Gardaí and ambulance service on the scene at Ballymahon Street, Longford
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The team hopes to do it again next year, as this one was also aired on YouTube
On Saturday, November 8, The Bottleneck Bar in Longford town played host to a live Taskmaster event, pitting 5 contestants against each other than mimicked Channel 4's popular 'Taskmaster' show.
Many laughs were to be had, and the event was streamed live over YouTube with viewers across the country. Ultimately, Stephen Skinner took the win on the final task of the night.
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Daniel Considine was the Taskmaster on the night, and it proved to be popular.
The Taskmaster Longford team will be looking towards another series next year and to team up with fundraising efforts going forward. They would like to thank everyone who got involved and supported the event.
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This year's was the second season but the first done publicly.
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