Celebrate your Dad or any special figure in your life this Father's Day (June 16) by dedicating an Irish Heritage Tree to them with 20% off for a limited time only. Order now using the promo code IHT20 at checkout.
When it comes to a Father’s Day gift for your Da you want him to know how important it is to you the bond that you both hold close.
Do this by presenting him with something that symbolizes the deep roots of Irish pride that he taught you –plant an Irish Heritage Tree in his honor and in the name of his family and ancestors.
Plant a tree in Ireland! Claim your 20% discount with code IHT20 at checkout
The image of a father suggests to each of us something personal – the life lessons we learned, the time listening to his advice and wisdom, and the role he played in teaching the importance of responsibility. While the Irish father comes to mind in the poems by Seamus Heaney or Robbie O’Connell’s song “The Turning of the Tide".
IrishCentral, a name you can trust, began the Irish Heritage Tree program as a way for our readers to recognize those special people in their lives with a gift of a living symbol of love. By making this meaningful purchase of planting a tree in Ireland, you are also contributing to the IrishCentral pledge to keep Ireland green and growing.
We plant exclusively native Irish trees including oak, alder, birch, and Scots pine. Be the one to give your Da the bragging rights that back home in Ireland there’s a tree planted just for him and for his generations to enjoy.
Your Irish Heritage Tree will be planted in rural farmland situated near Drimoleague in the heart of West Cork, which is surrounded by landscapes of immense natural beauty, and the surrounding countryside is dotted with ancient ringforts.
Irish Heritage Tree works in collaboration with the Tree Council of Ireland and we're proud to say that in 2022 at our original forest, in County Tipperary we have planted 3,500 native trees.
Native trees can take decades to mature once planted, yet as each year passes their roots secure firmly in the soil, a symbol of your everlasting connection to Ireland.
For more visit www.irishheritagetree.com or click here to read our previous articles about the project.
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