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Two large gatherings of young people playing soccer and having an outdoor party were discovered by Gardaí today.
The Laois Offaly Garda District has reported coming across a group of about 20 young men playing soccer in Tullamore town.
"Our members on patrol around Tullamore Town today came across a group of over 20 males playing a game of soccer with not a care in the world. No social distancing at play."
"One amadán even told the Garda 'you can't stop me getting the Corollavirus'. Some genius," Gardai said.
Gardai also discovered a group of over 12 young people having a little party in the woods.
"No social distancing at play here either," the Gardaí reported on their Facebook page.
They have again warned about the danger of spreading Covid-19 to family members at risk.
"Remember chances are you will go home and chances are you will affect a family member. Take the advice before its past doing anything about it," the Gardaí have said.
Also read: Gardaí raid coronavirus party in Longford town
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