COMPETITION: Win a weekly lunch at Insomnia for you and a friend for six months

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Have you a friend or a significant other whom you meet for lunch on a regular basis?

If so, how does having that lunch provided once a week for six months absolutely free sound? Delicious? We thought so. Thanks to Insomnia, you and a friend could be treating yourselves to that free weekly lunch for the next six months, in celebration of their new premium quality lunch range. The range includes new delicious lunches options created by guest chef and Insomnia ambassador Adrian Martin, who has trained in some of Ireland's most renowned restaurants, including Neven Maguire's award-winning MacNean House in Cavan and Michelin Star restaurant Bon Appetit in Malahide. The grilled bacon focaccia and a broccoli, tomato and feta salad are some of a number of new additions to the premium lunch range by Martin, which includes his vegan take on the traditional Irish Chicken Fillet roll. As well as that, Adrian has created a Christmas Ciabatta, which includes pulled turkey, home-made stuffing, spinach, cranberry and Christmas gravy served in a warm ciabatta bread. Delish! The lunch range is now available in Insomnia stores nationwide and also features a classic Tuna Melt and the hugely popular CroqueMonsieur, the result of Insomnia’s partnership with the renowned Bretzel Bakery in Portobello. Meanwhile, Insomnia have their most extensive vegan offering to date, which includes a Falafel Flatbread, VLT, a Vegan Superfood Salad and much more, all of which are VEGANlicious! With all of that, as well as their Classic Chicken & Stuffing Bloomer, Peri Peri Chicken Wrap, Avocado & Mozzarella Baguette or Full Breakfast Bap, you won't be short of options when catching up for that free lunch with a friend. So, if you and a friend fancy eating in Insomnia for free once a week for six months, all you have to do is tell us who you want to share your weekly lunch with, and why. Click here if you can't see the form. Brought to you by Insomnia