4. Valentine’s Day Gift Set from Nourish
A day of love need not be reserved for lovers only. Valentine’s day is the perfect opportunity to remind anyone in your life how special they are. Since we won’t be able to visit our loved ones this year, why not send a gift to brighten up their day.
Kit contains:
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Pukka Love Tea: Love tea is a unique blend of fragrant herbs with fantastic soothing properties. Drink Love tea to help you feel cherished and well-nourished, night and day.
Love Raw Chocolate Butter: Vegan chocolate butter cups filled with nut butters that will satisfy every tastebud.
Irelandâs first âtailored to your tasteâ wine subscription venture
Written by Robert McHugh, on 11th Jan 2021. Posted in General
Ireland’s first “tailored to your taste” wine subscription company has been been launched by three young entrepreneurs who were formerly in the hospitality industry.
Conor Duggan, Neil O’Reilly and Conor Mulligan blended their combined 30 years working in the hospitality, bar and wine industry along with their passion for wine to launch the company which is delivered nationwide.
Boxofwine.ie provides a bespoke wine offering, tailored to individual tastes and delivered straight to your door in a beautifully presented box. The innovation that sets Boxofwine.ie apart is a quick online questionnaire and algorithm which provides the experts and sommeliers at boxofwine.ie with a guideline on individual taste preferences. This allows them to curate a personalised box of three bottles of top quality, highly regarded wine ea
There is hope for house-buyers who have not been able to save up a big deposit after Ulster Bank announced new 90% mortgages.
The bank said it hoped the two and five-year deals - requiring people to put up just a 10% deposit on new homes - would open up the market to more people including first-time buyers.
It is the only one of five big lenders here to announce it has reverted to 90% deals.
At the outset of the pandemic, most lenders withdrew 90% deals - partly down to uncertainty over the crisis and its impact on the housing market.
But it has proved more buoyant than expected. The latest government property price index said the average house price here has grown by 2.4% to £143,205 over the last year.