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12 Aug 2022
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Offaly teenager makes very special delivery bringing Christmas joy to sick children
An Offaly teenager has brought the Christmas spirit to children in hospital with a very special delivery.
Anthony Gorman, the young man who was such a hit with his Christmas woodwork creations, was delighted to give 100 teddy bears to every child in Temple Street children's hospital in Dublin.
Anthony wanted give a gift to all the children for Christmas because “there’s nothing worse than being in hospital during the Christmas especially as a child”.
Also, he thanked everyone for the support he received with his Santa reindeers.
The homemade, handcrafted reindeers were snapped up by eager Christmas shoppers as early as a couple of months ago once word spread on social media.
The happy family of Kieran and Jamie Davern with son Jackson pictured at SBG Tullamore
Members of The Black Bull Threshing committee doing a sketch of RTE’s hit comedy Killinascully at the recent Vintage Parade. The Black Bull Threshing will take place this year on Sunday August 28th.
A free shuttle bus service will bring visitors near the show site and people can walk the remainder of the journey or avail of the transport on offer (above)
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