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Staff of Offaly supermarket step up in style for Jerusalema Challenge
The staff of an Offaly supermarket step up in style for the Jerusalema Challenge.
Last week they recorded their Jerusalema video and posted it to their social channels.
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Speaking about the challenge, Ben Kilmurray stated, "customers have been commending our efforts for lifting the spirits of the locals during this difficult time. It was very easy to get the staff involved. I suggested it early in the week and boom we were dancing away on Thursday and a local sensation the Friday. The main game was to lift local spirits and for some socially distanced staff bonding and it was well achieved. Owner Kieran stole the show with his end piece of his edition of Irish dancing."
Met Eireann Weather forecast for Ireland for the coming days from Met Eireann
Joe Maher (Ballinamere) gathers ahead of Shinrone’s Peter Cleary.
The Offaly U-20 squad and backroom team on Friday evening.
The Offaly Under 16 team that played Kildare, pictured at training last week.
Offaly's Christine Cleary in action in Nowlan Park on Saturday. (Photo by John Gavin).
Tullamore man fined after court told of pitbull attack
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