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Gifts to send during lockdown 2.0

Roisin Healy by Roisin Healy
October 23, 2020
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Are you missing a celebration, or know someone who deserves a treat? Here are some thoughtful Irish gift ideas that can be delivered to your loved one

Level 5 certainly feels a little tougher than the first lockdown. Sending someone a gift just because is a lovely gesture, and as well as letting them know you’re thinking of them, you’ll get that feelgood buzz that comes with doing something nice for someone else. Here are some gift ideas to consider for the people you are missing over the next few weeks.

For the chocolate lover

Bean and Goose‘s handmade chocolate in Co Wexford is something to savour. Their products are made with sustainably sourced single origin Ecuadorian chocolate, delivered in an eco-friendly gift box. The gift box includes chocolate peanut butter pieces or chocolate popcorn pieces, three 70g bars of single origin chocolate, in three flavours; milk salty almonds, milk smoky salt and dark umami seaweed.

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Movie Night Bundle, Bean and Goose (€34)

For the man that’s hard to buy for:

The custom ‘For Him’ box by greendotdesignshop.com allows you to select options including lambswool scarves from Irish weavers Cushendale, foodie treats, books, beard care products, candles soap and other Irish-made treats. It’s all delivered in an environmentally-friendly gift box, with a personal message. You can also select gift boxes such as the ‘Time for Yourself’ care package, a foodie gift box and a handcare package.

For Him gift box, greendotdesignshop.com (priced individually)

To make them laugh

We’re all getting a little fed up of Covid, so hears a helpful little reminder to keep washing your hands.

Wash Your Fucking Hands t-shirt, dooduhvail.com (€24.35)

For someone who needs some motivation

Getting organised and putting structure on your day can be really helpful in coping with level 5 restrictions. Something like The Head Plan journal can help to gather thoughts and set goals for the weeks to come. Currently sold out, a new stock drop is set to be announced soon.

The Head Plan journal (€35)

For someone in need of downtime

We all could do with a little time to unwind. This gift box invites the recipient to indulge in a moment of calm, by lighting a candle, drawing a bath and switching off. The box includes a personalised greeting card and the following items: Mungo Murphy’s Seaweed Bag, Brookfield Farm Beeswax Candles, Mungo Murphy’s Seaweed Facemask, Dunbeacon Pottery Soap Dish, Bogcotton Soap.

Self-care Kit, Irish Design Shop (€50)

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