Public urged to buy Christmas gifts for Third World

Oxfam Ireland is calling on the public to buy alternative Christmas presents designed to aid the Third World this year.

Public urged to buy Christmas gifts for Third World
Mon, 28 Nov, 2005 - 12:28

Oxfam Ireland is calling on the public to buy alternative Christmas presents designed to aid the Third World this year.

The organisation said today that much of the money spent at Christmas every year is wasted on unimaginative and unwanted gifts.

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