CALM DOWN, ITS ONLY NATIONAL BURGER DAY TOMORROW!!!!! Link inside for outlets serving free burgers.

The day that burger lovers across Ireland have been waiting for is returning. This year, National Burger Day is taking place tomorrow on the 23rd of June and things are a little different!


June 23rd is the day to celebrate everything we love about burgers with a day full of burgerlicious offers! Keep an eye on our interactive map to see if your local burger outlet is participating in National Burger Day and discover the offers they’ll have on the day – from meal deals to special offers or you might get to try the limited edition Summer Smoke Stack, created exclusively for National Burger Day. And don’t forget to share your photos on social media using the hashtag #NationalBurgerDay because this year, for every burger purchased, National Burger Day will provide a meal to the Simon Communities across Ireland.

Link here for the outlets participating. https://www.nationalburgerday.ie/map/

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