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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Today's Local Longford, a shop located on the park road, Longford town, have further highlighted the community spirit on show throughout the county in light of the Covid-19 outbreak sweeping the nation, by offering their services to older and vulnerable people in need.
Posting on social media, owners urged anyone in need to give them a call, joking that a Buckfast and cigarettes delivery service is not included in the offer.
“Hi Folks, Any of our older or more vulnerable neighbours please give us a call.
"In this current climate if they do not wish to move out, I will deliver anything they require to their door.
“Genuine cases only so no Buckfast or Cigs merchants need apply.”
Also read: Longford resident caught up in Covid-19 hoax flight nightmare
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