Gardai investigating number of thefts in one District in Offaly
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WATCH: Offaly teachers smash it in superb Jerusalema Dance challenge video
The teachers of an Offaly school have put on a stunning performance of the Jerusalema Dance challenge.
The video was made prior to the current Level 5 restrictions and in accordance with the Government Guidelines in place prior to Christmas but was just released last week.
And a four legged friend makes a great cameo!
A little snippet of out teachers taking part in the Jerusalema Dance challenge before Christmas. @emma_okelly . Well done to @GardaTraffic for their excellent performance in reply to the @swisspolice pic.twitter.com/DIGTsl68VV
— St. Brendan’s CS Birr (@stbrendansbirr) February 3, 2021
See the full outstanding performance by CLICKING HERE
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Hot air balloons flying over Dooly's Hotel, Emmet Square, Birr
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