Cardinal Health employees outside the plant last August as details emerged that it planned to cease operations in Tullamore
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Unexpected items on sale with hats and scarves outside Offaly's game with Galway
There were some unexpected items on sale along with the usual hats, scarves and headbands outside Offaly's game with Galway in Tullamore on Saturday evening.
Mixed in with the green, white and gold and maroon and white items for the supporters of the two counties were a selection of t-shirts that would not have been out of place outside Anfield.
Despite the fact that the Premier League title had not been won as of Saturday evening, there was one table selling a selection of t-shirts aimed at Liverpool fans.
The t-shirts said, 'Those Scousers again, Champions 2024-2025'. There were also a selection of Liverpool bucket hats and medals.
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