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LAST YEAR, WE saw somebody attempt to sell jars of Irish soil online - but the business didn’t get off the ground.
Today, and on a similar theme, we’ve news of the Irish Rainwater Company.
The first thing people might think about such a venture is that it’s a bit of a stunt – but the man behind the site told DailyEdge.ie that it is indeed legit:
We are genuinely serious about selling the water, we think it makes a great keepsake for anyone who has been to Ireland on a holiday and got caught in the rain, those times make for happy memories and hilarious stories, what better thing to take a souvenir than the rain!
How did it even come about, then?
The idea came to me as a group of my friends were chatting about novel online businesses, I thought Irish rainwater was good one and bought the domain.
€12 might be a bit steep though, given shipping is included on top of that?
I know the cost seems expensive but it’s a short run we’ve made and low quantities are expensive to buy.
He confirms that the vials themselves are manufactured in China, but the rainwater is very much Irish:
Yep the rainwater comes from my back garden, collected in a bucket!
It looks like Americans will be the main target for some good old Irish rain:
The States is who I had in mind yeah, I think those guys will love it! I checked to make sure we could legally post it just in case, we can so it’s all good.
Written by David Elkin and posted on DailyEdge.ie
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