Retro As Gaeilge Crisps of the Day

Tayto have gone right back to the eighties with this one.

THOSE MARKETING DIVILS at Tayto know what they’re up to.

They’ve released a limited edition pack As Gaeilge to celebrate several things:

Tayto being Irish and selling 1 million packs worldwide every day (Yes, ONE MILLION!)
Seachtain na Gaeilge
St Patrick’s Day

The limited edition retro packs will be sold nationwide for the next eight weeks.

Crisp sandwiches ahoy!

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Retro As Gaeilge Crisps of the Day

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