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05 Sept 2025
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Spare a thought for Longford's Jimmy Jests (aka Edgeworthstown's Jimmy Connell) who, like a lot of men, is currently out of action with man flu.
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Following the Christmas and New Year festivities and unseasonably mild weather, Jimmy has been struck down by 'a terrible bad dose'.
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He is advising his fellow man flu sufferers to 'stay indoors' and hints that he 'might go to the doctor if I'm not the better of it'.
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