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So happy to make today's Irish Times Magazine. I've included a photo of the article but have included the text too to make it easier to read. Joy to the words Now that we know that glitter-encrusted cards are wretched for the environment, how about some sparkling words instead? Joy Redmond's Christmas cards have a delicious Irish twist, and spell out messages you might find hard to put into words yourself, including a beautiful one for anyone experiencing grief at this time of year. They're delivered with a light touch and come in at €2.50 each, or five for €10. trustword.ie ...

Didn't realise my Valentine's cards were featured in the Irish Times until it showed up as a top referrer in my traffic stats. I had replied to this call out  from Conor Pope on Twitter:  You can read the full article here or look at the snippet about Trustwordie below.   Again, big thanks to the Irish media for supporting local businesses. Much and always appreciated.

I was so delighted that my Valentine cards made it into this weekend’s hotlist in the Irish Independent Weekend magazine. You can read it here.  

Delighted our cards made the Hotlist in the Independent's Bank Holiday weekend magazine.  "Sometimes a video call just doesn't cut it, and this is where the joy of receiving written communication in the post comes in. Joy Redmond of quirky greeting-card range Trustwordie says she had mixed feelings about producing greeting cards for the times we're living in. But she received so many requests from friends and customers that she decided to give it a go and hopes that they bring a little joy during a difficult time. There are six cards in total, including a 'School's Out Colour In' postcard for...