Boojum handing out over 17,000 free burritos - here's how to get one
Ireland's favourite burrito spot, Boojum, is fuelling end of year study sessions in style this Wednesday, offering free burritos for anyone with a student ID for one day only.
There's over 17,000 free meals up for grabs in total as part of the Buy One, Bank One promotion, which is running across all of Boojum's 20 stores on the island of Ireland.
To grab a free one, simply purchase any main meal in any Boojum store around the country on Wednesday May 21, present a valid student ID at the till and then you'll receive a voucher for a free meal, which you can use on your next visit.
David Maxwell, Boojum's CEO, said: 'Students have always been at the very core of our brand, right from when we first opened shop in Belfast nearly 18 years ago. We know all about the importance of fuelling up for those all-night study sessions.
'We also never take our customers' loyalty for granted, and every year we're hard at work brainstorming ways to give back to our number one fans and offer them even greater value.'
He added: 'Our Buy One, Bank One promotions are always hugely popular in September when students return, so we thought this would be the perfect opportunity for a little end-of-year treat, whether you've already finished your exams or you're still studying.'
The Buy One, Bank One offer is valid on Wednesday May 21 only, strictly while stocks last. For the full terms and conditions of the promotion, head here.
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