If you've ever spent a 4th of July over in the States - you'll know that it's one hell of a day.
Great people, food, drinks, music, banter - it's the highlight of the entire summer.
Unfortunately, we don't really celebrate it over on this side of the pond.
But Aer Lingus and WOWBURGER are teaming up to change exactly that - with a deadly burger and some very tempting deals.
Behold, the AERBURGER:
Claire Broughana and Jane Curtin enjoying an AERBURGER
After doing some research and learning that hamburgers are Ireland's favourite US-imported food, Aer Lingus decided to team up with the WOWBURGER to create the ultimate July 4th burger.
For only €4, it looks out of this world.
Customers can create their own bespoke burger by choosing their own toppings, free of charge, to add to the AERBURGER. Dreamy.
But that's not all...
For all those who visit WOWBURGER today, on July 4, make sure to take a pic before you devour your juicy burger because Aer Lingus is giving away three pairs of return flights to North America.
All you gotta do is Tweet or Instagram your AERBURGER using #AERBURGER to be in with the chance to win.
Pick up yours from Ranelagh, Mary’s Bar on Wicklow Street or from Workman’s Wellington Quay.
In celebration of the Day of Independence, Aer Lingus is also slashing €50 off return flights to its transatlantic destinations (the likes of Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Orlando, Washington and Boston) booked between July 4 and 6.
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