anyone in Ireland know if you can do this?

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shubiedoo · 22/12/2011 15:52

We usually get something for dh's godchild (a young cousin); we're in Canada and they live in Cork. Completely forgot to organize anything and now it's too late for post, obviously.
Can you do online vouchers for any big stores where you buy online and they email the voucher to print out at home? He's 10. I could do Amazon I suppose but was wondering were there other options.
Thanks!

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mummymccar · 22/12/2011 16:03

I'm not in Ireland but have family in Dublin. I was trying to do this too but the only place that I found would do it was Amazon I'm afraid. Hopefully someone will be along to advise us both otherwise soon!

Redazzy · 22/12/2011 16:08

www.one4all.ie/One4all_FAQs_Card.aspx

have used this website lots of times. They cover all the major Irish stores and more.

mummymccar · 22/12/2011 16:21

Thanks Redazzy and thank you for starting this thread shubiedoo!

Redazzy · 22/12/2011 18:01

You're welcome. I am a deadful 'leave it til the last minute' present buyer and this site has come to the rescue often.

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shubiedoo · 22/12/2011 18:25

Redazzy, it looks like they still post the gift card to you. Maybe I'm just not looking at the right option on the website? How does it work?

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mummymccar · 22/12/2011 20:05

DP says that the gadget show did a special on last minute vouchers that you can print off the other day, he said it should be on their website and that he thinks a couple of them work in Ireland.

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