Thoughtfulness, consideration, appreciation — these are all things we're pretty sure you don't show your friends enough of.
But that can all change! With a little help from us, of course.
We've teamed up with the folks at Cadbury Milk Tray to help you show your mates that you really do appreciate 'em.
Here are just a few quick suggestions.
1. Cook them dinner
Dinner always tastes better when someone else makes it for you. Stuffing your face on delicious grub while you both have a good ol' moan about the drudgeries of work — isn't that what real friendship's all about?
2. Treat them to the cinema
Don't just discuss the latest Making A Murderer-esque documentary that you've watched separately, turn it into a mate date and check out the latest riveting feature to play at the IFI.
3. Give them a personalised gift... that they'll hate
Because spending your hard-earned money on a present that really gets on your friend's nerves is your own twisted way of saying you love them dearly.
4. Tag them in memes
That sparkling humour of yours can really brighten up their day.
5. Pay them back on time
There's nothing more awkward than having to ask a friend to pay you back the money they owe — and nothing sweeter than not having to ask at all.
6. Get them a drink before they even ask
Because it really shows that you just get them, you know?
7. Shower them in chocolate
Which, as we all know, is the quickest way to anyone's heart.
Brought to you by Bushmills Irish Whiskey Please drink responsibly. Over 18s only. Black Bush is an ideal Irish Whiskey for St Patrick’s Day Deciding what to get up to over the Bank Holiday can be stressful. You want to make sure that you’re really maximising your time off so it’s important to plan ahead. […]
Brought to you by An Post The variety of Irish Christmas habits The Irish have a very unique way of celebrating the festive season. These chaotic Christmas traditions are often a merging of both the old and the new. You can expect to see timeless traditions such as December the 8th being the unofficial start […]
Brought to you by Dublin City Council Nothing beats strolling through Dublin city during the festive season. Between the hustle and bustle of the crowds, the chorus of music from Carol singers and buskers, or the twinkling trees and lights, the city has a unique atmosphere like no other. With Christmas just a stone’s throw […]
