The white coffin of the late Natasha Core being carried into the Church of the Holy Family, Loch Gowna this afternoon
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Longford's Jimmy Jests (the witty Jimmy Connell from Edgeworthstown) has a huge online following and as the country comes to terms with Covid-19 restrictions, Jimmy used his time in isolation to compose his unique twist on the Gloria Gaynor classic 'I will survive' to bring us 'the coronavirus survival song'.
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