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Buy a slice of barmbrack this Halloween and you could not only help the Irish Cancer Society but also win a gold coin. Baker Una Leonard has partnered with jewellery designer Chupi on a limited-edition October promotion that pairs seasonal baking with a charitable prize draw.
What the Patisserie Brack Box contains
The specially curated Patisserie Brack Box includes a traditional barmbrack and an Autumnal Apple crumble loaf, packaged for sharing over the bank holiday weekend. Each box also carries an entry to win a Chupi gold coin redeemable in-store or online across Ireland.
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The coin’s value is set at €1,000, and the box is priced at €26.95.
Dates, delivery and collection
Orders for the promotion are open now through 26 October. All boxes are scheduled to be dispatched on 28 October so they arrive in time for Halloween. For local buyers, a Click and Collect option will be available from Una’s outlets in Dublin and Mullingar on 30 and 31 October.
Charity element and stakes for buyers
For every box sold, the partners will donate €2 to the Irish Cancer Society’s Pink Campaign 2026. That gives customers a direct way to support cancer services while taking part in the prize draw.
Background on the collaboration
Una Leonard is the founder of 2210 Patisserie and the author of two books. The initiative with Chupi follows Leonard’s recent interview with EVOKE, in which she described how starting the business helped her through a very difficult period at age 22.
The campaign blends seasonal baking with fundraising and the chance of a substantial jewellery prize, offering a timely option for Halloween gifting and local support of cancer services.
