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The new €1m Spirit Clothing premises on Longford's Main Street is to close owing to the coronavirus pandemic
Spirit Clothing, who opened their new €1 million premises on Main Street, Longford, last October, have announced that they are to close in an effort to combat the spread of Covid-19 (coronavirus).
Spirit Clothing was founded in 1997 and proprietors Peter Dolan and Joe Flynn, posted on Facebook today;
"To aid the prevention of the spread of the Covid-19 Virus and with the greatest respect for our staff, customers and the general public, we have taken the conscious decision to close Spirit Clothing, Spirit Kids & Tally Weijl until further notice.
"Everyone take good care of yourselves and look after one another. Wishing you all well at this difficult time. Peter, Joe & Staff.
"If you need anything you can ring us on 086-2748222."
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