Father Dougal Card, Father Ted Card, Ardal O Hanlon

Treasured Words

£2.99

⭐ Description ⭐ Ah, sure look, it's a lovely little card with a picture of me, Father Dougal, on the front! Imagine that! It’s perfect for birthdays, or, you know, just saying hello or whatever. Inside, it's all blank, like when I forget the Mass! Great for writing whatever you want, like “Hello!” or “How are ya?” or even “Don't forget the milk!” Anyway, it’s a great card, so it is. Lovely stuff altogether! ✉️ Personalisation ✉️ If you would like this item with a message inside please specify or send us a message, alternatively if you would like any changes to the design send us a message and

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