colour.

Where To

But postboxes used to be red here, fair play to Dunnes for reviving an old tradition.
















:P

mikom

readytosnap wrote: »

Form their website:
The company, which is privately owned, is intensely proud of the fact that it is an Irish company.

I must be getting really old and grumpier but I think that their christmas cards which are quite nice to look at, should have a green postbox on them instead of a red one, Just to make it that little bit Irish
I know it's such a petty thing.

Besides white, what colour do you think of when you think of Christmas?

Love2love

They also have Santa on them.... Let's sue for false advertising

RobbingBandit

There is a Dunnes Stores shop about to get burned out in Belfast for having Christmas Cards with Green Postboxes on them.

Duckworth_Luas

Where To wrote: »

But postboxes used to be red here, fair play to Dunnes for reviving an old tradition:P

Postboxes in Ireland were originally green, then for a short while they were red, then back to green again.

Capt'n Midnight

can't beat printing your own cards

tesco-value-merry-christmas
http://www.code-d.com/tesco-cards/tesco-value-merry-christmas.pdf

tesco-value-happy-christmas
http://www.code-d.com/tesco-cards/tesco-value-happy-christmas.pdf

jack presley

readytosnap wrote: »

Form their website:
The company, which is privately owned, is intensely proud of the fact that it is an Irish company.

I must be getting really old and grumpier but I think that their christmas cards which are quite nice to look at, should have a green postbox on them instead of a red one, Just to make it that little bit Irish
I know it's such a petty thing.

Where are they made by the way?

Their own brand stuff doesn't come up as Irish on the receipt so I take their promoting of their Irishness with a pinch of salt.

9959

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

can't beat printing your own cards

tesco-value-merry-christmas
http://www.code-d.com/tesco-cards/tesco-value-merry-christmas.pdf

tesco-value-happy-christmas
http://www.code-d.com/tesco-cards/tesco-value-happy-christmas.pdf

Copied and dispatched.
Thanks.
Do you have any more, though this time less 'arty'?

readytosnap

mikom wrote: »

Besides white, what colour do you think of when you think of Christmas?

Green of course, it stems from the all the envy i had as a child, seeing how much better everyone else's presents were compared to mine.

jack presley wrote: »

Where are they made by the way?

Their own brand stuff doesn't come up as Irish on the receipt so I take their promoting of their Irishness with a pinch of salt.

Not sure but it has Dunnes Stores printed on the back so they are probably chinese

MistyCheese

9959 wrote: »

Copied and dispatched.
Thanks.
Do you have any more, though this time less 'arty'?

I know, those fancy ones are too much. I will sell you these Christmas cards, ten for €1.

Adyx

MistyCheese wrote: »

I know, those fancy ones are too much. I will sell you these Christmas cards, ten for €1.

I like the fact that it allows you to choose your own type of greeting - Merry, Happy, Fcuk off etc.