A truly novel gift, this personalised spoof newspaper cover is presented in either a tube roll or a contemporary black or white frame. The colourful cover comes in A3 size. You can read how the story will go underneath. To order, simply complete the personalised details and click add to cart.
You can also add your own photo to the front page.
NEW - Next working day delivery for this novel gift now available.
If bringing to a party or an event, you can also order additional non-framed prints.
The date field refers to the date of the newspaper print.
Sample story – the names, places and dates in bold are examples; yours replace them:
Headline: RUAIRÍ LENIHAN CELEBRATES WITH ANOTHER VICTORY AT MONACO!
Sub-headline: Lenihan leads race from Pole Position to Chequered Flag...
Story:
As the sun rose this morning over Monte Carlo, only one man was destined to claim victory over this famous race circuit. After a gruelling two days, Ruairí Lenihan had yet again won pole position over his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc.
Many legends have attempted before to win at this prestigious event – Senna, Prost, Stewart. Many legends have also failed. But not Lenihan. He greeted the crowds as he walked to his car; the numerous Irish flags flying above their heads. French police held back the over-enthusiastic girls from rushing to his side.
‘Not since Senna, have I seen such raw talent and genius behind the wheel,’ seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton has said about Lenihan. ‘He’s just great. It’s that simple,’ David Coulthard added, ‘he makes it all look so easy, effortless and even sexy. I’m glad he wasn’t around in my day.’
Lenihan’s red Ferrari blazed through every chicane and turn, the crowds rising like a Mexican wave urging him on over the celebrated avenues of Monaco. Among the VIPs attending were Prince Albert, Zendaya and Tom Holland, and all the members of U2.
After a final flawless pit stop, Lenihan stormed back out of the pits ahead of his nearest rivals – Max Verstappen and Lando Norris. When he finally crossed the finishing line, Lenihan draped an Irish flag over his Ferrari and did a lap of honour.
Who’d have guessed this man from Edenderry could have achieved such success and international stardom. Surely now, we will see for the first time an Irishman, Ruairí Lenihan, being crowned Formula One World Champion.
