Give someone the keys to the road.
A driving lesson voucher with Martin — 25+ years' experience, RSA approved — for a birthday, a milestone, or the day the learner permit finally lands. Build it on the right, then send it straight over.
Redeem by ringing Martin087 456 9634
Everything you type shows on the voucher above.
What the voucher can be used for
Whoever gets it decides — it goes against anything Martin teaches.
First lessons
For someone who has never sat behind a wheel. Quiet roads, no rush, no pressure.
EDT lessons
Any of the 12 mandatory modules, signed off in the logbook as they go.
Pre-test prep
Time on the actual Navan or Mullingar test routes before the big day.
Car for the test
Put it towards hiring Martin's dual-control car — one they've already driven.
How to get one
Build it above
Pick what it's towards, add the names, and send it over on WhatsApp.
Sort the details
Martin confirms the amount and takes payment by bank transfer or cash, whichever suits. See what a lesson includes.
Get the voucher
Sent out by email to print or forward on. Ask if you'd rather have one written out to hand over, or get in touch any way that suits.
Voucher questions
Whatever you'd like it to be — one lesson, a few, or an amount towards a block. Ring Martin and he'll tell you the current rates and what makes sense for the person you're buying it for.
Five years from the date it's issued, in line with Irish consumer law. There's no rush — lessons can start whenever the person is ready.
Pickup and drop-off are from three spots: Enfield (Train Station), Navan (SuperValu Johnstown) and Mullingar (Aldi, Dublin Road). Worth checking the person can get to one of them before you buy.
Yes, they'll need a valid learner permit before the first lesson. If it hasn't arrived yet, buy the voucher anyway — it'll be waiting when the permit lands.
If the person it was bought for can't use it, ring Martin and he'll sort it out — vouchers can be passed on. They can't be exchanged for cash.
Ready to give it?
Build the voucher above, or just ring Martin and he'll take it from there.
