Get a free lunch this week if your name is Paddy in St Patrick's Day promotion

In the lead-up to St Patrick’s Day, the Patrick, Patrice, Patricia and Patrizia's in the country are in with a chance to snag a free lunch.

Last year, to honour those named after the emerald isles patron saint, Deliveroo Ireland handed out free lunches, now for a second year running, the food delivery app is once more bringing back their giveaway.

Is your name Patrick, Patrice, Patricia and Patrizia? Well here is everything you need about the free lunch you could be in with a chance of winning:

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How do I enter?

To enter the giveaway, the Patricks (et al) of Ireland need only email mynameispaddy@deliveroo.ie with their full name, however, this name has to be the name attached to their Deliveroo account.

When is the deadline?

Lucky entrants have a chance to enter between March 14 and 16, and if they are chosen will receive a free €17 voucher.

How can I redeem the voucher?

Once submitted, the lucky winners will then receive a unique credit code directly to their inbox on St Patrick’s Day itself to fuel what is set to be a momentous day of celebrations.

The voucher can be used on whatever the winner wants, just so long as it is available on Deliveroo.

Paddy Quinlan, Regional Manager for Deliveroo Ireland: “The Patrick, Patrice, Patricia and Patrizia's among us went wild for this one last year, so it was only right we make it a tradition.

“Deliveroo is proud of the presence we have in communities across Ireland and as the nation celebrates the return of St. Patrick’s Day parades and festivities, I hope my fellow Paddys enjoy their free lunch. I sure will!”

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