No real traditions although at primary school the kids had a father’s day stall for a few years and got little gifts. We still do share token gifts with dad, but nothing major. Usually let him decide what to do with the day – whether that’s a family walk thing or him going off with the guys

We always end up going somewhere nice for lunch! its a win win for everyone and I dont have to cook!

Pretend the day does not exist. My father has passed away, and as my daughter’s father chose to abandon us, it is our least favourite time of year, especially with the many Father’s Days activities at school; Father’s Day Breakfast, stall for gifts (over two days), Mass.

We do a breaky at home as a family and then take dad out for lunch

No traditions here … having lost both my dad and my FIL, there doesn’t seem much point … hubby isn’t interested in it for himself, so we usually just have a day like any other.

Hubby was at work all day this year but we usually see my fil and go out for lunch.

Sadly we don’t have any traditions, as it hasn’t been something that has been continually in our lives. This year I made breakfast for my new partner.

Spending time together over a meal.

We generally have brunch together, go for a walk, play games and then have a quiet dinner at home.

Because my Dad has passed some time ago and we have moved a long way from his grave I just celebrate Fathers day with my husband and we have a quiet lunch together in a little restaurant of his choice. It is lovely and we always remember the fathers that have passed with fond memories