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While Easter eggs are probably the most popular treat that kids would be getting this season, catalogue retailer Argos have announced a sale on hundreds of toys.
The sale will run until Tuesday and there’s going to be 50 per cent off on hundreds of selected toys. In terms of the favourites that are on offer, Playmobil, Paw Patrol, and Lego are now cheaper for parents to buy.Heck, even the big kids might enjoy a trampoline! Well, if that sounds like you, they’re on sale too.Harry Potter Hogwarts Great Hall Toy – was €99.99 now €84.49PAW Patrol Ultimate Rescue Fire Truck Playset, was €74.99 now €34.
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