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#IrishLonelyBouquet day flowers spotted across Co Clare today

Our Monday blues were totally banished when we heard about the sweetest idea ever being carried out by flower shops today.

#IrishLonelyBouquet is an initiative by local flower shops to encourage shoppers to support their local florists.

They flowers are free to keep for whoever finds them.

Bouquets have already been spotted in Doolin and Killaloe/Ballina, but the day isn’t over yet.

Pictures have been posted on Facebook and Twitter with the hastag #IrishLonelyBouquet, bringing smiles to all those who find them.

How cute!

 

 

 

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