Tuesday 5 November, 2024

Every Irish person abroad is going to want this bag of Tayto as Gaeilge

That’s cáise agus oiniúin to you.

FANCY MAKING YOUR crisp sanger a little bit more patriotic?

Well look no further than Mr Tayto’s St Patrick’s Day offering: Cáise agus Oiniúin crisps, in a tricolour bag.

If you’re a fan of sending care packages to loved ones abroad (or receiving them), these will win serious brownie points.

All we need now is a 1916 bottle of Cavan Cola and we’ll be away.

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Every Irish person abroad is going to want this bag of Tayto as Gaeilge

Dublin is getting its very own Creme Egg Cafe